Digital nomad provisional identity in Uruguay

Digital nomad provisional identity · Uruguay visa route

remote · last reviewed 2026-05-27 · all Uruguay routes

After entering as tourist, applicant completes online form with personal details and affidavit that they have means to support themselves; then obtains Uruguayan document. Extension requires clean criminal record for countries lived in >6 months in previous 5 years and vaccination certificate issued in Uruguay.

Important notes

• No fixed minimum income found on official checked page; affidavit/self-support requirement.
• For people who work for themselves or companies abroad.
• ID may be required to extend permit and to leave after first three months according to Live in Uruguay page.

Preparation checklist

• Save your submitted files and track the next application or renewal date.

Official source

Official source: Uruguay official source

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Visa rules change frequently. This page is a research guide, not legal advice. Confirm current requirements with the official source before applying.