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Digital nomad visas in Caribbean

7 Caribbean countries in our dataset offer a digital-nomad or remote-work visa. Below they are listed lowest-income-first, with each one's income requirement, duration, government fee and a tax note. Tap any country for the full requirements, family rules and the official government source.

Data as of June 2026.

Caribbean nomad visas

CountryVisaIncome (approx)DurationGovernment fee
GrenadaRemote Work Permit$3,083/mo1 yearUSD 1,500 per individual
BarbadosWelcome Stamp$4,167/mo12 monthsUSD 2,000 individual / USD 3,000 family bundle
DominicaWork In Nature (WIN) Extended Stay$4,167/moUp to 18 monthsUSD 100 application + USD 800 visa (single) or USD 1,200 (family)
MontserratRemote Workers Stamp$5,833/mo12 monthsUSD 500 single / USD 750 family of up to 4 / USD 250 per additional dependent
AnguillaWork From AnguillaNo income requirement3-12 monthsUSD 2,000 individual / USD 3,000 family (up to 4)
BahamasBEATS (Extended Access Travel Stay)No income requirement12 monthsProfessional USD 1,025 total; Student USD 525; per dependent ~USD 525
Curacao@HOME in CuracaoNo income requirement6 monthsANG 535 (~USD 300) per application, plus transaction fees

Source: Official government immigration pages. Data as of June 2026.

Frequently asked questions

Which Caribbean countries offer a digital nomad visa?

7 Caribbean countries in our dataset offer a digital-nomad or remote-work visa: Anguilla, Bahamas, Barbados, Curacao, Dominica, Grenada, Montserrat. Each has its own income threshold, duration, fee and tax treatment — see the table.

What is the best digital nomad visa in Caribbean?

"Best" depends on your priorities. For a low income bar, Grenada ($3,083/mo) is among the most accessible in the region. Weigh income, how long you can stay, the all-in cost and the tax treatment of your foreign income, then read the country pages.

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Last updated: 2026-06-20