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Antigua & Barbuda

Nomad Digital Residence

Latin America & Caribbean

Last verified 26 May 2026

About this visa & living in Antigua & Barbuda

Antigua & Barbuda's Nomad Digital Residence advertises 365 beaches in 365 days, and it largely delivers. The two-year permit covers individuals and families, English is the official language, and there is no personal income tax on foreign earnings. It suits remote workers who want a long Caribbean chapter with proper infrastructure, regular flights to North America and Europe, and a settled expat community already in place.

Visa at a glance

Minimum income: $4,167 / month
Length of stay: 2 years
Processing time: 2 weeks
Application fee: ~$1,500
Tax treatment: Tax free / no local tax
Family members: Allowed
Renewable: No
Path to residency: No
Apostille required: Yes
Background check: Required
Where to apply: From abroad only
Local bank account: Generally not available on this visa
Healthcare: Insurance required
Savings requirement: No lump-sum requirement
Cost of living: ExpensiveGeneral affordability for a single nomad.
Bureaucracy: ●●●●●Standard paperwork
Nationality restrictions: Open to all nationalities

Required documents

Passport valid for stay
Proof of remote employment or business outside Antigua
Income proof ≥ US$50,000/year
Health insurance covering Antigua and Barbuda
Police clearance certificate

Things to know

Visa is non-renewable but you can re-apply after departure.
Includes English-language schools for children.
Citizenship by investment programme also available separately.

Visit official source

Always verify current requirements on the official government source.

Frequently asked questions

What is the minimum income requirement for the Antigua & Barbuda Nomad Digital Residence?

The Nomad Digital Residence requires applicants to show a monthly income of roughly $4,167 per month. This can usually be proven via employment contracts, freelance client agreements, or bank statements.

How long can I stay in Antigua & Barbuda on this visa?

You can stay for 2 years. The visa is not renewable, so you will need to leave after the initial period and reapply if you wish to return.

How long does the application process take?

Processing typically takes 2 weeks. We recommend applying well in advance of your planned move, as embassy workloads and seasonal spikes can cause delays.

Where do I apply for the Nomad Digital Residence?

You must apply from outside Antigua & Barbuda, usually at a consulate or embassy in your home country.

Can I bring my family on the Nomad Digital Residence?

Yes — spouses and dependent children are generally allowed to accompany you, though you may need to prove additional income or provide family relationship documents.

Will I have to pay local taxes in Antigua & Barbuda?

Foreign-source remote income is generally exempt from local income tax while on this visa. You should still confirm your home-country tax obligations.

Is the Nomad Digital Residence renewable?

No, this visa is not renewable. After it expires you must leave Antigua & Barbuda and, if eligible, you may be able to reapply after a required absence.

Does the Nomad Digital Residence lead to permanent residency or citizenship?

No, the Nomad Digital Residence is a temporary permit and does not lead to permanent residency or citizenship in Antigua & Barbuda.

What documents do I need to apply?

Typical requirements include: Passport valid for stay; Proof of remote employment or business outside Antigua; Income proof ≥ US$50,000/year; Health insurance covering Antigua and Barbuda; Police clearance certificate. Always check the official source for the latest list.