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Antigua & Barbuda

Duration (months)

24

Fees
$1,500.00
Health insurance required
Yes
Income minumum
Yes
Income tax liability
No
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The Antigua and Barbuda digital nomad visa allows remote workers to live on the islands for two years. The process is also extremely easy as it’s all done online and has just a few requirements to apply.

Applicants can also bring their family members and even their pets with them to Antigua and Barbuda too.

The Caribbean has plenty of opportunities for digital nomads to come live and work remotely. Other digital nomad visas available in the area include 

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Anguilla
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Antigua and Barbuda Digital Nomad Visa Requirements

As with every digital nomad visa, there are specific requirements you must meet to be eligible for the visa. Below are the requirements for the Antigua and Barbuda digital nomad visa.

  • Valid Passport – Your passport must be valid for the duration of your visa
  • Earn $50,000 per year – You must meet the income requirement for both years of the visa
  • Work Remotely – You must be employed by or own a company outside of Antigua and Barbuda or be self-employed
  • 18+ Years of Age – You must be over the legal age of 18
  • Health Insurance – Your insurance must cover incidents in Antigua and Barbuda
  • Clean Criminal Record – You must be able to show a clean criminal record

If you meet these requirements, then you’re eligible to move on to the application for our Antigua and Barbuda digital nomad visa.

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Steps to Apply

The application process for the Antigua and Barbuda digital nomad visa is fairly easy as it’s all done online. Below is a step-by-step guide on how to apply.

Step 1: Gather Documents

Before you sit down and start filling out your application, you should gather the necessary documents. These documents should be in English and some may need to be notarized.

To apply for the Antigua and Barbuda digital nomad visa, you’ll need the following documents:

  • Copy of Passport
  • Two Passport-Sized Photos (2×2 in/51×51 mm)
  • Birth Certificate
  • Proof of Income
  • Proof of Remote Work
  • Health Insurance Policy
  • Certified Criminal Background Check

If you are applying with dependents, each of them will need to submit the following:

  • Copy of Passport
  • Two Passport-Sized Photos (2×2 in/51×51 mm)
  • Birth Certificate
  • Proof of Health Insurance
  • Marriage Certificate (if applicable)
  • Notarized Proof of Relationship (if not married)
  • Proof of Guardianship (if applicable)
  • Certified Criminal Background Check (for everyone 18+ years of age)

Once you have gathered all of these documents, you should digitize them to include in your application.

Step 2: Submit Application

You can find the Antigua and Barbuda digital nomad application online here.

It should only take about 15 minutes to fill out your information and upload all of your documents.

Once you’ve finished the application, you must pay a nonrefundable application fee. The fees are as follows:

  • Individual Application Fee: $1,500
  • Couple Application Fee: $2,000
  • Family Application Fee: $3,000

This is payable online with a credit card. Make sure to save the receipt of your payment as this is important for acquiring your visa and you must bring it to Antigua and Barbuda to show when you arrive.

Step 3: Wait for Approval

Luckily, this process is super fast compared to other digital nomad visas out there.

You should receive an answer about your application within 5-7 business days via email.

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Antigua and Barbuda for Digital Nomads

If you would label yourself as a beach bum, then Antigua and Barbuda is just the place you’ve been searching for. With over 300 beautiful sandy Caribbean beaches, you will never run out of places to lounge after a day of working.

Antigua and Barbuda, while previously a vacation destination, is becoming more popular amongst digital nomads who want to escape the cold winters and live in year-round sunshine and warm weather.

It isn’t all beaches and yacht harbors, though. Some of the most popular places to stay include small cities like St. John’s and Saint Philip. However, if you’re looking for something smaller and more tranquil, English Harbour Town may be the place for you.

Life is pretty quiet on Antigua and Barbuda. Of course, there are plenty of outdoor activities to keep you busy as well as shopping, nightclubs, and great restaurants to try delicious local food. You will even find cafes with free wifi where you can set up your laptop and spend a few hours working.

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