Lithuania is quickly becoming a digital nomad favorite, and for many reasons.  Having been recently named one of the cheapest countries to live in Europe, this Eastern European gem is growingly in popularity among digital nomads.  FUN FACT: Lithuania’s Vilnius is one of the only capital cities in the world where you can soar in …

Ever since companies provided more flexible work arrangements to work remotely, workers have been on the move like never before. Whether you’re flying home to family for a long weekend or you’re a digital nomad that has a travel addiction, you’re likely to spend a decent amount of time at airports, especially if you get …

These European countries allow American travelers to stay long-term without applying for a visa or residency. Perfect for long-term travelers and digital nomads, these destinations are a great place to base yourself in Europe – not to mention they’re all extremely affordable! Excluded from this list are countries in the Schengen Area. The Schengen Area …

Which countries have the fastest internet speeds for travelers? These are the top six countries with the fastest internet speeds, according to Nomadlist, a website that collects data from users to determine the best destinations around the world for digital nomads. Internet is a factor that plays a big part in the viability of a …

Digital nomadism is on the rise now that (most of) the world has fully reopened for tourism. From the Americas to the Easternmost reaches of Asia, more and more countries are issuing Digital Nomad Visas (DNVs). The only downside to this trend? Sometimes, applying for a visa can be very expensive, not to mention a …

What are the easiest digital nomad visas to get in 2023? While many countries have been introducing digital nomad visas lately, some of them are more attainable than others. For example, the Cayman Islands launched the Global Citizen Concierge Program in 2020, but applicants for this digital nomad visa must be able to demonstrate an …

The world is opening up to long-term travelers now that the health crisis has led to a surge in remote work trends, but the tried-and-true Colombia remains one of the top destinations for digital nomads. Even without a pre-issued visa, they are permitted to stay in the country for up to 6 months, completely bureaucracy-free. …

These are the best destinations for digital nomads this winter to escape the cold and enjoy warm weather and low prices. Digital nomad hotspots are defined by several factors. Affordability, ease of staying in the country long-term without a visa, good Internet, and a strong digital nomad community are some of the things to consider …

Are you a digital nomad dreaming of a move to Europe, but you’re not entirely sure how long you can stay in the continent without a DNV (Digital Nomad Visa)? We love that more and more countries are offering DNVs, but we also know they’re not necessarily easy to apply for, and the process can …

Digital nomads now represent an estimated 35 million worldwide, which would be equivalent to the 41st largest populated country. With 55% of digital nomads agreeing that the main reason they became one is to travel, this trend continues to grow as more and more countries open their doors to visas to attract visitors. More than …

Digital nomad visas have been popping up all around the world in recent years, luring remote workers with promises of being able to live and work in a foreign country for an extended amount of time. A number of Caribbean countries have begun offering digital nomad visas, which offer an attractive proposition to applicants: the …

Bali is the uncontested number one must-visit travel destination of all time, right? While Bali offers travelers a well-trodden path to an island overflowing with wonder, there are always opportunities to discover something new. Areas like party-central Canggu, classic-coastal Kuta, and the cultural cacophony of Ubud will always remain firm favorites in the shared traveler …