Welcome, digital nomads! Are you tired of being confined to one location while you work remotely? Are you ready to explore new horizons and experience a different culture while still being able to make a living? Look no further because Spain has got you covered with their new digital nomad visa. Imagine yourself sipping on a café con Leche while working on your laptop on a terrace in Madrid or taking a break from work to catch some waves in Barcelona. With this visa, you can experience all of this and more! But before you pack your bags and book your flight, let’s take a closer look at what th ..read more

Remote job scams have begun to rise in number due to the increased need for remote employment opportunities. With more people looking online to find work, scammers are taking advantage of the situation by creating fake job postings that look legitimate. In many cases, these fake job postings often require an upfront fee, promise high pay for minimal work, or ask for confidential information. People need to be aware of the signs of a job scam so that they can avoid falling victim to it. Researching the company, verifying job postings, and being wary of offers that appear too good to be true are ..read more

As the new world of remote working continues to develop, ensuring that diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) is a priority for your business is increasingly important. Creating an effective DEI strategy can provide a safe and inclusive environment for all your employees, regardless of location. In this article, we’ll explore what DEI is, why it’s important, and learn how to create a successful DEI strategy. We’ll also look at how to implement it in your business and find out how you can evaluate and adjust the strategy over time. So let’s get started! Defining DEI  The benefits of a DEI ..read more

Remote Jobs have had a +81% YoY Trend in 2022 in our remote job board and in many industries, like Tech and Digital Marketing, is now the “expected” way of work. As we look at remote work trends 2023, it’s essential to look back at how remote work evolved so we can see how significantly things have changed. The Remote Work Boom Adapting to Working Remotely  Employees Now Expect Remote Work Switching to a Remote Work Model  Remote Work Trends for 2023 Resources to Work Remotely in 2023 The Remote Work Boom Remote work began to gain traction in the early 2000s when technology and in ..read more

TL;DR – It will likely take many years for United States immigration law to catch up to practices that accommodate digital nomads and flexible work. Until then, it may be best to skip the U.S. in favor of countries with digital nomad visas, such as the ones listed here. When it comes to working remotely, some countries’ visa and immigration laws are more difficult to navigate than others. The United States is one example where remote work can be complicated. It poses serious immigration risks if you don’t read up on the laws beforehand. If you’re a non-U.S. citizen thinking about working remot ..read more

Life as a digital nomad doesn’t come without its expenses. The most substantial payouts that digital nomads make regarding their lifestyle usually involve travel and lodging. Finding cheap flights, in particular, can be frustrating, primarily when inflation plays a role in the cost of tickets. Cheap flights for digital nomads are a priority for most because they travel so often. While tracking down inexpensive airfare can seem like a full-time job, it gets easier over time, especially when you implement the tips and tricks in this article! Typically, all it takes digital nomads cheap flights ..read more

Remote work had already become more popular in the last years, during which it had started to become more common to find legitimate work from home opportunities, especially with distributed startups and jobs in certain sectors (like virtual call centers or companies in the online education sector), but it completely  boomed with the Coronavirus Pandemic, when most companies were forced to work from home. Since then, many companies have decided to move their operations to continue to work remotely for good. Thanks to that, nowadays there are many more legit companies providing legitimate w ..read more

The opportunity to work remotely has become a must-have for those hunting for a job. Remote work is no longer exclusive to business owners and digital nomads, and employers and HR departments worldwide are beginning to take notice. If you’re searching for a new remote position, you’ve scrolled through major job platforms (like Indeed) and noticed that most employers offer full-time remote or hybrid positions. Remote work has become a priority for prospective employees, which isn’t likely to change anytime soon. So, if you’ve been thinking of dabbling in remote work, or you already work remotel ..read more

There’s no question that the way we view where and how we work is drastically transforming. In the wake of a global pandemic and the Great Resignation, we are reevaluating our jobs’ impact on our lives. For example, working in a daily nine-to-five office setting dressed in business casual clothing was once the norm, but times are changing fast. The idea of a “workation” comes from deep digital nomad roots; essentially, that’s what a digital nomad aims to do. Digital nomads travel, see the world, and work from a reliable laptop surrounded by every landscape, ranging from a serene beachy shoreli ..read more

Working remotely while traveling as a digital nomad opens the world to you. As long as you have a decent internet connection, you can live and work and explore anywhere. However, there are still some “real world” considerations that accompany running a business from the road. Namely, an address for your business, where you will receive your mail. While you can handle most important matters over email or through a variety of apps and software tools, the world hasn’t done away with snail mail just yet. From client checks to bills to legal documents, you may still need a physical mailbox even as ..read more