Dominica (Caribbean)

With Dominica’s Work in Nature program, digital nomads from all over the world can call this beautiful Caribbean island home for a total of 18 months.

Another great feature of the Dominica digital nomad visa is that the applicant isn’t obligated to pay income, capital gains, or dividend taxes during their stay.

You may also bring your spouse and children with you to Dominica with the digital nomad visa.

Dominica Digital Nomad Visa Requirements

• Valid Passport – Your passport must be valid at the time of applying

• At Least 18 Years of Age – You must meet the age requirement

• Work Remotely – You can be employed by or own a company outside of Dominica or be a freelancer with clients outside of the country

• Earn $50,000/year – You must earn this income working remotely

• Health Insurance – You must have health insurance coverage in Dominica

• Clean Criminal Record – You must stand in good character in your country of residence

Steps to Apply

It’s pretty easy to apply for the Dominica digital nomad visa, and it’s all done online. The process doesn’t involve any meetings or appointments at embassies or consulates.

Step 1: Gather Documents

• Copy of Passport

• Proof of Remote Work

• Proof of Income

• Health Insurance Coverage Letter

• Criminal Background Check

• Proof of Relationship (if bringing dependents)

• Dominica Entry Visa (if applicable)

Step 2: Submit Application

Before you begin, you’ll have to register a new user account.

After uploading your documents and filling out the form, you must also pay the application fee. This fee is $100 and non-refundable.

Step 3: Wait for Approval

Your application will be sent through various departments for review and approval. It should take between 14 and 28 days to receive an answer about your visa.

Step 4: Pay Visa Fee

Once your visa is approved, you must pay the visa fee. For a single person, the fee is $800; for a family, the fee is $1,200.

You have 30 days after submitting the visa fee to arrive in Dominica. Be sure to let your Work in Nature agent know your travel plans and when you will come.