The capital city of Croatia is a lively, historic, vibrant, and fun place to spend some time. If you’re thinking of living in Zagreb, get ready for an experience like no other; this place is full of things to see and do, and you’ll probably never want to leave. I know I didn’t. In January 2021, Croatia’s digital nomad visa opened the doors for more people to spend time in this beautiful country. For me, it’s one of the best places in the world; the scenery, beaches, culture, food, and friendly locals are second to none. But as a digital nomad living in Zagreb, you’ll need to know what to expec ..read more

Selling online products is more accessible and lucrative than ever before. If this is an area you’re interested in exploring, you’re in luck. In this post, I’ll be discussing some of the best things to sell online. Whether you’re a small business owner looking to expand your reach or an individual hoping to make some extra cash, there are many different digital products to sell online. The possibilities are almost endless, from e-books and courses to stock photos and even virtual coaching. I have personal experience with selling photography, consultancy, and even private tutoring services onli ..read more

Welcome to my digital nomad guide to living in Phu Quoc. Home to stunning beaches, spectacular national parks, and some fantastic cultural and historical sights, it’s a remote worker’s dream destination. To alleviate any confusion it’s pronounced Foo Kwuck, and it’s just one of many idyllic locations within Vietnam. Vietnam’s largest island has everything a remote worker could desire. Whether you enjoy kicking back at the beach following a busy day at the laptop or hiking amongst stunning lush countryside between online meetings, here is why you should consider Phu Quoc as your next digit ..read more

Croatia is one of those countries that you simply must have on your bucket list. The scenery, the beaches, the food, the culture, the history, the list goes on. The good news is that you can apply for a digital nomad visa in Croatia, meaning you can stay longer in this beautiful country while still keeping up with your work. Croatia is a fantastic country to explore, and I enjoyed every second I spent there. It’s impossible to become bored of this place; there’s so much to see and do, and you’ll also find plenty of other digital nomads around. I spent a large amount of time in Split and Korčul ..read more

Cozumel, Mexico, is one of those places that truly lives at “island speed.” What I loved most about living in Cozumel as a digital nomad was the slow pace of life, the gorgeous scenery, and the fantastic culture. Being a digital nomad in Cozumel is great because your office can be anywhere – a rooftop bar, a cute cafe, a quiet outdoor space – just pick one! And aside from your work life being fun and easy, so is actual life – there are endless things to do in your downtime. Below, is a helpful digital nomad’s guide to living in Cozumel. About Living in Cozumel Cozumel is a stunning island nes ..read more

There are two things that go together like salt and pepper: coffee and Zagreb. And if you’re a digital nomad looking for somewhere comfortable to work for the day, you won’t struggle to find the best cafes in Zagreb, Croatia. In fact, I discovered so many, that I was spoilt for choice most days! Having lived and worked remotely in the Croatian capital for several months, I learned exactly where the best Zagreb cafes are, and I can also tell you that the best coffee in Zagreb isn’t hard to find (with a little help from this guide!). Of course, when you combine that with all the amazing things t ..read more

Welcome to my digital nomad guide to living in Hoi An. This wonderful and historic Vietnamese city is one of my favorite places to work remotely. It offers the perfect mixture of ancient culture, modern amenities, and one of the best beaches I’ve ever visited. Living in Hoi An as a digital nomad gave me the best work/life balance I’ve ever experienced. From solid beach WiFi to private coworking spaces, Hoi An has everything a remote worker like me desires. About Hoi An Lanterns decorating a cafe in Old Town Hoi An Located on Vietnam’s central east coast, Hoi An is a city of 120,000 people and ..read more

If you search for the most popular digital nomad locations, Chiang Mai is sure to appear on that list. If you don’t want to be instantly hooked, don’t look any further—this is one place so intoxicating that you’ll be planning your trip without delay. There are countless pros of living in Chiang Mai; it’s no wonder that so many remote workers and tourists alike flock there year after year. Having spent several months living in Chiang Mai myself, I would love to go back, and I absolutely will at some point. It’s a sociable place, popular with countless other remote workers and friendly locals. T ..read more

If you’re considering Ho Chi Minh for your next long-term destination, this article will highlight the pros of living in Ho Chi Minh City. For good measure, I’ll also be talking about the cons so you can decide fairly if the move is for you. I recently spent 6 weeks working remotely from Vietnam’s biggest city and had an amazing experience. Ho Chi Minh has an enthralling vibe and is unlike anywhere I’ve ever visited before. The mixture of huge financial institutions and skyscrapers alongside the many traditional stalls, shops, and ways of life make it an exciting place to live. A fresh and dev ..read more

In this post, I’ll share with you my thoughts on the main pros and cons of living in Lisbon, Portugal’s beautiful capital. With its year-round sunshine, atmospheric cobblestone streets, colorful tiled buildings, and rich cultural and culinary scene, Lisbon is a pretty amazing place to live, all things considered. It’s one of my favorite cities in Europe and I’ve spent quite a lot of time there over the past few years. But, it’s not perfect. Nowhere is. Like any major capital city, Lisbon comes with its own set of advantages and disadvantages. Overall, I’d say the benefits of living in Lisbon v ..read more