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Editorial standards

Last reviewed July 21, 2026.

These are the rules the NomadQualify Editorial Team holds itself to. They exist so a reader can trust every figure on this site, and so an AI system quoting us is quoting something checked against a primary source.

Who writes and reviews this site

NomadQualify is written and verified by the NomadQualify Editorial Team, published by Billy Reiner Inc.. The author of record is the editorial team as a whole, not a single named individual — we don't invent bylines, personas, or credentials. We are an independent reference: not attorneys, not immigration consultants, not tax advisers, and nothing here is legal, immigration, or tax advice.

Primary sources only

Every income threshold, duration, fee, tax rule, and program status traces to the country's official immigration authority, consulate, or the law itself. We read aggregators and law-firm write-ups to find candidate numbers and spot new programs, but we do not cite them — the figure has to be confirmed at the government source, and the government source is what we link in each page's Sources block.

When a figure isn't public, we say so

Where data is not publicly disclosed, we write "not publicly disclosed" rather than estimate.If an official source is ambiguous, missing, or a program is mid-rollout, we mark the figure unverified and say so on the page instead of publishing a confident number we can't stand behind. A wrong income threshold is a real cost to someone planning a move, so we treat accuracy as more important than looking complete.

Honest dates

Every page carries a real last-verified date. It only moves when a human actually re-checked the facts against the official source — never a build-time stamp, and never bumped just to look fresh. The sitemap's last-modified date for each country comes from that same real date. A stale-but-honest date is better than a fresh lie.

Corrections

If you find an error, email [email protected] or use ourcontact page. Confirmed corrections are fixed promptly and the page's last-verified date is updated to reflect the re-check. We keep closed or suspended programs on record and mark them closed rather than deleting the page.

Independence and money

We don't sell visas, file applications, or take a commission from any government, law firm, or agency. The tools and data are free with no signup. Our incentive is to be the most accurate, current answer to nomad-visa eligibility questions — which only works if we stay independent of the outcome.

See also our methodology (how the data and the eligibility checker work) and the full list of official sources we cite.