National Geographic Traveller (UK)

FIVE MORE REMOTE HOTSPOTS

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BARBADOS

The Welcome Stamp visa costs $2,000 (£1,540) or $3,000 (£2,113) for families, and exempts applicants who work for overseas companies from paying local income tax, for stays of up to 12 months, with the opportunit­y to reapply. barbadoswe­lcomestamp.bb

ESTONIA

Last year, the Estonian government amended its Alien Act allowing special ‘e-resident’ visa stays of up to a year. Applicants must be able to support themselves with an income of at least €3,504 (£3,170) a month. e-resident.gov.ee/nomadvisa

ICELAND

The Work in Iceland visa was extended last year to include countries beyond the European Schengen area, and applies to any foreign national not required to have a visa to enter Iceland. Successful applicants must be permanentl­y employed by foreign companies, meet supplement­al health insurance requiremen­ts and can stay for up to six months. work.iceland.is

ITALY

Beat Brexit’s long-stay travel restrictio­ns in Europe and relocate to one of Italy’s depopulate­d villages. Places such as Locana, outside Turin, have offered cash incentives (in this case €9,000/£7,731) for newcomers to take up residency in a rural village.

IRELAND

Despite being set off Ireland’s stormy west coast, Arranmore has a high-speed offshore internet hub to attract people to remote work and help repopulate its deserted shores.

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