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Namibia Digital Nomad Visa

Namibia Residency
Pathway overview

At a glance

Namibia's Digital Nomad Visa is a short remote-work pathway for applicants who can document remote employment or income, recent bank statements, and insurance. It generally requires at least USD $2,000 per month for the main applicant, plus add-ons for a spouse and children.

Type
Remote-work residence
Work setup
Remote workers with employment or funds proof
Core requirements
At least USD $2,000 per month for the applicant, plus bank statements, police clearance, and insurance
Local work
Built for remote work rather than local employment
Duration
6 months.
Renewal / pathway
A short remote-work stay, not a path to permanent residence.

Summary

Namibia's Digital Nomad Visa is a short remote-work pathway administered through the Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board. The official checklist requires proof of income or funds, bank statements, police clearance, insurance, and other standard documents.

The published financial threshold is USD $2,000 per month for the main applicant, plus USD $1,000 per month for an accompanying spouse and USD $500 per month for each accompanying child.

Pathway fit check

Eligibility

You generally qualify if all of the following are true:

Duration

The visa is generally presented as a six-month digital-nomad stay.

What This Route Allows

This pathway can let you live temporarily in Namibia while continuing remote work supported by foreign-source income or funds.

What This Route Is Not

This is not a local employment pathway or a permanent-residence pathway. The official program says the six-month visa is non-renewable, does not allow a change of conditions, and may be applied for again only 12 months after it expires.

Next Steps

  1. Confirm your monthly income or funds meet the threshold for your household size.
  2. Gather six months of bank statements, employment or funds proof, police clearance, and insurance.
  3. Prepare the visa application and supporting documents.
  4. Pay the applicable fee after approval and plan around the visa's non-renewable six-month limit.

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