Google searches for “best countries to move to” peaked among Americans immediately after the US election.
UNITED STATES – In the wake of the US election, Americans’ interest in digital nomad visas and moving abroad is on the rise.
Digital nomadism boomed during the pandemic, when many people were no longer restricted to the workplace and could travel freely to faraway, often cheaper, destinations to live and work remotely. Spain, Portugal, the Netherlands and Norway are among the most popular digital nomad destinations in Europe. Spain invites a range of remote workers, from freelancers to company employees who earn twice the national minimum wage, around US$2,450 a month. The application fee costs US$80 and the visa is valid for one year, with an option to renew. In Portugal, the minimum monthly income is higher, at US$3,500. Once the one-year visa is granted, applicants have the option to renew four times.
Background checks are usually carried out as part of the application process, and most countries will not accept applicants with criminal records.
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