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Briefing · 2026-09-13

Weekly relocation brief — week ending 2026-09-13

3 updates this week: 1 re-verification, 2 updated guides. Every item is dated and linked to its source.

Quick answer

Weekly relocation brief — week ending 2026-09-13 (2026-09-13) covers 3 relocation policy and market signals: Updated: Moving to Sri Lanka 2026: $800-$1,500/mo, Tropical Island; Updated: Moving to Trinidad & Tobago 2026: $1,500-$2,500/mo; Spain's 2026 DNV income test follows 200% of monthly SMI. Each item is sourced from a primary government, embassy, or institutional document and links directly to the original source. WhereNext briefings track visa rule changes, residency programme launches and closures, foreign-buyer property restrictions, and tax-regime changes that materially affect relocation decisions.

Key facts

  • 3 signals tracked each linked to its primary source (government portal, embassy, or institutional document).
  • Updated: Moving to Sri Lanka 2026: $800-$1,500/mo, Tropical Island Source: WhereNext.
  • Updated: Moving to Trinidad & Tobago 2026: $1,500-$2,500/mo Source: WhereNext.
  • Spain's 2026 DNV income test follows 200% of monthly SMI Source: Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs — international teleworker visa.
  • Published: 2026-09-13 part of the WhereNext Weekly Relocation Briefing series.
  1. 1

    Updated: Moving to Sri Lanka 2026: $800-$1,500/mo, Tropical Island

    Everything you need to know about relocating to Sri Lanka — cost of living, visa options, healthcare, best cities, taxes. Updated 2026-09-12.

    Source: WhereNext →·Read the guide →

    policy

  2. 2

    Updated: Moving to Trinidad & Tobago 2026: $1,500-$2,500/mo

    Everything you need to know about relocating to Trinidad and Tobago — cost of living, visa options, healthcare, best areas, taxes. Updated 2026-09-12.

    Source: WhereNext →·Read the guide →

    policy

  3. 3

    Spain's 2026 DNV income test follows 200% of monthly SMI

    Spain's 2026 DNV income test follows 200% of monthly SMI was re-verified 2026-09-12 against Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs — international teleworker visa.

    Source: Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs — international teleworker visa →·View the data →

    visa

How this briefing is curated. Each item references an official source — government release, statutory instrument, institutional report — and links to the WhereNext dataset or guide that contextualises it for relocators. We don’t accept sponsored placements. Methodology →

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