I moved to Spain thinking I'd try it for a year. I love most things about it and don't plan to move back to the US.

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Kenzie Wallace in front of Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias in Valencia, Spain.
Kenzie Wallace at the Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias, a science museum in Valencia, Spain.

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29 countries that offer digital nomad visas to remote workers

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Many countries worldwide have launched "digital nomad visa" programs to attract tourism and stimulate their economies.

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I've traveled to over 60 countries. Here's how I chose where I wanted to live permanently.

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Rio de Janeiro skyline
Joel Balsam traveled to 17 countries last year alone but fell in love with Brazil's culture.

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I couldn't afford retirement in the US on $3,000 a month, so I moved abroad. I've lived in 43 countries and am happier.

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Norman Bour (left) and his wife, Kathleen Plumley (right), enjoying a moment by the Pacific Ocean.
Norman Bour (left) and his wife, Kathleen Plumley (right), enjoying a moment by the Pacific Ocean.

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A Gen Xer quit his corporate job in SF and moved to Colombia. He said Medellín is more affordable and he's been able to launch 2 startups.

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Photo shows Jason Bennett in Medellín, Colombia.
Jason Bennett, 46, moved to Medellín, Colombia, from San Francisco in 2018.

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A highly successful digital nomad gave an honest account of how lonely and depressing the lifestyle can be

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Pieter Levels, a self-taught developer (not pictured), said he has lived in 40 countries and 150 cities.

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The best place to live as a digital nomad, according to an AI developer who visited 40 different countries

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The silhouette of a man walking in an airport terminal.
Self-taught developer and entrepreneur Pieter Levels says he has lived in 40 countries and 140 cities.

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I got laid off at 65 and couldn't afford my Bay Area mortgage. Now, I work for myself while traveling the world.

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Tony Woodall in Munich.

Tony Woodall

We live in hotels full-time with our 14-month-old baby. We won't be settling in the suburbs.

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A young family outside the Sydney Opera house.
Noah was born in Australia in 2022.

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A New Yorker took her first solo trip to Greece at 38. She loved the slower pace of life so much that she moved there.

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Marissa Rodriguez in Greece by the ocean.
Rodriguez started her workday at 3 p.m. while traveling around the Greek islands.

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