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Nomad visas for African remote pros

Find the country that actually says yes to you.

Everyone else hands you a list of countries. We look at your life first, then tell you which ones would actually say yes.

Free · About 4 minutes · No sign-up

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Uhm.. so here's what's up...

Picking a new country is much harder than looking at a map.

Most sources just give you a long list of nomad visas that exist. But almost none of them tell you which ones you actually qualify for, causing you to spend months feeling completely stressed out.

  • Income

    Minimum earnings that count vary a lot, country to country.

  • Passport

    Yours changes what's even open to you.

  • Documents

    Apostilles, translations, notaries. The boring stuff that sinks people.

  • Family

    A partner, kids or dependents shift the whole math.

  • Tax

    Where you're taxed can quietly change your life.

  • Processing

    Weeks in one country, months in another.

  • Approval odds

    A visa on paper is not always a visa in practice.

  • Remote work

    Some countries welcome it. Others still don't.

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A few places people land

You might see yourself in one of these countries.

These are just a few. What actually shows up for you depends on your money, your passport, your family, your work. That's what the questions sort out.

  • Lisbon, Portugal

    Portugal

    Lisbon

    Slow mornings, fast internet, and a visa built for people who work online.

    From
    EUR 3,280 / mo
    Stay
    1 yr, renewable
    Processing
    ~8 to 10 weeks
  • Mexico City, Mexico

    Mexico

    Mexico City

    Easy to get into, big community, same time zone as your US clients.

    From
    USD 2,600 / mo
    Stay
    Up to 4 yrs
    Processing
    ~4 weeks
  • Barcelona, Spain

    Spain

    Barcelona

    Proper EU life, plus a tax break for your first few years if you set it up right.

    From
    EUR 2,760 / mo
    Stay
    1 yr, renewable
    Processing
    ~5 weeks

How this actually goes

Five steps between "should I even try?" and "I've moved."

  1. Step 01

    Answer a few questions

    A short, calm conversation about your work, income, family and passport.

  2. Step 02

    We rank your countries

    Every country you'd actually qualify for, ordered by real fit, not popularity.

  3. Step 03

    See exactly why they fit

    Each pick comes with plain-English reasoning and honest caveats.

  4. Step 04

    Book a consultation

    When you're ready, one of our case managers walks through your shortlist with you.

  5. Step 05

    Move with a real plan

    From documents to landing, you're never guessing the next step.

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The handful that decide it

The handful of things that actually decide it.

Same questions for every country. These answers are what your shortlist is really built on.

Factor
Portugal
Mexico
Spain
Income floor
EUR 3,280/mo
USD 2,600/mo
EUR 2,760/mo
Stay length
1 yr, renewable
Up to 4 yrs
1 yr, renewable
Processing
8 to 10 weeks
~4 weeks
~5 weeks
Path to residency
After 5 yrs
After 4 yrs
After 5 yrs
Tax posture
NHR incentives
Territorial
Beckham Law
Family friendly
Yes
Yes
Yes

Where we're at so far

Small numbers. Real people.

Countries with nomad visas
47

and counting

Applicants matched
8,240

since 2023

Days, most approvals
60–90

start to residence card

Consultation satisfaction
94%

from post-call surveys

Stuff you'd ask a friend

The questions you'd rather ask a friend who you trust than a lawyer.

  • I make $4,500 a month. Is that even enough?

    For Portugal, Spain, Mexico, Croatia, Malta and a dozen others, yeah, comfortably. For a couple of places you'd walk through a different door. We'll tell you which.

  • Do I need a lawyer for this?

    Usually no. For the trickier routes, a bit of paid help pays for itself. We'll flag the ones where that's true.

  • Can my partner come? What about the dog?

    Partner, almost always, sometimes with extra income proof. Dog, yes in most of Europe and Mexico, with paperwork. A few places are stricter. We'll flag it.

  • Will this mess up my taxes back home?

    It can, and it can also save you money. Depends on your citizenship and how long you stay. This is the one thing worth a 30-minute call before you commit.

Ready when you are

Let's find the one that says yes.

Four minutes. A few honest questions. A shortlist you can trust, and someone to talk to if you want.