If you are a digital nomad, you know how isolating it can be to work alone from your short-term rental or a hotel room. Remote work can get lonely, uninspiring, and draining if you prefer a bit of socializing or home-office separation and don’t have a good coworking space.
In the new roaring '20s, countries compete for you. As a digital nomad, one of the biggest decisions you have to make is where to live — whether it is short-, medium-, or long-term. For digital nomads, residency and tax has traditionally been a tricky subject.
