Uruguay launches digital nomad visa for remote workers 🇺🇾

South America has always been a remote job hotspot, and now Uruguay is making it even easier for you to live and work remotely with their brand-new digital nomad visa.

Uruguay is joining the ranks of other South American nations like Colombia, Argentina, Ecuador, and Brazil, all of whom are rolling out the red carpet for those with a remote job to experience their vibrant cultures and breathtaking landscapes.


Uruguay, often overlooked but absolutely stunning, is beckoning you with its mouth-watering steak dishes, pristine beaches, and a favourable timezone for remote work. 


The Uruguay digital nomad visa is not only a dream come true for some, but it's also one of the simplest to obtain. Say goodbye to complicated application processes and eligibility requirements. This visa is designed to make your life easier.


Before we jump in, let's take a moment to understand what a digital nomad visa actually entails. Essentially, it's a temporary residence permit that allows you to relocate to a foreign country while working remotely.

These visas typically offer a six-month to one-year validity period, and in many cases, they can be renewed. Some countries even extend the option of bringing your family along, and if you play your cards right, they can even pave the way to permanent residency. 


It's worth noting that a digital nomad visa doesn't grant you the right to seek local employment in the country of your choice. 

To be eligible, you must demonstrate that you earn a livable income by working remotely for clients or companies based outside the country where you hold your visa. 

The eligibility requirements for the Uruguay digital nomad visa are refreshingly straightforward and hassle-free.

To qualify, you need to meet the following criteria:

  1. Valid Passport – A no-brainer, right? 

  2. Remote Job – You must engage in remote work as an employee, freelancer, or business owner, serving clients or companies located outside of Uruguay.

  3. Clean Criminal Record – If you plan to extend your visa beyond the initial period, a clean criminal record is a must. No skeletons in the closet, folks!

  4. Livable Income – You need to provide an affidavit confirming that your remote job is sufficient to support yourself while enjoying the Uruguayan way of life.


If you meet these requirements, congratulations! You're on the fast track to obtaining your Uruguay digital nomad visa. It's that simple!

Keep in mind that the eligibility criteria might undergo changes in the future, as this visa is still relatively new. 

If you’re searching for adventure, Uruguay could be your next destination! 


Now to get a remote job so that you can check off the 2nd requirement, we’ve got a whole bunch of new fully remote jobs for you this week! 


Check them out below👇


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Stay rebellious,

Michelle


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