Disclosure per rule 1: I built and maintain this dataset, and it powers a site I run (globenomad.com), which is affiliate-funded. The dataset itself carries no affiliate or tracking links.<\/p>\n
One row per programme, not per country: Thailand has six routes and they are six rows. Fields: income requirement (USD plus the government’s own wording), fees, max stay, renewal, residency and citizenship path, tax residency trigger, family provisions, application logistics, official source URL, verified date.<\/p>\n
Two things worth knowing before you use it:<\/p>\n
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- A null means the government has not published that rule. It never means “no”.<\/li>\n
- Programmes that closed, were announced and never opened, or never existed (Cayman Islands, Peru, Qatar, Vietnam) are kept with an honest status. Most visa sites delete those.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Formats: JSON (canonical, with nested requirements\/steps\/FAQs) and a flat CSV of the scalar columns.<\/p>\n
Original source, GitHub (always current): https:\/\/github.com\/MSeutin\/digital-nomad-visa-data<\/a> Kaggle mirror, with a worked-example notebook: https:\/\/www.kaggle.com\/datasets\/frenchmike\/digital-nomad-visa-dataset-53-sourced-programmes<\/a> Method and licence: https:\/\/globenomad.com\/data<\/a><\/p>\n
Licence is CC BY 4.0, attribution is the only condition. Official pages are re-fetched weekly and confirmed changes are dated on a public changelog. Happy to answer questions about any record.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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