'Digital nomad' visas are easier to get than ever — especially if you're rich
The Indonesian government's recently-launched "second home visa" permits wealthy foreigners, professionals, investors and retirees with a minimum of $130,000 in their bank accounts to stay in the country for up to 10 years. It's part of the "digital nomad" trend.
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The Indonesian government's recently-launched "second home visa" permits wealthy foreigners, professionals, investors and retirees with a minimum of $130,000 in their bank accounts to stay in the country for up to 10 years. It's part of the "digital nomad" trend.
