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As a digital nomad, you have hundreds of choices in terms of where to go. The choice is yours, if you prefer sitting on a beach laptop in toe, or if you prefer the hustle and bustle of the city – it’s up to you.
But, What makes a great destination for digital nomads and how can you be sure that you’ll be able to keep up the pace and live your life and work in a country that’s completely alien to you?
Don’t stress. On this page, you’ll learn all about the top destinations for digital nomads around the globe. From currencies and customs to the cost of living and culture, you’ll be able to decide which location is most suited to your individual needs and desires.
In May 2023, Uruguay passed a new digital nomad law that will allow remote workers and self-employed individuals to live and work in Uruguay for six months in the first instance and extend the visa for an additional six months if desirable. In this article, we will...
As the end of the year approaches, EY Global Limited has launched its EY 2024 Mobility Reimagined Survey, which reviews the visas available to digital nomads and remote workers. As part of this piece of work, EY has published an interactive map, which highlights the...
In the first week of November 2024, the digital nomad initiative Hoppin Jeju hosted the Jeju Workation and Global Digital Nomads gathering on Jeju Island. This is an independent province off the south coast of the Korean Peninsula, which includes the country’s largest...
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Kazakhstan has traditionally been a nomadic country, with pastoral nomads moving across the country’s 2.7 million square kilometers (the 9th largest country in the world) and living full-time in dome-shaped yurts. Therefore, it seems fitting that Kazakhstan should...
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Kenya is the latest country to launch a digital nomad visa to attract more remote workers to spend their internationally earned income in the Kenyan government. This makes Kenya one of the few African countries offering digital nomad visas. It is already one of the...
It feels like every couple of weeks we see a new initiative that is designed to attract digital nomads to rural areas by offering cash incentives, preferential housing arrangements, and “authentic” opportunities to rub shoulders with the locals and experience rural...
Madrid is a city that pulses with life, art, history, and an undeniable passion for culture. Known for its grand boulevards, world-class museums, and delicious culinary offerings, Madrid is a city where every corner tells a story. In 2024, you can immerse yourself in...
