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Antigua and Barbuda Nomad Digital Residence (NDR) 2026

Antigua and Barbuda's Nomad Digital Residence (NDR) program is one of the most established and generous digital nomad visas in the Caribbean. Launched in 2020 and continuously renewed through 2026, it requires an annual income of $50,000 (about $4,167 per month) and grants a 2‑year stay – the longest initial duration in the region. The islands impose no personal income tax, meaning your foreign earnings remain completely untouched. The online application is processed in just 5–7 business days, making it one of the fastest nomad visa programs worldwide. With 365 beaches, English as the official language, and a welcoming culture, Antigua and Barbuda delivers an unbeatable work‑life balance.
Min Income
$4167/mo
Max Duration
24 months
Application Fee
$1500
Processing Time
5-7 business days

⚠️ Mandatory Health Insurance

Antigua and Barbuda requires comprehensive travel health insurance without co-pays. Our top pick: SafetyWing Nomad Insurance — compliant, affordable, and trusted by nomads worldwide.

Tax Rules for Digital Nomads

Tax rate under this visa: Tax‑free (no income tax)

How to Apply

1

Gather your documents

Valid passport, proof of remote employment or business ownership outside Antigua and Barbuda, bank statements showing $50,000+/year income, comprehensive health insurance (SafetyWing Nomad Insurance), police clearance certificate, and a recent passport‑size photo.

2

Apply online via the official NDR portal

Complete the application form on the Antigua and Barbuda government website. Upload all required documents and pay the non‑refundable fee ($1,500 for individuals, $2,000 for couples, $3,000 for families).

3

Receive your NDR certificate and enter

Approval typically takes 5–7 business days. You receive an electronic NDR certificate. Present this at immigration upon arrival, and you will be stamped in for a 2‑year stay. The visa is not renewable, but you can reapply after it expires.

Official Antigua and Barbuda Immigration Website →

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I pay any tax in Antigua and Barbuda?

Antigua and Barbuda does not levy personal income tax. As a digital nomad visa holder, your foreign‑sourced income is completely tax‑free. You only pay indirect taxes such as VAT (15%) on local purchases and a small tourism levy.

Can I bring my family?

Yes, spouses and dependent children can be included in the application. The fee increases to $2,000 for a couple and $3,000 for a family of three or more. Each family member needs their own health insurance coverage.

Is the internet reliable for remote work?

Internet connectivity in Antigua is generally reliable in tourist areas and the capital, St. John's. Most hotels, rental properties, and co‑working spaces offer speeds of 20–50 Mbps, sufficient for video calls and cloud‑based work.