Independent Means, Passive Income, and Retirement Visas

Visa's for Financially Independent Individuals

Independent Means, Passive Income, and Retirement Visas offer residency options for those who can sustain themselves financially without local employment. This Visas provide pathways for individuals to reside abroad without local employment.

Passive Income Visas cater to those who earn from pensions, rentals, or investments, providing a way to enjoy local life without working locally. Retirement Visas are designed specifically for retirees who want to spend their golden years abroad, supported by their retirement funds.

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Our services cater to those seeking Independent Means, Passive Income, and Retirement Visas, offering a gateway to a stable and financially secure life in attractive destinations. These visas are perfect for individuals who want to enjoy their retirement or maintain a steady income without local employment constraints. With our expertise, we streamline the process, allowing you to effortlessly settle in your chosen country while enjoying the benefits of your financial independence.

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Country Physical Presence Income Requirements Other Requirements Pathways
Argentina No Min days A USD $300 regularly per month; $2000 incase investments Substantial ties required for pathways Time to PR: 3 years; Citizenship: 2 years
Austria Min 300 days per year Atleast 24,000€ per year - Time to PR: 5 years; Citizenship: 10 years
Barbados No Min days Atleast USD $100,000 per year Substantial stay required for pathways Time to PR: 5 years; Citizenship: 7 years
Belize Min 30 days per year Atleast USD $24,000 per year - Time to PR: No Information; Citizenship: 5 years
Brazil No Min days Atleast USD $2,000 per month Substantial stay required for pathways Time to PR: 2 years; Citizenship: 4 years
Chile No Min days Atleast USD $1,500 per month Substantial stay required for pathways Time to PR: 2 years; Citizenship: 5 years
Colombia Atleast 183 days per year Atleast USD $800 per month - Time to PR: 5 years; Citizenship: 10 years
Costa Rica Atleast 120 days per year Atleast USD $1,500 per month (Pension or Monthly Passive Income) - Time to PR: 3 years; Citizenship: 7 years
Dominican Republic No Min days Atleast USD $1,500 per month - Time to PR: Immediately; Citizenship: 2 years
Ecuador Min 275 days per year Atleast USD $1,350 per month - Time to PR: 2 years; Citizenship: 4 years
Fiji No Min days Atleast USD $43,400 bank deposits - Time to PR: 5 years; Citizenship: 5 years
France No Min days Atleast 16,000€ per year 1 year valid; extendable; Min 183 days per years stay required to qualify for PR Time to PR: 5 years; Citizenship: 5 years
Gibraltar No Min days Atleast maintain 2 million GBP networth (HNIs) Substantial stay required for pathways Time to PR: Immediately; Citizenship: 5 years
Greece Atleast 183 days per year Atleast 2,000€ per month - Time to PR: 5 years; Citizenship: 7 years
Guatemala No more than 1 year absence Atleast USD $1,250 per month passive income - Time to PR: Immediately; Citizenship: 5 years
Honduras No Min days Atleast USD $1,500 per month Substantial stay required for pathways Time to PR: 3 years; Citizenship: 5 years
Indonesia No Min days No min passive income required Check with the local consulate Time to PR: 5 years; Citizenship: 5-10 years
Ireland Atleast 183 days per year Atleast 50,000€ per year passive income Substantial stay required for pathways Check with the local consulate
Italy Atleast 183 days per year Atleast 31,200€ per year passive income Substantial stay as tax residency required for pathways Time to PR: 5 years; Citizenship: 10 years
Jersey Atleast 183 days per year €1.25 Million a year world wide income and generate an annual minimum tax contribution of €250,000 - Time to PR: 5 years; Citizenship: 6 years
Malta Atleast 183 days per year Atleast 1,500€ per month and above Check with the local consulate Time to PR: 5 years; Citizenship: 5 years
Mauritius No Min days Atleast USD $1,500 per month Substantial stay required for pathways Time to PR: 3 years; Citizenship: 7 years; 5 for Commonwealth citizens
Mexico No Min days Atleast USD $4,350 for (TR) and $7300 for (PR) per month Substantial stay required for pathways Time to PR: Immediately; Citizenship: 5 years
Nicaragua Atleast 183 days per year A USD $600 regularly per month Min Age 45 Years Time to PR: 3 years; Citizenship: 4 years
Panama Atleast 2- 7 days per year A USD $1000 regularly per month; an additional of $250 per dependent - Time to PR: Immediately; Citizenship: 5 years
Paraguay No Min days Atleast USD $1,500 per month; sufficient funds to live in Paraguay Substantial stay required for pathways Time to PR: 2 years; Citizenship: 5 years
Peru Atleast 183 days per year A USD $1000 regularly per month - Time to PR: 3 years; Citizenship: 2 years
Philippines No Min days Atleast USD $800 per month pension and or a $1500 as bank deposit Substantial stay required for pathways Time to PR: No Information; Citizenship: 10 years
Portugal Atleast 183 days per year Atleast 705€ per month or a minimum of 16,920€ as savings for main applicant - Time to PR: 5 years; Citizenship: 5-6 years
Saudi Arabia No Min days Atleast SAR 800,000 investment (HNIs) - Time to PR: Immediately; Citizenship: Not Available
South Africa Once every 3 years Atleast US $640,000 as personal networth - Time to PR: Immediately; Citizenship: 8 Years
Spain Atleast 183 days per year Atleast 28,000€ as bank balance - Time to PR: 5 years; Citizenship: 10 years (2 for Eligible)
Sri Lanka No Min days Atleast USD $1,500 per month Substantial stay required for pathways Time to PR: No Information; Citizenship: 5 years
Switzerland Atleast 183 days per year Show sufficient funds as per the country requirement eligible to only for lump-sum tax residency Time to PR: 10 years; Citizenship: 12 years
Thailand No Min days An Investment of USD $250,000 into the country (HNIs) Its a 10 year residency visa Time to PR: Not Available; Citizenship: Not Available
Uruguay Atleast 183 days per year Atleast USD $1,500 per month Substantial stay required for pathways Time to PR: Immediately; 3 years for married couples, 5 for singles
Venezuela Atleast 183 days per year A USD $1200 regularly per month 2 year intitial visa; extendable to 5 years Time to PR: No Information; Citizenship: 10 years
Caution Regarding Visa Information

Please note that the information provided here was last compiled in December 2024. As visa rules and requirements can frequently change, the details provided may not reflect the most current policies enforced by the respective governments.

We highly recommend conducting a pre-assessment with our visa specialists to ensure you have the latest information and to verify your current eligibility for a digital nomad visa. This proactive approach will help streamline your application process and improve your chances of approval.

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General Application Requirements for Independent Means, Passive Income, and Retirement Visas

Applying for visas that cater to financially independent individuals generally involves presenting comprehensive documentation to establish financial stability and compliance with immigration laws. While specific requirements can vary by country, the following are commonly required documents:

  • Copy of Passport: Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your intended stay.
  • Proof of Sufficient Income or Assets: Bank statements, pension statements, investment portfolios, or other proof of income or significant assets that demonstrate financial independence.
  • Motivation Letter: A letter stating the reasons for relocating, which might include better quality of life, climate preferences, or other personal motivations.
  • Health Insurance Policy: A policy that covers you internationally, including the duration of your stay in the host country.
  • Criminal Background Check: A certified record proving you have no criminal history, often required to be apostilled or verified.
  • Proof of Relationship with Dependents: If applicable, documents such as marriage certificates or birth certificates for dependents accompanying you.

Important Notes:

  • Document Verification: Make sure all documents are appropriately verified and translated into the official language of the destination country.
  • Check Specific Requirements: Directly verify any specific requirements with the embassy's website or contact them to ensure your documentation is up-to-date and complete.

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What is the difference between Independent Means, Passive Income, and Retirement Visas?

Independent Means Visas are for those with sufficient wealth not reliant on employment. Passive Income Visas suit individuals with steady, non-employment income, while Retirement Visas are specifically for retirees who live on their pension or retirement savings.

How much income or assets do I need to qualify for these visas?

The financial requirements vary by country and visa type. Generally, you must demonstrate that you can sustain yourself and any dependents without needing local employment.

Can I work in the country with these types of visas?

Typically, these visas do not permit local employment as they are designed for individuals who have independent financial means. However, some countries may allow remote or freelance work.

Are family members allowed to accompany me on these visas?

Yes, most countries allow you to include dependents on these visas, but you will need to show additional financial means to support family members.

What kind of health insurance is required?

You must usually provide proof of health insurance that covers you and any dependents for the entire duration of your stay in the destination country.

How long can I stay in the country with these visas?

The duration of stay can vary widely depending on the specific visa and country regulations. It can range from one year to indefinitely, with renewals often possible.

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