The Philippines is set to launch a digital nomad visa, enabling foreign nationals to live and work remotely in the country for up to a year, with renewal options. This initiative aims to attract travelers, enhance local economies, and position the Philippines alongside other countries offering similar visas. Eligibility includes being at least 18 years old, having stable income from foreign employers, private health insurance, and a clean criminal record. This move is expected to bolster tourism and support both popular and under-visited destinations in the country.
The Philippines is launching a digital nomad visa allowing foreign nationals to live and work remotely for up to one year, contributing to tourism and the economy.
Eligible applicants must be at least 18 years old, prove steady income, hold private health insurance, and have a clean criminal record to apply.
Tourism Secretary Christina Frasco emphasized that the digital nomad visa will enhance tourism activities and promote spending, benefiting both established and remote destinations.
The visa program aims to attract remote workers, aligning the Philippines with countries like Italy and New Zealand that have implemented similar initiatives.
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