Bhutan has also launched an innovative residency scheme which links blockchain technology with physical mobility. The nation is currently providing a digital nomad visa based on Solana infrastructure making it a crypto-friendly country. The main requirements are that the applicants need to buy 10,000 units of TER tokens or tokenized gold on-chain and a 2,800 administrative fee to gain up to 36 months of residency. This project is consistent with the innovation-based tourism policy of Bhutan and aims at catering to high-value professionals around the world who want the flexibility of changing residency.
🚨 Bhutan (@gmcbhutan) launches the world’s first Solana-backed digital nomad visa. 🇧🇹
— Solana Daily (@solana_daily) February 24, 2026
Applicants must purchase $10,000 worth of TER – tokenized gold on Solana – plus a $2,800 application fee, allowing them to stay up to 36 months in Bhutan. The $10,000 is refundable at the end… pic.twitter.com/uQ1iTblCQD
Solana Based Visa Functionality
Applicants gain TER tokens on Solana to have fractional ownership of gold in secure vaults. All tokens have direct physical gold assets, which offer intrinsic asset support. The investment of $10,000 can be refunded upon the expiry of the visa time minimizing financial risk whilst guaranteeing commitment of the participants. By introducing tokenized assets into the immigration policy, Bhutan introduces a new paradigm of linking the right to residency with financial instruments supported by blockchains.
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