New Zealand is facilitating extended stays for digital nomads by easing visa requirements, allowing remote workers to stay for up to 90 days while working for overseas businesses. This initiative aims to boost the local economy by encouraging longer visits and greater expenditure. U.S. travelers can enter without a visa for three months but must provide evidence of onward travel. Officials believe this new market of digital nomads could significantly enhance tourism, and New Zealand's high quality of life makes it an attractive destination for ‘workcationers’.
The change will enable many visitors to extend their stays which will lead to more money being spent in the country.
Compared to other kinds of visitors, international remote workers have the potential to spend more time and money in New Zealand, including during the shoulder season.
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