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Antigua and Barbuda: visas, tax & cost of living

Antigua and Barbuda: honest, sourced estimates on entry rules, the digital nomad visa, tax residency and the cost of living, tailored to your passport.

Antigua and Barbuda: visas, tax & cost of living
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United KingdomAntigua and Barbuda

Your move to Antigua and Barbuda on a United Kingdom passport

  • VisitEasyVisa-free entry
  • NomadMediumNo nomad visa, other route
  • RelocateHardLimited residence routes

Visiting

Visa-free for up to 180 days. Travel on a passport valid for your whole stay, with a return or onward ticket and proof you can support yourself.

Passport validity:Passport valid for at least 6 months on arrival

At the border:Onward or return ticket and proof of sufficient funds; many nationalities get a visa on arrival for up to 30 days.

Working remotely

Nomad Digital Residence (NDR).

Income needed:around USD 50,000 per year expected(estimate)

Duration:24months

Fee:about USD 1,500 single, USD 2,000 couple, USD 3,000 family(estimate)

Who qualifies:Adults working remotely for an employer or business outside the country, with a clean record.

Tax and residency

There is no personal income tax, so foreign income is not taxed; tax residence is generally tied to spending at least 183 days a year in the country.(estimate)

The UK decides residence with its Statutory Residence Test (days in the UK plus your ties). As a non-resident you are usually taxed only on UK income; where one exists, a double-tax treaty with the destination decides who taxes what.

Practical

Currency:XCD. Cost of living:mid.

Healthcare:Visitors typically pay out of pocket at private clinics, so travel or international health insurance is recommended.

Driving:A temporary local driving permit is bought at rental agencies or police stations on arrival, and you drive on the left.

Sources: Nomad Digital Residence (official portal) · Antigua and Barbuda Immigration Department · Inland Revenue Department · Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (currency) · GOV.UK: tax on foreign income · HMRC: double-taxation treaties

Estimates, not advice. Confirm with the official sources before you act.

Frequently asked questions

Antigua and Barbuda: is there a digital nomad visa?
Nomad Digital Residence (NDR). Adults working remotely for an employer or business outside the country, with a clean record.
Antigua and Barbuda: when do you become a tax resident?
There is no personal income tax, so foreign income is not taxed; tax residence is generally tied to spending at least 183 days a year in the country.
Antigua and Barbuda: what is the cost of living?
The cost of living is moderate and the local currency is the XCD. Treat any figures as estimates.
Antigua and Barbuda: do you need health insurance?
Visitors typically pay out of pocket at private clinics, so travel or international health insurance is recommended.
Antigua and Barbuda: can you drive on a foreign licence?
A temporary local driving permit is bought at rental agencies or police stations on arrival, and you drive on the left.

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Last verified: 2026-06-26

Voymo gives general information to help you organise your move. It is not legal, tax, or immigration advice, always confirm with an official source or a qualified professional before you act.

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