Comoros digital nomad visa: requirements (2026)
Digital nomad visa in Comoros: via other route.
Comoros has no dedicated digital-nomad or remote-work visa and is absent from all 2026 digital-nomad visa indexes. Relocators must use general immigration routes: a 45-day single-entry visa-on-arrival, a long-stay visa obtained via embassy, and temporary residence permits (up to one year, renewable) tied to work, study, family reunification, retirement, or investment. The former citizenship-by-investment program is closed, so there is no residency-by-investment pathway today.
Legal framework
General Comorian immigration law administered by the Direction Générale de la Sûreté du Territoire / immigration authorities: visa-on-arrival (45 days), long-stay visas, and temporary/long-term residence permits. No remote-work-specific statute.
Key points: digital nomad & residency in Comoros
No dedicated digital-nomad visa
Comoros does not offer a remote-work or digital-nomad visa and does not appear in any 2026 digital-nomad visa lists/indexes; remote workers must rely on general visa and residence categories.
Visa-on-arrival (45 days)
Nationals of any country can obtain a single-entry visa on arrival (notably at Hahaya International Airport) valid for up to 45 days for roughly EUR 30, payable in cash; passport valid 6 months and onward ticket required.
Long-stay visa for extended stays
Stays beyond the visa-on-arrival period require a long-stay visa applied for in advance through a Comorian embassy/consulate, with higher fees and documentation (purpose of stay, financial means, accommodation, police clearance).
Residence permits via general routes
Temporary residence permits (initial stay up to one year, renewable) and longer-term residence authorization exist for work, study, family reunification, retirees, spouses, long-term workers and investors, but none is designed for remote workers employed abroad.
Work permits tied to local employment
Work permits are generally valid one year and renewable annually subject to continued employment; they require a local contract/employer rather than supporting independent remote work for a foreign company.
No residency/citizenship by investment
The Comoros citizenship-by-investment (economic citizenship) program was suspended/terminated (mid-2010s) amid corruption prosecutions; nationality can no longer be acquired through investment and there is no golden-visa equivalent.
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