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Reference · Updated October 2026

Digital Nomad Visa Government Fees 2026

The short answer: official application fees run from under €100 to over €1,000 depending on the program — and the fee is only part of the total cost. Translations, apostilles, insurance and residence-card issuance add up fast.

ProgramGovernment feeGuide
Spain — Digital Nomad Visa (Telework Visa)From ~€80 visa fee, plus €90–€200 for the residence card.Guide
Portugal — D8 Visa — Residency Visa for Remote Professional Activity~€90 visa fee, plus ~€160 for the residence permit.Guide
Italy — Digital Nomad / Remote Worker VisaVaries by consulate — confirm the current fee before booking your appointment.Guide
Greece — Digital Nomad Visa (National Type-D → Residence Permit)~€75 Type-D visa fee, plus ~€1,000 for the residence permit and a €16 card fee.Guide
Croatia — Temporary Stay for Digital Nomads~€93 for the long-stay D visa where required; permit fees vary by route.Guide
Estonia — Digital Nomad Visa (Long-Stay D Visa)~€100 state fee — verify the current fee when you apply.Guide
Malta — Nomad Residence Permit€300 non-refundable application fee, paid online during the application.Guide
Germany — Freelance Residence Permit ("Freiberufler")~€100 (varies by state)Guide
Thailand — Destination Thailand Visa (DTV)~10,000 THB (about €260 at approximate rates); varies by embassyGuide
Japan — Designated Activities Visa ("Digital Nomad")Confirm with your consulate (typically ¥3,000–6,000 equivalent)Guide
Costa Rica — Rentista / Digital Nomad Visa ("Nómadas Digitales")$100 government fee at filing (paid in colones at the Central Bank rate), plus a document-issuance fee on acceptance (reported ~$90 — confirm current totals with DGME).Guide
UAE (Dubai) — Virtual Working ProgrammeUS$287 application fee, plus UAE medical insurance, processing fees and Emirates ID (all-in costs reported around US$600 — confirm when applying).Guide
Turkey — Digital Nomad VisaVaries by consulate — confirm the current fee when applying.Guide
Czechia — Živnostenský list (Trade License) + Long-Term Business ResidenceCZK 5,000 (approximately €200) for the long-term residence application; trade license registration around CZK 1,000.Guide
Hungary — White Card (Fehér Kártya)€110 (approximately — confirm the current fee with the consulate).Guide
Romania — Long-Stay Visa for Digital Nomads€120 long-stay visa fee (approximately — confirm the current fee).Guide
Albania — Residence Permit for Digital NomadsModest administrative fees — confirm current amounts on e-Albania.Guide
Cyprus — Digital Nomad Visa€70 issuance + €70 renewal (approximately — confirm current fees).Guide
Iceland — Long-Term Visa for Remote WorkersISK 15,000 (approximately €100 — confirm the current fee).Guide
Latvia — Digital Nomad Visa (Long-Stay)€60–€120 depending on route (approximately — confirm current fees).Guide
Norway — Residence Permit for Self-Employed / Independent ContractorsNOK 6,300 (approximately €540 — confirm the current fee).Guide
Montenegro — Digital Nomad VisaModest administrative fees — confirm current amounts with the authorities.Guide
Georgia — Remotely from GeorgiaNo application fee for the program itself.Guide
Mexico — Temporary Resident Visa (used by remote workers)Varies by consulate — roughly US$50–60. Confirm the current fee with the consulate where you apply.Guide
Panama — Short Stay Remote Worker VisaUS$300 government fee. A Panamanian attorney is required to file, and legal fees are the main real cost — get quotes from several firms.Guide
Colombia — Digital Nomad Visa (Visa V — Nómadas Digitales)€44 study fee (non-refundable) + €106 issuance fee if approved — €150 total. Spanish nationals are exempt; Japanese and Korean nationals pay only the study fee.Guide
Brazil — Digital Nomad VisaVaries by nationality — roughly US$100–300. Confirm with the consulate where you apply.Guide
Argentina — Digital Nomad Residence (Residencia Transitoria)About US$200 total: 120 UC migration fee + 80 UC consular fee (1 UC ≈ US$1). Budget US$500–1,200 all-in with apostilles, translations and insurance.Guide
Chile — Digital Nomad VisaNot published; standard consular visa fees apply.Guide
Peru — Digital Nomad VisaNot published.Guide
Uruguay — Provisional Digital Nomad Identity SheetNominal — about US$2 (UYU 55).Guide
Barbados — Welcome StampUS$2,000 per individual; US$3,000 for a family bundle.Guide
Bahamas — BEATS — Bahamas Extended Access Travel StayUS$1,025 total for an individual (US$25 application + US$1,000 permit); US$25 + US$500 per dependent.Guide
Bermuda — Work from Bermuda CertificateUS$263 per applicant, non-refundable; each family member files and pays separately.Guide
Indonesia — E33G Remote Worker KITAS (Digital Nomad Visa)Approximately USD 300 in government fees; USD 1,500–3,000 all-in when using an authorized agent.Guide
Malaysia — DE Rantau Nomad PassApproximately MYR 1,000–2,000 (about USD 215–430) depending on pass type.Guide
Philippines — Digital Nomad Visa (Executive Order No. 86)Estimated USD 200–300; the official fee schedule is not yet published.Guide
South Korea — Workation Visa (F-1-D)Varies by consulate — typically under USD 150.Guide
Sri Lanka — Digital Nomad VisaApproximately USD 500 for the first year.Guide
South Africa — Digital Nomad Visa (Immigration Regulations amendment, 2024)Fee schedule is not centrally published; confirm the current fee with the South African embassy or consulate where you apply.Guide
Mauritius — Premium VisaNo government application fee is charged.Guide
Kenya — Class N Digital Nomad PermitUSD 200 processing fee plus USD 1,000 per year of validity — check the live eFNS invoice before paying, as fee lines have conflicted across official pages in the past.Guide
Namibia — Digital Nomad VisaApproximately NAD 2,200 (about USD 124).Guide
Cabo Verde — Remote Working Program (Cabo Verde)Approximately USD 21, payable on arrival.Guide

Fees verified October 2026 against official immigration sources. Consulates may charge in local currency — the euro figure can move with exchange rates.

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Government fees alone range from under €100 (Spain's consulate fee starts around €80) to over €1,000 for some programs. Budget separately for translations, apostilles, health insurance and — where required — legalisation of documents.