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Live Tax Free In Indonesia With This New Digital Nomad Visa

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Southeast Asian countries are known for their picture-perfect landscapes and touristy spots. Among them, is Indonesia where Bali receives a lot of limelight for its exotic beaches and fancy spots. Recently, to further boost tourism in the country, Indonesia has announced the launching of the ‘Digital Nomad Visa’. This visa will allow foreign travellers to travel independently and work within the country. The introduction of the Digital Nomad Visa will also give a boost to the economic condition of Indonesia.

Indonesia Introduces Digital Nomad Visa For Foreign Travellers

The Digital Nomad Visa is for travellers who work remotely and independently. Digital nomads are unlike remote workers who stay in one place and work. They prefer travelling and working remotely at the same time. It is said that due to the Covid-19 restriction, the culture of Digital nomads has seen a rise. and these individuals are constantly in the search of places to work and explore simultaneously.

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Travelling & Working – The New Trend Among Oversẹas Travellers

This new trend of working while travelling has become a trend and Indonesia seeks to gain from it. By introducing the Digital Nomad Visa, foreign travellers will be able to stay in Indonesia for a period of five years. And, also without paying any tax. The other kinds of visas available in Indonesia for digital nomads include Visa On Arrival (VoA), Tourist of Cultural Visa, along with Indonesia’s free visa. There are other countries too which are gaining from the Digital Nomad Visa in their countries. The other countries which are offering digital nomad visas are Germany, Costa Rica, Seychelles, Iceland, Mauritius, Mexico, Portugal, Taiwan, The Bahamas and many more.

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