South Africa could soon have a remote working visa to attract digital nomads who are employed overseas.
South Africa, too, could be offering a remote working visa in the near future. That’s according to President Cyril Ramaphosa, who,, spoke about “streamlining and modernising the visa application process”.
A remote working visa will make it possible for professionals to live and work – for a foreign company – in South Africa. The current visa system allows these professionals in, but only for 90 days or less, with certain restrictions. The biggest change would be extending the visa’s validity beyond 90 days, says Vos. “This is because remote workers tend to stay beyond three months in a location.”
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