"Turns out, the country of Colombia is the top trending destination for digital nomads in 2026, according to new research from Google that was shared with Travel + Leisure. That's spurred by a generous visa system, an attractive cost of living, and plenty of amazing sites and perks to explore while there. In Colombia, travelers who intend to work remotely for a foreign company can apply for a Visa V Digital Nomads program."
"To apply, travelers must have a valid passport, have either a letter from their employer or a motivational letter explaining their entrepreneurial project, have a bank statement showing at least three months of wages, and have a health insurance plan that is valid in the country. Once approved, the visa lasts up to two years. However, only foreign digital work can be completed and travelers cannot work directly for a Colombia-based company."
Colombia is the top trending destination for digital nomads in 2026, driven by a generous visa system, attractive cost of living, and many travel perks. The Visa V Digital Nomads program allows remote workers for foreign companies to apply with a valid passport, an employer letter or motivational letter, a bank statement showing at least three months of wages, and health insurance valid in the country. The visa can last up to two years but permits only foreign digital work; holders cannot work for Colombia-based companies. Cities like Medellin and Bogotá offer furnished one-bedroom rentals under $500 and $400 respectively, and several Colombian cities rank low on rent, grocery, and restaurant indexes. The State Department currently issues a Level 3 travel warning recommending Americans reconsider travel to Colombia.
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