BANGKOK/MUMBAI/MANILA -- South and Southeast Asian countries are opening their doors wider to "digital nomads," offering long-stay visas to a group they hope will in turn strengthen their own economies.
Visa programs in South and Southeast Asia aim to draw border-hopping remote workers
A beach in Boracay Island, the Philippines. South and Southeast Asian countries are popular with digital nomads for their warm weather and cheap prices. © Reuters
BANGKOK/MUMBAI/MANILA -- South and Southeast Asian countries are opening their doors wider to "digital nomads," offering long-stay visas to a group they hope will in turn strengthen their own economies.