South Korea has launched its F-1-D digital nomad visa, effective June 30, allowing remote workers to reside in the country for up to three years. Income requirements have been reduced for certain applicants based on age and location. Spouses and dependent children are permitted to accompany the primary visa holder. The initiative aims to attract global talent and boost regional economies outside Seoul.

South Korea's introduction of a digital nomad visa has strengthened its appeal to remote workers who want to live abroad while continuing to work for overseas e

South Korea has launched its F-1-D digital nomad visa, effective June 30, allowing remote workers to reside in the country for up to three years. Income requirements have been…