The Ultimate Guide to Countries with Zero Income Tax for Digital Nomads and Simple Visas (2023 Update)

Escape the Taxman Forever by Relocating to a Tax-Free Country as a Digital Nomad

Have you ever dreamed of keeping 100% of your hard-earned income and not giving a single cent to the taxman? As a location-independent worker, this dream can become a reality by moving to a zero income tax country.

But which countries offer zero income tax for digital nomads and have simple visa requirements?

In this jam-packed guide, you’ll discover the top 22 countries with zero income tax that roll out the welcome mat for remote workers. Whether you want to live on a Caribbean island, in the Middle East, or somewhere off the beaten path, this list has inspiring options for every digital nomad.

Beyond the tax havens, you’ll also learn about digital nomad visas with low income taxes and reduced rates. Plus, find out which upcoming destinations plan to launch digital nomad visas to attract location-independent workers.

Let’s dive in and uncover the inside scoop on taxes for digital nomads in 2022 and beyond!

An Introduction to Digital Nomad Taxes

As a digital nomad traveling the world with your laptop, you may be wondering:

Where should I pay taxes as a digital nomad?
How can I legally reduce my tax burden?
What are the best low tax countries for digital nomads?

With so many misconceptions around taxes for digital nomads, it helps to understand the basics first.

How Tax Residency Works

Most countries use the 183 day rule to determine tax residency. This means that if you spend 183 days or more in a country within a 12 month period, you become a tax resident. Some countries, like the UK, even count days spent working remotely towards the 183 day threshold.

Once you become a tax resident, you must pay income tax in that country on your worldwide income. You also gain access to certain tax deductions and can utilize tax treaties between countries.

Some digital nomads mistakenly believe they don’t owe any taxes since they have no fixed address. But unless your only residency is in a zero income tax country, you still need to pay taxes somewhere.

Of course, as a US citizen, you still have to file taxes every year no matter where you live. We’ll cover how to navigate this later.

Digital Nomad Visas

Long-term travel on tourist visas can get tricky with visa runs, border hopping, and immigration headaches.

That’s where digital nomad and remote work visas come in!

These visas allow you to legally live and work in a country for an extended time period, usually 6 months to 2 years.

The requirements vary, but generally you must prove:

You work for a foreign company or are self-employed
A minimum monthly income threshold
Health insurance coverage

And the best part?

Some of these digital nomad visa programs offer huge tax benefits for remote workers and location-independent entrepreneurs!

Using Tax Treaties

One strategy digital nomads use is spending time in countries with favorable tax treaties.

The US has tax treaties with over 60 countries that allow Americans to exclude income earned in that country up to a certain amount.

For example, in 2022 the foreign earned income exclusion lets American digital nomads exempt the first $112,000 of foreign earned income.

You can substantially reduce your US tax bill with the foreign earned income exclusion if you spend significant time abroad in countries with tax treaties.

Now let’s look at the best countries for digital nomads when it comes to low income taxes!

1. Tax-Free Countries for Digital Nomads

Imagine working hard all year then keeping 100% of your income. No taxes. Nothing to the IRS. It may sound too good to be true.

But there are several zero income tax countries digital nomads can take advantage of!

Below are 22 of the best tax havens for digital nomads along with the basics on their visa and residency requirements.

Bahamas

Zero income tax
Digital nomad visa length: 1 year (extendable to 3 years)
Minimum income: Letter from employer or proof of self-employment
Cost of living index: 93.7

With over 700 islands and cays to explore, the Bahamas is a Caribbean paradise. As a Commonwealth country, Americans can easily get a digital nomad visa. Enjoy zero income tax and spend your days beach hopping.

United Arab Emirates

Zero income tax
Digital nomad visas in Dubai and Abu Dhabi: 1 year
Minimum income:
Dubai: €5,000 per month
Abu Dhabi: $3,500 per month
Cost of living index: 60.7

Both emirates of the UAE offer digital nomad visas with zero income tax. Dubai has higher income requirements, while Abu Dhabi is more affordable. Experience modern Middle Eastern luxury and nightlife.

Cayman Islands

Zero income tax
Digital nomad visa: 2 years (not currently available)
Minimum income: $100,000 individual / $150,000 couple / $180,000 family
Cost of living index: 115.4

Once offering a digital nomad visa for high-income remote workers, the Cayman Islands are still a zero income tax haven. With white sand beaches and coral reefs, experience island life in luxury.

Bermuda

Zero income tax
Digital nomad visa: 1 year
Minimum income: Enough to support yourself
Cost of living index: 141.1

Bermuda offers a one-year digital nomad visa with no minimum income requirement. But as the most expensive country on earth, you’ll need ample savings. Enjoy gorgeous pink sand beaches along the Atlantic.

Monaco

Zero income tax
Residency by investment: €500,000 real estate investment
Cost of living index: Not ranked (similar to France)

The glamorous city-state of Monaco has no personal income tax. You’ll need to invest €500,000 in real estate plus have sufficient wealth to live in this playground for the rich.

St. Kitts and Nevis

Zero income tax
Citizenship by investment: $150,000 donation
Cost of living index: Not ranked (similar to Barbados)

Exchange your passport for a St. Kitts and Nevis passport with their citizenship by investment program. Then enjoy zero income tax while exploring lush rainforests and black sand beaches.

Brunei

Zero income tax
Residency: Not available
Cost of living index: Not ranked

The small country of Brunei relies on oil and gas reserves, so no income tax is needed. But residency is only available to citizens and permanent residency is not possible for foreigners.

Bahrain

Zero income tax
Residency by investment: $270,000+
Cost of living index: Not ranked

Bahrain is one of the most liberal Gulf countries. Invest over $270,000 in a residence permit to live in the tax-free island country. Manama offers a surprisingly lively nightlife scene.

Kuwait

Zero income tax
Residency: Not available
Cost of living index: Not ranked

Like others in the Gulf, Kuwait’s oil reserves allow for zero income tax. But gaining residency requires having a Kuwaiti sponsor or family member.

Qatar

Zero income tax
Residency: Not available
Cost of living index: Not ranked

This small peninsula bordering Saudi Arabia also has no income tax. Residency is difficult, requiring a work permit and Qatari sponsor. Doha is rapidly modernizing, especially with the upcoming 2022 World Cup.

Oman

Zero income tax
Residency: Difficult without job offer
Cost of living index: Not ranked

Oman is another Gulf country growing its tourism industry. But residency requires a job offer and sponsorship. Or you can invest over $100,000 in a business.

Somalia

Zero income tax
Residency: Not available
Cost of living index: Not ranked

After years of conflict, Somalia is working to rebuild. But with extremely limited infrastructure and safety concerns, it’s not a recommended base for digital nomads currently.

Vanuatu

Zero income tax
Citizenship by investment: Approximately $130,000
Cost of living index: Not ranked

Obtaining Vanuatu citizenship takes just 2-3 months with a donation under their Development Support Program. But reaching these remote Pacific islands won’t be easy or cheap.

Maldives

Zero income tax
Residency: 1 year renewable “freelancer” permit
Cost of living index: Not ranked (similar to Sri Lanka)

The tropical Maldives island chain has no income tax but introduced a GST tax. Budget resorts still offer an affordable island life, or live aboard a chartered yacht.

British Virgin Islands

Zero income tax
Residency: 12 months after 20 years of living in BVI
Cost of living index: Not ranked

Part of the British overseas territories, the BVI is a sailing and yachting paradise with over 60 islands. But long-term residency requirements are steep.

Anguilla

Zero income tax
Digital nomad visa: 1 year
Minimum income: None
Cost of living index: Not ranked

This tiny Caribbean island of only 15,000 people offers an affordable 1-year digital nomad visa. But limited infrastructure may be challenging.

Turks and Caicos

Zero income tax
Residency without work permit: Must prove independent income
Cost of living index: Not ranked

Another exotic tropical destination popular with sailboats, Turks and Caicos has pristine beaches. Getting residency takes about 3 months with few requirements.

That covers the zero income tax havens that offer some form of residency or digital nomad visa. But what if you want to pay next to nothing in taxes?

Read on for…

2. Digital Nomad Destinations with Extremely Low-Income Tax

For digital nomads who want to live on more than just a tourist visa, these countries offer digital nomad visas or residency permits along with temptingly low-income tax rates:

Portugal

Non-Habitual Resident (NHR) program: 0% tax on foreign income
Digital nomad visa: Launched October 2022
Cost of living index: 46.1

Under Portugal’s NHR program, you pay 0% tax on foreign income sources. Or you qualify for a flat 20% tax rate on local income. Experience life in Europe for an affordable cost of living.

Greece

50% reduction in income tax with digital nomad visa
Digital nomad visa: 1 to 3 years
Minimum income: €3,500 per month
Cost of living index: 53.2

Greece offers a juicy 50% income tax discount for digital nomads on its new remote work visa. Spend your days amongst ancient ruins and gorgeous island beaches.

Montenegro

Flat tax rate: 9%
Residency by investment: €350,000 real estate
Cost of living index: 42.4

Montenegro offers one of the lowest tax rates in Europe at 9%. Gain residency by investing in real estate, then live surrounded by dramatic mountain peaks, deep canyons, and the azure Adriatic Sea.

Gibraltar

Highly favorable tax rates
Digital nomad visa: Up to 2 years
Cost of living index: Not ranked

This British Overseas Territory located on the Spanish coast loves attracting digital nomads with favorable tax rates. You pay 5% tax on the first £11,750 then 10-28% on additional income.

Germany

Progressive tax rates up to 45%
Freelance visa: 6 months to 3 years
Cost of living index: 66

Germany offers a freelance visa for up to three years. As a tax resident, you pay 15% on income up to €9,984 then progressive rates up to 45%. Experience life in Europe’s powerhouse economy.

Malta

5% tax on foreign income
Nomad Residence Permit: 1 year
Cost of living index: 59.4

Malta only taxes nomads 5% on income brought into the country. Pay zero tax on foreign income earned, dividends, or capital gains with the Nomad Residence Permit.

These options let you keep more of your hard-earned income while gaining temporary residence as a digital nomad.

But the tax perks don’t stop there…

3. Up and Coming Zero Tax Digital Nomad Destinations

Several countries have recently announced plans to launch digital nomad visas soon. The goal is to attract location independent workers and remote entrepreneurs with tempting tax incentives.

Here are some of the planned zero income tax digital nomad havens to look out for:

Antigua and Barbuda

Target launch: Early 2022
Length: 2 years
Minimum income: $50,000

Antigua and Barbuda offers citizenship by investment, and next plans to launch a digital nomad visa. Remote workers would pay zero income tax on the Caribbean islands.

Croatia

Target launch: 2022
Length: 1 year
Minimum income: €2,200 per month

Croatia is planning a 1-year digital nomad visa with zero income tax to compete with its Adriatic neighbor Montenegro. Live a life of leisure between medieval cities and island-specked coastlines.

Aruba

Target launch: 2022
Length: 2 years
Minimum income: $2,500 per month

The Dutch Caribbean island of Aruba plans toexempt digital nomads from paying income tax. Work with your toes in the sand and explore caves, natural pools, and shipwrecks during your free time.

Costa Rica

Target launch: 2022
Length: 1 year
Minimum income: $3,000 per month

Known for its “Pura Vida” (pure life) lifestyle, Costa Rica offers rainforests, beaches, and waves for surfing and wildlife watching. Their upcoming digital nomad visa would include zero local income tax.

Cayman Islands

Relaunch: Possible
Length: 2 years originally
Minimum income: Originally $100,000

The Cayman Islands previously offered one of the most exclusive digital nomad visas requiring high income levels. We’ll see if they relaunch it in the future.

Seychelles

Target launch: 2022
Length: 1 year
Minimum income: Unknown

This tropical paradise nation of 115 islands located off East Africa plans to attract digital nomads with tax exemptions.

Barbados

Target launch: 2022
Length: 1 year
Minimum income: $50,000

Barbados was one of the first Caribbean nations with a digital nomad visa. Their new “Remote Work Visa” would let nomads stay tax-free for a year.

With so many tempting options for low taxes worldwide, where will you choose for your remote work base?

Locations with Digital Nomad Visas AND Tax Incentives

Many digital nomad visas now provide tax perks like discounted income tax rates, exemptions on foreign or passive income, and other money-saving benefits.

Here are some of the top countries where you can benefit from a digital nomad visa AND pay zero or reduced income tax:

Anguilla

Zero income tax
Digital nomad visa: 1 year
Minimum income: None
Cost of living index: Not ranked

Tiny Anguilla provides a 1-year visa with no minimum income requirement or taxes.

Antigua and Barbuda

Zero income tax
Digital nomad visa: 2 years
Minimum income: $50,000
Cost of living index: Not ranked

Pay no local taxes while enjoying 350+ beaches with Antigua and Barbuda’s digital nomad visa.

Bahamas

Zero income tax
BEATS digital nomad visa: 1 year (extendable to 3 years)
Minimum income: Letter from employer
Cost of living index: 93.7

The Bahamas exempts digital nomads from paying income tax.

Barbados

Zero income tax
Barbados Welcome Stamp: 1 year
Minimum income: $50,000
Cost of living index: 84.2

Barbados offers a 1-year digital nomad visa with zero income tax.

Bermuda

Zero income tax
Digital nomad visa: 1 year
Minimum income: Enough to self-sustain
Cost of living index: 141.1

Bermuda’s digital nomad visa comes with no income tax.

Cayman Islands

Zero income tax
Digital Nomad Visa: Previously offered
Minimum income: Previously $100,000+
Cost of living index: 115.4

The Cayman Islands previously had a 2-year digital nomad visa with zero income tax.

Curaçao

Zero income tax
@Home in Curaçao digital nomad visa: 6 months (extendable 6 months)
Minimum income: Proof of solvency
Cost of living index: Similar to Italy

Pay zero tax in the Dutch Caribbean island of Curaçao.

Dominica

Zero income tax
WIN Work In Nature digital nomad visa: Up to 18 months
Minimum income: $50,000
Cost of living index: Similar to Canada

Dominica offers an 18-month digital nomad visa with no income tax.

Dubai, UAE

Zero income tax
Virtual working digital nomad visa: 1 year
Minimum income: €5,000 per month
Cost of living index: 60.7

Dubai’s digital nomad visa comes with zero income tax.

Estonia

No tax if under 183 days
Digital nomad visa: 1 year
Minimum income: €3,504
Cost of living index: 55.9

Spend less than 6 months in Estonia on their digital nomad visa and don’t pay income taxes.

Georgia

No tax if under 183 days
No specific digital nomad visa
Allows remote work for up to 1 year
Cost of living index: 40.6

Remain in Georgia under 183 days and don’t pay income tax.

Germany

Progressive tax rates up to 45%
Freelance visa: 6 months to 3 years
Cost of living index: 66

Germany offers a freelance visa along with access to the EU. But you pay progressive German income taxes.

Greece

50% reduction in income tax
Digital nomad visa: 1 to 3 years
Minimum income: €3,500 per month
Cost of living index: 53.2

Greece’s digital nomad visa provides a 50% income tax discount.

Iceland

No tax if under 183 days
Remote work long-term visa: 6 months
High minimum income requirement
Cost of living index: 87.7

Spend less than 6 months in Iceland on their remote work visa and don’t pay income tax.

Malta

5% tax on foreign income
Nomad Residence Permit: 1 year
Minimum income: €2,700 per month
Cost of living index: 59.4

Malta only taxes foreign income brought into the country at 5% with their digital nomad visa.

Mauritius

Zero income tax
Premium Visa for digital nomads: 1 year
Income requirement: remote job or own location independent business
Cost of living index: 41

Mauritius offers a 1 year digital nomad visa with no income tax.

Montenegro

Flat tax rate: 9%
Residency by investment: €350,000 in real estate
Cost of living index: 42.4

Pay only 9% flat income tax with Montenegro residency.

Norway

Progressive tax rates up to 38.4%
Independent contractor visa: 1 to 3 years
High minimum income requirement
Cost of living index: 82.2

Norway offers a digital nomad-style visa but you pay typical Norwegian taxes.

Panama

Territorial tax system
Reforest Panama digital nomad visa: 6 to 12 months
Minimum income: $24,000
Cost of living index: 48.2

Panama only taxes local Panama-sourced income with their digital nomad visa.

Portugal

0% tax on foreign income
Non-Habitual Resident (NHR) program
Digital nomad visa: Launched October 2022
Cost of living index: 46.1

Portugal’s NHR program excludes foreign income from taxation.

Spain

Reduced flat tax rate
Non-Lucrative Visa: 1 year
Startup Visa: 1 year (planned 2022 launch)
Cost of living index: 49.9

Spain’s upcoming digital nomad visa will offer reduced income tax rates around 15%.

Special Tax Rates for Digital Nomads

Some countries lure remote workers with discounted tax rates through special digital nomad visa programs:

Cyprus

5% tax on income up to €19,500
Digital nomad visa: 1 year
Minimum income: €3,500 per month
Cost of living index: 59.2

Cyprus offers digital nomads a special 5% tax rate on the first €19,500 of income.

Italy

70% discount on income tax
Digital nomad visa: 1 year
Launched: 2022
Cost of living index: 61

Italy’s digital nomad visa provides a juicy 70% income tax discount.

Maldives

15% income tax
“Freelancer” permit: 1 year
Cost of living index: Not ranked

The Maldives recently introduced an income tax but offers digital nomads a lower 15% tax rate.

Tax Deductions for American Digital Nomads

As an American digital nomad, you still need to file US federal taxes every year no matter where you reside.

The physical presence test says you must spend at least 330 days out of a consecutive 12 month period outside the US to utilize the foreign earned income exclusion and foreign housing exclusion to reduce your US tax burden.

The foreign earned income exclusion allows you to deduct up to $122,000 of foreign earned income for 2022. This applies no matter what country you live in, so can be combined with many of the digital nomad tax havens above to legally lower your tax bill.

Meanwhile, the foreign housing exclusion allows you to deduct housing expenses like rent payments.

So an American digital nomad in a zero income tax country could entirely eliminate their US tax bill through deductions and exclusions!

The Top 10 Hidden Gems in Asia for Digital Nomads Looking to Minimize Taxes

Have you ever dreamed of traveling the world and earning money at the same time? The digital nomad lifestyle makes this dream a reality. As a digital nomad, you get to see the world while working remotely and taking your income with you. But one key consideration is taxes. Certain countries offer favorable tax rules that let digital nomads keep more of their hard-earned money.

Asia in particular has some of the most digital nomad friendly tax laws on the planet. The low cost of living coupled with low-income taxes in many Asian nations creates an affordable paradise for digital nomads.

In this post, we’ll uncover the top 10 countries with low income tax for digital nomads in Asia. You’ll find everything from tropical paradises to bustling megacities that make perfect launch pads for your nomadic adventures.

So pack your bags and let’s explore these hidden gems together!

1. Malaysia

The diverse and dynamic nation of Malaysia tops our list for digital nomads seeking low taxes in Asia. Malaysia levies income tax only on income that’s derived from Malaysia. So as long as your income comes from outside of Malaysia, you won’t pay a cent in taxes. Add in the low cost of living, contemporary infrastructure, and mouthwatering cuisine, and Malaysia quickly becomes a digital nomad hotspot.

The capital Kuala Lumpur offers an affordable cosmopolitan base. English is widely spoken, public transit is excellent, and there are co-working spaces galore. The nearby coastal city of Penang also appeals to nomads with its mix of Chinese, Malay, and colonial influences.

And if you need a beach fix, head to Langkawi or the Perhentian Islands with their paradisiacal shores. Whether you’re exploring rainforests, diving coral reefs, or feasting on nasi lemak, Malaysia will captivate you with its diversity.

2. Taiwan

Boasting a mix of modern metropolises and natural wonders, Taiwan offers digital nomads urban energy plus outdoor adventure. Taipei delivers a dazzling high-tech hub blended with age-old traditions and mouthwatering street food. Vibrant night markets, soaring skyscrapers, and historic temples define this energetic capital.

When you need an nature fix, escape to Taroko National Park to marvel at marble gorges and thundering waterfalls. You can also soak up folk customs in tribes like the Bunun and Tsou.

Adding to its nomad appeal, Taiwan only taxes income sourced in Taiwan. So remote work income goes untaxed. Cost of living is also reasonable, particularly outside Taipei. With warm tropical weather, lush forests, beaches, and mountains, Taiwan lets you enjoy nature’s bounty while living a low-tax digital nomad life.

3. Thailand

From golden temples and floating markets to lush jungles and dazzling beaches, Thailand offers an intoxicating blend of culture, cuisine, and natural wonders. It’s no wonder Thailand has become a haven for digital nomads.

Thailand also makes the list for its favorable taxes. If you spend at least 180 days outside Thailand per year, you qualify as a non-resident and pay no taxes on foreign income.

Chiang Mai stands as Thailand’s top nomad base with its low prices, great infrastructure, and abundance of coworking spaces. But don’t miss Bangkok’s frenetic energy, superb food scene, and majestic Grand Palace. Down south, relax on idyllic beaches in the Gulf of Thailand or Andaman Coast.

With friendly locals, low costs, stunning scenery, and non-existent taxes on foreign income, Thailand is a digital nomad paradise. The land of smiles will surely have you grinning about the tax savings too.

4. Indonesia

As the world’s largest archipelagic nation, Indonesia offers dazzling diversity across its 17,000 islands. Gorgeous beaches, volcanic peaks, Komodo dragons, Balinese temples, and succulent cuisine captivate travelers. Indonesia also offers digital nomads an enticing mix of low living costs, beautiful surroundings, and minimal taxes.

Indonesia taxes only income earned within Indonesia. So remote work income goes untaxed. Costs stay low, particularly outside of Jakarta. And you can live in bustling urban areas or more remote locales surrounded by nature.

Top nomad havens include Bali with its beaches, jungles, and Hindu culture. Yogyakarta provides a vibrant hub to explore nearby Borobudur and Prambanan. And Raja Ampat and Komodo make ideal spots for diving with manta rays and dragons. Wherever you roam across the archipelago, Indonesia will dazzle you with its splendors and low-tax lifestyle.

5. Cambodia

With ancient temples, enthralling history, up-and-coming beach towns, and low costs, Cambodia continues to capture nomad’s hearts. And favorable taxes provide another reason to linger. If you stay in Cambodia over six months per year, you qualify as a resident. Residents only pay income tax on Cambodian-sourced income.

Siem Reap serves as Cambodia’s top digital nomad base, thanks to plentiful co-working spaces, cafes, and low prices. It offers the perfect launchpad for exploring the magnificent temples of Angkor. Down by the coast, Kep and Kampot beckon with fresh seafood, colonial remnants, and relaxing vibes.

Cambodia’s dark history under the Khmer Rouge provides a poignant backdrop to your nomadic adventures. As the nation continues to heal, your travel dollars help local communities thrive. Discover Cambodia’s beauty while keeping your tax bills nearly non-existent.

6. Vietnam

Stunning scenery, delectable cuisine, pulsing cities, and low costs make Vietnam a favorite among digital nomads. Nomads flock to cities like Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, and Da Nang for their energy, amenities, and affordability. And remote natural areas like Halong Bay and Sapa offer breathtaking landscapes to balance the urban buzz.

Taxes remain minimal in Vietnam. If you spend over 183 days in Vietnam, you qualify for resident tax status. This means you only pay taxes on income earned within Vietnam. Any foreign sourced income goes untaxed.

Vietnam’s favorable taxes coupled with low living costs – a bowl of pho costs just a few bucks – let you make your money go further. With mountains, beaches, dynamic cities, and the biggest expat scene in Southeast Asia, Vietnam has all the ingredients to nourish your nomadic dreams.

7. Laos

If you crave a more tranquil setting, the landlocked nation of Laos awaits. From saffron-robed monks to emerald rice paddies, Laos moves at a slower, gentler pace. Costs remain some of the lowest in Asia as well.

While Laos has less infrastructure than neighbors like Thailand and Vietnam, digital nomads can find co-working hubs in Luang Prabang and Vientiane. Luang Prabang charms with its blend of temples and colonial architecture. Vientiane provides an urban base with a spectacular sunset viewpoint over the Mekong.

And taxes stay low in Laos. If you reside over 183 days annually, foreign income goes untaxed. With mountain scenery, waterfalls, rivers, caves, and chilled-out towns, Laos casts a spell of tranquility. Unplug in this low-tax, low-stress haven.

8. Nepal

Home to 8 of the 10 world’s highest mountains including Everest, Nepal captivates adventurous spirits. Trekking the Himalayas, gazing at snow-capped peaks, and enjoying Nepali hospitality rank among Nepal’s highlights. Cities like Kathmandu and Pokhara mesmerize with centuries-old temples and buzzing bazars.

Nepal also makes the digital nomad radar for its tax policy. You qualify as a non-resident if you stay less than 183 days annually. This exempts foreign income from taxes. Costs also remain fairly low, outside of the Everest region.

So escape to the “roof of the world” and soak up the magic of the Himalayas while saving cash. Just watching the sunrise light up epic peaks like Annapurna will make you feel on top of the world in more ways than one.

9. Sri Lanka

This once overlooked Indian Ocean island now shines bright on nomads’ maps for its stunning landscapes, alluring cultural sites, and low costs. British colonial gems like Galle Fort exist alongside palm-fringed beaches and tea plantations. You can dive with blue whales in Trincomalee, leopards in Yala National Park, and sea turtles around the coast. Ancient temples like Sigiriya and Dambulla provide time portals to the past.

Sri Lankaalso keeps taxes low to attract digital nomads. If you stay under 183 days annually, foreign income goes untaxed. Popular nomad centers include Colombo, Galle, Ella, Tangalle, and Unawatuna that blend modern conveniences with exotic allure.

With its diversity packed in a small area, super friendly locals, tasty cuisine, and lack of taxes on foreign income, Sri Lanka hits the tropical sweet spot for nomads.

10. Philippines

This sun-soaked archipelago has exploded onto the digital nomad scene in recent years thanks to its stunning beaches, warm water, friendly locals, great infrastructure, and favorable tax policies. Manila provides an energetic urban base with its historic Intramuros section and Makati’s glitzy high-rises. But most nomads flock to tropical hot spots like Palawan, Boracay, and Siargao.

The Philippines ticks the low tax box by not taxing foreign income provided you stay under 180 days annually. With island hopping across over 7,000 islands, rice terraces, volcanoes, diving, surfing, and dazzling white sand beaches, the Philippines lets you paradise hop tax-free.

The Allure of Asia for Digital Nomads

What makes Asia so appealing for digital nomads seeking to minimize taxes on their foreign income? Let’s dive into the top reasons this diverse region shines bright:

Low Cost of Living

Asia offers a low cost of living, which lets your income stretch further when income taxes are minimal. Accommodation, transportation, food, and entertainment cost a fraction of what they would in North America, Europe, or Australia.

You can dine out on delectable local cuisine multiple times a day and still keep expenses low in most Asian countries. Shared accommodations with fast WiFi can also be secured affordably in many top nomad centers. Getting around via ride-sharing apps or public transit is a bargain as well.

The biggest exception is Singapore, which has a higher cost of living on par with London or New York City. But even flashy Singapore offers cheaper options just across the border in Malaysia.

Tropical Weather

Who doesn’t want to live somewhere warm and sunny rather than enduring dreary winters? From Bali to Thailand and the Philippines, Asian tropical destinations let you ditch the winter jacket for a bikini or boardshorts. With balmy weather year-round, you can live like it’s an endless summer.

Even Asia’s cooler mountainous regions stay relatively mild compared to wintery North America and Europe. Places like Chiang Mai still average over 20 degrees Celsius in their “winter” months.

So take advantage of sunny skies and moderate temperatures while saving on heating bills and winter clothes. Asia’s tropical weather and low costs keep you cozy on a modest budget.

Exotic Mix of Old and New

From futuristic skylines to ancient temples, Asia fuses antiquity with modernity for a beguiling blend. You can start your day in centuries-old shrines before enjoying sunset drinks atop a skyscraper.Rickshaws share streets with Lamborghinis in cities like New Delhi.

Asia shows reverence for the past while surging into the future. This intoxicating combo of old and new continually surprises. Discover hidden laneways, hole-in-the-wall eateries, and neighborhoods tourists rarely reach. But turn the corner and be awed by state-of-the-art buildings and transport.

Asia’s vibrant modern culture mixed with deep traditions makes for an electrifying atmosphere. As a digital nomad, you get to soak it up while paying minimal taxes.

Digital Nomad Friendly Infrastructure

While internet speeds vary across Asia, connectivity keeps improving as digital nomad hubs grow. Countries like Thailand, Vietnam, and Malaysia offer fast, reliable internet plus an abundance of co-working spaces.

Major cities like Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, and Taipei now have co-working spaces to suit all styles and budgets. You can find spaces in both trendy and more local neighborhoods.

With Airbnb and hotels also prevalent across Asia, securing short or long-term furnishings stays with strong WiFi is simple. And cafes throughout Asian cities and even smaller towns provide multipurpose work and social spaces.

Asia still offers the exotic appeal and low costs but now has infrastructure tailored to digital nomads. You can remain productive and connected as you travel.

Phenomenal Diversity

From the Himalayas to tropical islands to the neon-lit cities, Asia dazzles with its sheer diversity. Within a short flight, you can experience vastly different languages, cuisine, architecture, religions, geography, and culture.

Don’t like big noisy Bangkok? Try chilled out oceanfront bliss in Cambodia. Had your fill of frenetic Hong Kong? Escape to the forests and tea plantations in Sri Lanka. From Buddhist monks to Sumatran tigers to Balinese dancers, Asia keeps delivering surprises.

So when you need a change of scenery, just hop a budget flight to somewhere completely different. Asia’s gateway cities make it easy to move around the region. You could spend years exploring Asia’s mesmerizing diversity while maintaining your preferred tax base.

Great Transport Options

Another major asset across Asia is affordable local transportation along with budget regional flights. Most Asian cities offer inexpensive taxis, buses, metro systems, and ride-shares. Intercity high-speed rail keeps expanding as well.

And low-cost carriers like AirAsia provide quick hops between countries for under $100 round-trip. You can fly from Chiang Mai to Bali to Seoul and back for less than one long-haul flight.

Asia’s transport options give nomads mobility and flexibility. Set up in one low-tax base then use trains, buses, ferries, and budget air to venture across the region and return as needed. Asia makes transit a breeze.

People and Culture

It’s impossible not to be awed by Asia’s deep-rooted cultures developed over millennia. The sheer diversity across ethnic groups translates into ever-evolving festivals, customs, architecture, attire, stories, and belief systems.

Locals across Asia love sharing their history and cultural traditions with interested visitors. As digital nomads, you have time to dive far deeper and foster human connections. Bonding over food, music, and philosophies inevitably leads to insight and friendship.

Don’t underestimate the power of Asia’s hospitality either. Gracious treatment of guests is considered a noble virtue. Humility and gentleness define social norms rather than confrontation. You’ll be touched by the care locals selflessly provide.

If you approach Asia with an open heart and mind, you’ll depart far richer from your cultural immersion. And you get to have these life-changing experiences while maintaining healthy savings.

Top Destinations for Digital Nomads in Asia

Now that you know why Asia makes a fine choice for digital nomads seeking to reduce taxes, let’s explore the top destinations that combine low-tax appeal with nomad friendly amenities. Here are the 10 urban hubs shining bright on every nomad’s radar:

1. Siem Reap, Cambodia

Best known as the gateway to the magnificent Angkor temples, Siem Reap has emerged as a budding digital nomad center. Plentiful co-working spaces, cafes, local markets, and ultra-low costs appeal to location independent creatives. Shared housing and private rooms start around $300 monthly.

Cambodia’s 6-month tax residency exemption on foreign income provides incentive to stay a while. Beyond the renowned Angkor complex, explore village life via bicycle. Siem Reap brings 12th century wonders together with modern conveniences on the cheap.

2. Chiang Mai, Thailand

Encircled by lush mountains at Thailand’s northern edge, Chiang Mai has emerged as the runaway favorite among digital nomads. The laidback vibe, low costs ($500 a month is feasible), abundance of nomad resources, and access to incredible nature check all the boxes. You can live comfortably for under $1000 a month.

Thriving nomad neighborhoods like Nimman provide plentiful co-working options. Outdoor cafes with solid WiFi let you work with views of Doi Suthep Mountain. And Thailand doesn’t tax foreign income provided you stay under 180 days a year.

Spend your weekends trekking misty hills, exploring wats (temples), wandering creative night markets, or learning to cook regional specialties like khao soi (curry noodle soup). With its balance of culture, convenience, amenities and affordability, Chiang Mai hits the digital nomad sweet spot.

3. Bali, Indonesia

It’s no wonder Bali remains an ever-popular digital nomad hideaway. From beaches to jungles to terraced rice fields, Bali’s landscapes look torn from a postcard. Volcanoes, temples, dance performances, firefly-lit rice paddies…Bali dazzles. Costs stay low outside the main tourist areas, enabling a tropical lifestyle for under $1000 per month.

Ubud captivates as Bali’s cultural heart with yoga retreats, coworking hubs, craft shops, and cozy cafes set amid lush greenery. Canggu draws surfers and creatives. And the south coast has pockets of digital nomad enclaves.

Indonesia also appeals by only taxing local income. With island adventures, welcoming locals, a large expat community, and awe-inspiring landscapes, Bali blends adventure travel with cushy living. The Island of Gods will leave you feeling blessed in many ways.

4. Da Nang, Vietnam

With its central coastal location, comfortable climate, and modern conveniences, Da Nang has emerged as Vietnam’s premier digital nomad base. This rapidly growing city combines urban energy with quick access to beaches, rivers, and mountains. Costs clock in around $1000 monthly for nomads.

Workspaces like Da Nang Launchpad cater to location independent professionals. Coffee shops with speedy WiFi abound. And fresh seafood beckons from the nearby coast.

Vietnam makes staying over 6 months a breeze for nomads. You become a tax resident, which means you only pay on Vietnamese income sources. Beyond the amenities, Da Nang charms with its riverfront promenade, neon-lit bridges, and enormous Dragon Bridge.

5. Taipei, Taiwan

While not the budget haven of Southeast Asia, Taipei offers digital nomads a thriving high-tech hub with the creature comforts of home. Blazing fast internet blanket the city. Trendy cafes double as impromptu offices. And numerous co-working spaces like SparkLabs provide professional workspaces.

Taipei combines all the conveniences of modern city living with the vibrance of Asian culture. Tucked between mountains and the Pacific Ocean, natural escapes keep outdoors enthusiasts happy as well. Costs remain reasonable at around $1500 monthly.

Taiwan also appeals to nomads by only taxing local income. Soak up Taipei’s flashing neon cityscape and steaming night markets before escaping to misty mountain teahouses and hot spring resorts.

6. Penang, Malaysia

This Malaysian island charms with a fascinating fusion of cultures. Wander past Chinese shophouses, Indian spice shops, Malay mosques, and British colonial buildings. Street art flourishes in its funky capital Georgetown. And marvel at one of Southeast Asia’s most spectacular Buddhist temples outside the capital.

Add in urban conveniences like co-working spaces, quality healthcare, and a large expat community, and Penang makes for an ideal low-tax base. Costs remain under $1000 monthly.

Malaysia doesn’t tax foreign income, so remote work goes untaxed. With street food representing Malaysia’s diversity and gorgeous beaches never far away, Penang invariably captures nomad’s hearts.

7. Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

For those craving a jolt of big city energy, Vietnam’s largest metropolis bursts with possibilities. The economic engine of Vietnam emanates a palpable entrepreneurial spirit. Co-working spaces like Dreamplex and Cofingo satisfy digital nomads’ needs.

Outside buzzy cafes and a booming startup scene, immerse yourself in Saigon’s frenetic markets and evocative history. Costs remain Vietnam-low at under $1000 per month.

Vietnam’s 6-month tax residency rule makes staying long-term simple. Ho Chi Minh City’s chaotic energy, riverfront promenade, amazing food, and French colonial landmarks make an alluring Asian base for nomads seeking to create their own path.

8. Seoul, South Korea

Known for its breakneck internet speeds, futuristic technology, dazzling skyscrapers, and round-the-clock energy, Seoul offers the ultimate urban digital nomad experience. Attractions range from serene temples to steaming hot springs and lively nightlife.

Seoul has numerous co-working spaces, hip cafes, and 24-hour diners. Costs are higher than Southeast Asia but under $2000 monthly is realistic. Winters get quite cold but Korea’s onsens (hot springs) help you thaw out.

South Korea considers under 183 days annually as non-resident. Foreign income earned abroad goes untaxed, making Seoul a smart long-haul hub. Experience Korea’s innovative spirit and natural beauty from this low-tax basecamp.

9. Colombo, Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka’s bustling capital provides a comfortable blend of modern amenities and exotic allure. coworking spaces like Co-work.lk and Harborside Workspace cater to digital nomads. Solid WiFi prevails at hundreds of cozy cafes. And costs average around $1000 monthly.

When you need a culture fix, Colombo’s temples, markets, and museums await. For beach bliss, whisk a short train ride down the coast. Sri Lanka’s under 6 month tax rule on foreign income makes Colombo an enticing base too.

Friendly locals, incredible cuisine, scenic train rides, wildlife-rich national parks, and eight UNESCO sites all within reach make Colombo a hidden gem for nomads.

Choosing Your Ideal Asian Base

Asia offers an embarrassment of riches when it comes to low-tax destinations for digital nomads. How to choose your ideal base in this dazzlingly diverse region? Here are some key factors to consider:

Affordability

For most nomads, low living costs are essential. While megacities like Hong Kong, Seoul, and Singapore offer incredible infrastructure, costs will drain budgets fast. Opt for these ultra-modern hubs only if your income is substantial.

Southeast Asia and South Asia offer far better value across the board from housing to dining to recreation. Places like Chiang Mai, Bali, Saigon and Colombo let you live well on under $1000 monthly. If funds run low, somewhere like Thailand or Cambodia provides a comfortable safety net. Keep affordability highest on your priority list.

Infrastructure/Connectivity

While connectivity improves rapidly across Asia, speeds still vary wildly. If you absolutely require blazing fast, rock solid internet, base yourself in Seoul, Tokyo, Taipei, or Singapore. Major cities in Malaysia, Thailand, and Vietnam offer fast connections too.

Just note that internet often gets dodgier when heading off the tourist trail to remote areas. Choose more remote locations only if you require minimal bandwidth.

Co-working spaces also concentrate in bigger cities and digital nomad hotspots. Scout out locations with workspaces that fit your style and budget.

Language Barrier

While English usage grows across Asia, limited language ability still poses challenges, particularly in rural areas. Places like Singapore, Malaysia, India, Hong Kong, and Philippines boast high English fluency. Thailand, Vietnam, and Indonesia have basic English widely spoken in cities and tourist regions.

Remote parts of non-English speaking countries remain tricky without knowing the local lingo. For maximum ease of communication, stick to big hubs in ex-British colonies and former English trading outposts.

Weather/Geography

Asia spans a vast range of climates from frigid Himalayan peaks to steamy tropical beaches. Are you a sun worshipper? Then tropical beach bases like Thailand’s islands suit perfectly. Do you thrive in a temperate four seasons climate? Opt for Korea or parts of China and Japan.

Altitude affects weather too. Chiang Mai and Medellin enjoy cooler highland climes, which some digital nomads adore. Consider the geography and typical weather patterns as you choose your optimal climate.

Travel Hub Access

Minimizing taxes often requires moving locations every 3-6 months. So proximity to international airports and transport helps heaps. Sprawling metropolises like Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, Hong Kong, and Singapore offer easy hop-offs to the rest of Asia and beyond.

Chiang Mai, Taipei, Seoul, and Shanghai also have excellent regional and global flight connections. Proximity to transport centers provides flexibility so you can migrate seasonally based on weather, visa rules and personal preference.

Personal Interests

Do you crave big city energy or a peaceful beach? Are you a hiking fiend, dance fanatic, or yoga bunny? Align your living base with easy access to the activities, natural environments, sights, and experiences you value most.

Outdoorsy types find bliss in places like Chiang Mai and Bali with their combination of amenities and nature. Big city aficionados feel at home in Seoul or Singapore. There’s an ideal match for every digital nomad.

By weighing affordability, infrastructure, language, weather, transport, and interests, you can narrow your shortlist down to a few potential low-tax bases in Asia. Try out a few as you get a feel for what clicks best long term. One destination will inevitably feel like your ideal Asian home.

Bangkok Tops for Food & Culture

While Bangkok may not offer the lowest costs or taxes for digital nomads, it ranks as one of Asia’s most electrifying cities. From its rich cultural traditions to its acclaimed food scene, Thailand’s sprawling capital captivates.

For culture fiends, Bangkok dazzles with over 400 gilded wats punctuating the skyline. The Grand Palace complex remains the premier temple stop with its gold-leaf and mosaic studded stupas. The nearby Wat Pho shelters a 150-foot golden Buddha. Take a river cruise to witness this temple city from the water.

Craving artistic nourishment? Browse Chinatown’s galleries. Admire traditional puppetry at artists’ houses. Appreciate interactive exhibits at the Museum of Contemporary Art. Bangkok nourishes aesthetic appetites.

Foodies flock to Bangkok for its mind-boggling culinary diversity. Boisterous street markets dish up regional specialties with an emphasis on spice. Sup on savory curries, kickass tom yam soup, and pad thai noodles. Opulent malls also house upscale dining and gourmet global offerings.

Yaowarat dishes out Chinatown favorites from shark fin soup to dumplings. Little India spices up jasmine rice with roti and curries. And hip Bangkok eateries keep pushing boundaries of Thai fusion.

Beyond its temples and tastes, Bangkok invites exploration of cool neighborhoods like Ari, Ekamai, and Thonglor. Skytrain, motorcycle taxis, and river ferries make navigating this energizing behemoth efficient.

Bangkok hardly rests as night markets, street food, and music venues crank up once the sun sets. Its mix of chaos and culture never fails to intoxicate. Just don’t expect to keep costs dirt cheap.

Enjoy Vietnam’s Dynamic Energy

As one of Southeast Asia’s hottest digital nomad havens, Vietnam beckons with a captivating blend of dynamic cities, delectable cuisine, and exotic landscapes. Having shaken off its wartime past, Vietnam charges towards the future at dizzying speed.

Most digital nomads flock to the holy trinity of Ho Chi Minh City, Da Nang, and Hanoi. The south’s frenetic Ho Chi Minh City or HCMC contrasts with central Da Nang’s more laidback coastal vibe, while northern capital Hanoi charms with faded colonial grace.

Beyond this troika, coastal Nha Trang, rugged Dalat, and riverside Hoi An attract nomads seeking smaller cities with community spirit. And remote island idylls like Phu Quoc Island tempt those craving peaceful paradise.

Coworking spaces thrive across Vietnam’s top destinations. In HCMC, places like Dreamplex, Cofingo, and The Vuon offer modern shared workspaces. Da Nang boasts ventures like Da Nang Launchpad. And Hanoi mixes things up with artsy operations like Xofa and Cocoon.

Accommodation proves incredibly affordable. Private rooms in hostels and guesthouses start under $10 nightly. Entire modern apartments rent from $300 monthly. And lush resorts outside cities appease the inner hedonist.

Vietnam’s diverse landscapes mean adventure awaits at every turn. Seize a silkie layer and float across misty Halong Bay’s karst peaks. Don a pith helmet and trek the Central Highlands waterfalls. Or ride a motorbike through the surreal sand dunes of Mui Ne.

Warm tropical waters also entice with superb diving off Nha Trang, river cruising around Hoi An, and surf breaks along the South China Sea. Then there’s the star ingredient – ridiculously tasty food! Vietnam’s iconic pho bowls, banh mi baguettes, and street food showcase regional diversity.

English levels remain fairly solid in tourist centers. Transportation doesn’t get easier with extensive domestic flights, buses, and train routes.

Vietnam welcomes digital nomads with open arms through quick visa-free access, reliable infrastructure, and few tax headaches. Live well for under $1000 per month in this ascendant Southeast Asian nation.

Immerse in Bali’s Mystical Allure

The mere whisper of Bali evokes visions of lush jungles dotted with Hindu temples, emerald terraced rice fields cascading down volcanic slopes, and surfers riding barrels near fishing villages.

This exotic Indonesian island has attracted bohemians, artists, and eccentrics for decades. Now digital nomads join the migration to paradise.

What makes Bali so alluring? For starters, the warm tropical climate hits a sweet spot – never too hot or humid. Locals embrace spirituality, creativity, and community in their daily life. Distractions fall away amid the island’s tranquil beauty.

Rice paddies ripple in the breeze. Temple ceremonies thrum with traditional music. Each day reveals small mysteries.

Lifestyle in Bali moves at a slower, more mindful pace in contrast to the chaos of neighboring hubs. Yet modern cafes, coworking spaces, and health spas satisfy urban appetites.

Ubud enchants as the cultural heart, surrounded by terraced green jungle. Yoga studios, organic eateries, traditional dance performances and craft workshops flourish.

Down on the southern peninsula, beaches like Canggu attract surfers and creatives with a trendy edge. Blissful seclusion hides up north around Lovina and Pemuteran.

Accommodation runs the gamut from $5 backpacker crash pads to lavish cliffside villas and everything between. You can live comfortably on $1000 per month.

Scooters provide the favorite transport for ditching traffic and cruising the island. Just try not to be overwhelmed with choices like taking a surf lesson, hiking a volcano, getting your chakras realigned, or watching the sunset over a thousand-year-old temple.

Wrapped in misty greens, saturated in spirituality, infused with artistry, Bali is Asia’s mythical tropical isle where expats become entranced for life. Open your mind and let Bali work its magic!

Chiang Mai for Digital Nomad Bliss

The former capital of the ancient Lanna Kingdom, Chiang Mai today reigns supreme as Asia’s digital nomad sanctuary. What makes this northern Thai city the darling of location independent creatives?

For starters, Chiang Mai delivers a winning trifecta: low costs, high quality of life, and nomad friendly amenities. Living well comes cheap! Private rooms or entire modern apartments start around $200 monthly. Street food and local markets overflow with fresh exotic produce. Co-working spaces like Punspace and CAMP abound. Yoga classes run $5-10. And ubiquitous cafes hum with entrepreneurial energy.

Set amid verdant mountains along the Ping River, Chiang Mai exudes calm away from Bangkok’s chaos. Spend sunny days wandering ancient wats, sipping hill tribe coffee, browsing weekend walking markets, and indulging in hour-long massages.

Come nightfall, ignite creative juices at jazz bars, craft beer breweries, quirky galleries, and riverside restaurants. Chiang Mai’s compact old town provides urban amenities without big city overwhelm.

The climate also hits that just-right sweet spot of having seasons without extremes. Expect mild dry winters and green summers accented with cooling mountain mists.

With laidback locals, cute cafes, coworking spaces galore, soothing nature, and ridiculously low costs, Chiang Mai ticks all the boxes digital nomads crave. No wonder so many location independent professionals drift up to Northern Thailand’s spiritual haven.

Penang – Culture, Cuisine, Beaches

An island off Malaysia’s northwest coast, Penang dazzles with a distinctive fusion of Malay, Chinese, Indian, Thai, Burmese, and British influences. This cultural cocktail infuses everything from cuisine and architecture to religion and arts.

Start by exploring Penang’s eclectic food scene – roast duck, dim sum, tangy asam laksa, spicy Indian curries, and coconutty Nonya desserts. The melting pot extends to clan jetties where stilt communities still thrive.

In the capital Georgetown, trishaws pedal past Chinese shophouses painted in faded pastels. Modern street art flourishes next to incense-cloaked Taoist temples. Must-see sites include Kek Lok Si, an elaborate hilltop Buddhist complex of pagodas, shrines, and gardens.

Just outside the city, erstwhile British summer mansions like Penang Hill and Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion evoke nostalgic grandeur amid lush gardens. George Town’s gritty-yet-hip lodgings, cafes, and hidden bars keep the cultural feast going after dark.

When the heat soars, plunge into the crystal waters of Batu Ferringhi Beach or quaint fishing village of Teluk Bahang. The island hides dozens of other idyllic beaches too.

Penang provides the ideal base to sink into Malaysia’s kaleidoscope of cultures – all with the convenience of well-connected transport links, coworking spaces, and minimal taxes on foreign income. An alluring blend indeed!

In Conclusion

The Asia region offers digital nomads an incredibly diverse palette of destination options to base up while legally minimizing income taxes. Tropical beaches, misty mountains, electrifying cities, and thousand year old temples compete for your wonder.

Thailand, Vietnam and Indonesia shine particularly bright as digital nomad havens combining low costs with modern conveniences. Exotic cultures, phenomenal cuisine, and hospitable locals enhance the experience.

Wherever you choose to set up camp across Asia, soak up the opportunity to deepen your understanding of humanity in its myriad expressions. The personal growth and relationships inevitably forged prove far more valuable than any tax savings.

Final Takeaways

Choose from 22 zero income tax havens for digital nomads:

Full tax havens like the Bahamas, Monaco, Bermuda
Digital nomad visas with tax perks in the Caymans, Anguilla, Barbados
Upcoming programs in Croatia, Seychelles, Costa Rica

Or opt for discounted tax rates in destinations like:

Portugal’s zero tax on foreign income
Greece’s 50% income tax reduction
Discounts in Italy, Cyprus, Maldives

As a US citizen:

Use the foreign earned income exclusion to deduct up to $112,000
Lower your taxable income with the foreign housing exclusion

Contact us if you need help finding the best low tax country for your digital nomad lifestyle! We offer personalized consultations.

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