Reference
Digital Nomad Reference
Each entry explains what the term covers, what it does not settle and which calculator to use, with the reminder that thresholds and rules are set by each destination.
Definitions before decisions
Most nomad mistakes come from mixing categories: a visa with a tax residence test, a monthly budget with an annual one, a connection with a backup. Naming the term correctly is the first step to pricing it.
Every entry here links to the calculator that uses the term. The figures stay in your hands because the rules, fees and thresholds belong to each destination and change.
All entries
Nomad visaA temporary residence permission tied to remote work for a foreign employer or foreign clients.
Income thresholdThe monthly income a route requires an applicant to evidence.
Tax residencyThe test that decides which country may tax a person on worldwide income.
183-day ruleA common day-count reference, not a universal rule.
Permanent establishmentA taxable presence that a business can create in another country.
CoworkingA paid workspace with reliable connectivity and separation from home.
ConnectivityInternet, mobile data and backup routes treated as production inputs.
Travel insuranceCover for medical care and disruption while abroad.
Banking abroadLocal accounts, cards and the cost of moving money across borders.
Visa runLeaving and re-entering a country to reset or extend a permitted stay.