Right, wrong, or indifferent, digital nomads have flooded countries across the globe, experiencing warm welcomes in some places and protests in others. Bosses worldwide have gotten their panties in a wad trying to pull the plug on remote work, but the flexible lifestyle of packing your laptop and working on the go is here to stay as …

Following in the steps of Portugal, Spain, and neighboring Croatia, the small Central European nation of Slovenia is launching a Digital Nomad Visa (DNV). Set to go live in November 2025, it will enable eligible applicants to relocate to Slovenia under simplified rules, seeing that, historically, the country has been one of the strictest in …

When it comes to remote work, Bangkok has been the absolute leader in Asia for decades: not only is it a bustling metropolis with an endless offer of attractions, it boasts great weather (tropical storms aside), a lively social scene, and of course, it’s very affordable. There’s just one issue that’s become increasingly noticeable in …

With talk of countries shutting their doors to aspiring digital nomads, and the era of remote work inching ever closer to a potential end, we’ll bet a million Indonesian rupiahs that you’re on the hunt for the next nomad-friendly spot. After all, this is no longer 2022 or 2023, when we saw country after country …

When you think of Nepal, you probably just know that it’s home to Mount Everest and a paradise for trekkers and hikers, but chances are you’ve never even considered it as a digital nomad destination. Granted, Nepal still primarily appeals to extreme adventurists, particularly Everestophiles, but something you might not know is it ranks among …

Alright, globe-trotting remote workers, prepare for your next adventure! While Europe continues to be a top pick for digital nomads seeking a blend of culture, history, and adventure, the ever-shifting cost of living, especially within the Eurozone, can sometimes feel like a financial tightrope walk. But don’t you dare pack away your dreams of Old …

Following in the steps of Croatia, Bulgaria, and Romania, the last 3 countries to have joined the world’s largest passport-free travel zone, Cyprus will ascend to the Schengen Area in early 2026, as confirmed by its President. Despite being a member of the European Union since 2004 and having adopted the euro as its official …

An Asian archipelago made up of 7,641 islands, the Philippines has just confirmed that it will soon launch a new visa category aimed at attracting digital nomads who dream of living in the tropical country. As of right now, digital nomads who have their hearts set on the Philippines are forced to resort to the …

Owing to the high affordability, impressive levels of safety, and generous visa policy, Buenos Aires has always been a Mecca of sorts for digital nomads in Latin America, but as of late, it looks as if its crown is about to be snatched by yet another vibrant metropolis. The leading platform for tracking digital nomad …

For the last couple of years, Bangkok has become a digital nomad capital of sorts in Asia, and many have attributed its success to a low cost of living–according to Nomad List, living there costs an average of $1,398 a month–and a lively social scene. It’s truly hard to beat Bangkok’s infamous Sukhumvit Soi 11 when …

The island life isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. If we’re honing in on Bali, there are a lot of frustrations that come with living here and some, ironically, point the finger at the invasion of digital nomads. More traffic, higher prices, less authenticity – you know, the dreaded G-word that comes with these …

One of the most fascinating cities in Europe to kick back and watch the world go by, all while sipping freshly concocted batches of lattes and cappuccinos, is, of course, Paris. The iconic city is lined with seemingly endless sidewalk cafes but never short of tourist crowds. In the digital nomad world, as great as making said …