9 Places Offering Digital Nomad Visas To Indians

By: Vaishali Kapila

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Dreaming of working from a beachside cafe or a European city? Explore these 9 destinations perfect for remote work and island living.

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1. Portugal

Portugal offers a stunning coastline. The Digital Nomad Visa (D8 Visa) allows Indians to stay for 1 year, with a pathway to residency. 

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2. Spain

Spain's Digital Nomad Visa allows Indians to stay for 1 year, extendable up to 5 years. Lively cities make Spain an attractive destination. 

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3. Estonia

Estonia offers 1-year Digital Nomad Visa with income requirement. Ideal for tech-savvy Indians, Estonia provides start-up friendly ecosystem.

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4. Greece

Greece's Digital Nomad Visa allows Indians to stay for 1 year. From Athens to Crete, it's got co-working spaces, great food and sunshine.

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5. Croatia

Croatia's coastline and medieval towns make it a nomad paradise. Work from Split, explore islands and soak up the Mediterranean vibe.

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6. Mauritius

Mauritius offers a premium visa for Indians, allowing 1-year stays, renewable, with no visa fees. The island nation provides a tranquil setting.

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7. Georgia

Georgia's Work Remotely program offers Indians 1-year visa-free stay. Affordable living, rich culture and landscapes make Georgia attractive.

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8. Dubai

Dubai's modern infrastructure and luxurious lifestyle attract many digital nomads. With its world-class amenities, Dubai is a popular choice for Indians.

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9. Thailand

Thailand has a thriving expat community, offering network opportunities and a relaxed lifestyle. Chiang Mai, Bangkok and Phuket are popular hubs for remote workers.

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Click below to discover countries where Indians can get a tourist visa easily.

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