Ecuador Rentista Visa (no dedicated nomad visa): Family & Dependents
Bringing a spouse or kids on the Ecuador Rentista Visa (no dedicated nomad visa) — what changes and what to check.
Family members can apply as dependents, though the exact additional income figure per dependent varies across sources — some describe a flat $250/month per dependent, others a sliding scale (roughly 50% of the SBU for a first dependent, 25% for each additional one). Given this genuine inconsistency, confirm the current specific formula directly with the consulate handling your application rather than budget against either figure blindly.
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