About the creator/writer of this guide:
I'm Riya, a motivated individual from India who pursued academic goals in Germany, earning a
distinction in my Masters with a prestigious scholarship awarded by the German government only to
exceptionally skilled international students. Currently thriving in the corporate world in Germany and
living my travel dreams with a remote job, I'm dedicated to assisting others in making the move
abroad. My efforts for being a creator (825k+ followers on social media) have been recognized by
Germany's Federal Foreign Office and I have been featured on their official website. I've also been
showcased on a Times Square billboard for my commitment to helping others pursue careers
abroad.
Other useful resources to consider:
1. European CV template: You need a different CV format to apply for European
companies and I have created one for you which is easy to access and tailor to your own
profile. You can access it here.
2. 1:1 Call with Riya to discuss your profile and work opportunities (make your profile ready
for professional opportunities abroad or remote opportunities): You can book a call with
Riya here.
A GUIDE ON REMOTE JOBS
A digital nomad visa allows remote workers to live in a country other than their employer’s
location. These visas typically:
Offer stays from 6 months to 2 years, often renewable
Require proof of remote employment or freelancing, and a minimum income threshold
Include conditions like health insurance, background checks, and proof of accommodation
Eligibility criteria you have to meet for the digital nomad visa:
You must be over 18 years of age.
You must have a specific monthly income (the amount varies from country to country).
You must have a job you can do from anywhere in the world.
Websites for remote jobs:
http://euremotejobs.com
Flexiobs.com
Workingnomads.com
Justremote.co
Here is a list of some of the countries that currently offer a digital nomad visa: Dominica,
Mexico, Anguilla, Costa Rica, Dubai, Antigua and Barbuda, Ecuador, Aruba, Estonia, North
Macedonia, Brazil, Bermuda, Georgia, Norway, Bahamas, Germany, Portugal, Greece,
Romania, Hungary, Iceland, Seychelles, Colombia
Why Get One?
Legal status with longer term stays & work authorization (unlike tourist visas)
Community access—co‑working spaces, networking with other nomads
Flexible lifestyle with base in beautiful destinations
Often benefits/liberal tax regimes for foreign‑sourced income.
Things to Consider:
Some countries tax you if you stay >180 days (e.g., Portugal, Italy)
Need health insurance, proof of accommodation, background checks
Income thresholds vary widely (from ~USD 738/month in Colombia to USD 60 k/year in
Indonesia)
Bureaucratic processes differ—some require embassy visits, while others are online.
How to Apply
1. Check eligibility: income, employment, nationality
2. Gather documents: remote employment contracts, bank statements, insurance,
accommodation proof, clean record
3. Apply: online or at consulate/embassy
4. Pay fees + attend any appointment
5. On arrival: Register locally, open bank account, sort local tax ID if required
Digital nomad visas can enhance your remote-work experience by offering stability, community,
and legal clarity. Your best choice depends on your budget, preferred lifestyle, and income level.
Thoughts? Questions? Feel free to reach out to Riya here.
