In order to strengthen recruitment of digital nomads, Article 14 of the Act stipulates that “a foreign professional who engages in remote work by digital means, not providing services to businesses or employers within the State, and who meets specific conditions as announced by the competent authority, may apply, along with their spouse, minor children, and children having reached the age of majority or above who lack self-care ability due to physical or mental disability, to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or an overseas mission thereof for a visitor visa, valid for six months, for multiple entries, to stay for up to a maximum period of six months, and without endorsement prohibiting extension or setting other limitations. After entering the State, if continuation of stay beyond the expiration of the visa is needed, the holder may, before the visa expires and without being required to leave the State, apply to the NIA for an extension thereof, for a total stay of up to six months at a time. The maximum total period of each stay shall be two years.”
The qualifications prescribed in Article 14 of the Act for the Recruitment and Employment of Foreign Professionals