Coliving has become one of the most talked about trends among digital nomads. The idea of sharing a living space with like-minded people who also work remotely offers a balance between independence and community. For many travelers, this setup solves two common problems: loneliness and productivity. With the rise of remote work, coliving is no…
Last updated: February 1, 2026 Finding the right place to stay as a digital nomad is not just about putting a roof over your head. It is also about creating the right conditions for work, meeting people, and keeping your budget balanced. The choices are wide and sometimes overwhelming, so understanding the main types of…
The dream is simple. Your money works while you book the next train or rest under a palm roof. Passive income makes the dream possible because revenue flows even when your laptop stays closed. If you want the full landscape of every nomad earning route the long guide to making money as a digital nomad…
Last updated: January 30, 2026 Affiliate marketing turns honest recommendations into recurring cash without stock, shipping, or client calls. It fits well next to a backpack and a decent Wi-Fi connection. If you want the full view on every revenue route, my broader guide to earning money as a digital nomad sits one click away. Here we…
One of the most common mistakes new digital nomads make is underestimating how expenses add up. Rent might be cheap, but small daily costs transport, SIM cards, snacks, gear repairs can sneak up quickly. You don’t need to track every cent like an accountant. But knowing where your money goes helps you feel in control,…
Living as a digital nomad sounds like a dream, but dreams still come with a price tag. That price, however, can vary a lot depending on where you go. Some cities let you live comfortably on $900 a month. Others can swallow $3,000 before the month is halfway through. I’ve spent the last few years…
Introduction Working remotely has opened doors that didn’t exist a decade ago. Now, you can build a career without being tied to one location, wake up in one country and take client calls from another. But with this freedom comes a challenge: how do you stay legal while living abroad? Tourist visas were never meant…
When I first started working remotely, I used tourist visas like most people do. It worked until it didn’t. Between short stays, confusing rules, and the stress of visa runs, I realized I needed something more stable. That’s when I started looking into digital nomad visas. They’re not just another travel formality. They were designed…
Getting a digital nomad visa isn’t complicated once you know what to expect. I’ve been through it myself and helped friends through it too. While each country has its own quirks, the general process follows a similar path: gather your documents, show proof of income, fill out the forms, and wait. That’s the simple version….
Money moves fast when borders blur. I learned that lesson on my first long haul trip from Casablanca to Medellín. Currency shifts, banking fees, and tax rules threatened to drain more than rent. This guide unpacks the main pillars of financial management for a roaming career. If you still need the big picture of gear,…