This beautiful South American country launches a digital nomad visa

It joins other countries in the region including Brazil, Argentina, Colombia and Uruguay.

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Are you a remote worker dreaming of a life where you spend your days exploring stunning landscapes like the Huayhuash Mountain Range and your nights are filled with the flavors of ceviche and pisco sour? Peru may be calling your name with its latest offer.

Joining the ranks of other South American nations like Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, Uruguay, and Ecuador, Peru has recently introduced a digital nomad visa. This new visa allows remote workers to immerse themselves in Peruvian culture and scenery for up to a year, with the option to extend their stay.

The visa will allow remote workers to live in Peru for up to a year, with the potential to extend their stay. Currently, visitors can stay there for up to 183 days on a tourist visa, but the hope is that the potential to stay longer and work will attract professionals who also visit tourist areas and support the economy.

Lima - A Hub for Digital Nomads:

The capital city, Lima, is rapidly becoming a hotspot for digital nomads. This coastal city is not only surrounded by stunning landscapes and historical sites but also boasts a vibrant array of museums and culinary delights.

Peru is also incredibly wallet-friendly. According to Numbeo, living in Peru can be significantly cheaper than in many European countries - it's 87 percent cheaper than Italy, 112 percent cheaper than France, and 120 percent cheaper than the UK.

Are you eligible?

So far, the primary criterion for this exciting opportunity is employment with a company based outside of Peru. With such enticing prospects, Peru could soon find itself on the list of top countries for digital nomads.

Ever wonder what is like to be a Digital Nomad? You are in the perfect place for it, check our forum or our interactive map to find more about this lifestyle.