U.S. Citizens Can Now Move To Japan On A New Digital Nomad Visa
Tired of office life and can finish all of your work remotely? You might want to look into Japan’s Digital Nomad Visa letting non-citizens move and work in the country for a limited period of time. Here’s everything you need to know about Japan’ Digital Nomad Visa.
What’s a Digital Nomad Visa?
A Digital Nomad Visa grants non-citizens to reside and work remotely within the host country. Digital Nomad Visas are not the same as traditional Work Visas. They can allow temporary residence anywhere from six months to five years.
What makes you eligible for Japan’s Digital Nomad Visa?
- You can work remotely in Japan for no more than six months
- Must be a citizen of an eligible country
- Must be insured during your stay in Japan
How long can you stay in Japan on a Digital Nomad Visa?
Those on a Digital Nomad Visa in Japan can only stay in the country for six months, with no extension.
What documents do you need to apply?
- Passport
- Visa application
- Certificate of eligibility (issued by a regional immigration bureau)
- Proof of an annual income that’s JPY 10 million or more ($65,200)
- Documents outlining planned activity during stay
- Proof of insurance while in Japan
Can you bring a spouse or child to Japan on a Digital Nomad Visa?
Yes, so long as they are a citizen of an eligible country. Your spouse/child will need to provide the same documents as 1-5 above, in addition to documents proving your relationship with them and a copy of your passport as the visa holder.
What other countries offer Digital Nomad Visas?
Plenty of countries have now begun offering Digital Nomad Visas, including: Italy, Albania, Australia, Germany, Mexico and more.
You can learn more about Japan’s Digital Nomad Visa on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan.
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