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  1. Started by ResidentialBusiness,

    Essential Resources for Becoming a Digital Nomad and Joining the Digital Nomad Nation The Next Evolution More Resources for the Digital Nomad NationView the full article

  2. For most foreigners moving to Argentina with the hope of staying long term, the Argentine Rentista Visa and Pensionado Visas loom as tempting goals that easily lead to permanent residency, Argentine citizenship, and most importantly an amazing life in a Latino European paradise at the end of the world. Unfortunately, while Argentina has taken some ... Read moreView the full article

  3. And how does this affect the minimum required income for the Argentina Rentista and Pensionado visas? As of late 2025, the Argentine government publishes routine updates on the monthly minimum wage. The government of Argentina regularly updates minimum wage date here. As of August 2025, the minimum monthly salary is 322,000 ARS monthly. – This ... Read moreView the full article

  4. Hello folks, With the rise of AI, individualism has taken on a new dimension. Now that anyone can generate content, the value of original thought has never been higher. And if thoughts were cows, then yes—the chase for the purple one would officially be on. What sparks your most original self, I wonder? Here are four articles that, each from its own angle, encourage exploration and staying true to yourself. -Maja Our Favorite Articles 💯The Leverage Paradox (Indie Hackers)AI turned the staircase into an escalator—faster, yes, but the leverage paradox means the climb is now longer and more crowded. 👉 ​Keep reading​. The Power of Being an Amateur (HBR)The article argues tha…

  5. Summer’s winding down. Mornings feel crisp, evenings come sooner, kids are back at school, and many of us are settling into our home offices again. It’s the right moment to “layer” your workspace the way you layer your clothes—small, thoughtful upgrades that make long days more comfortable, focused, and calm. Think warmth and lighting, smarter ergonomics for longer stretches at the desk, and simple routines that keep energy steady when the rain starts tapping the window. For this guide, we asked our Remotive community and team members what actually moves the needle—what helps them hit deep focus, stay healthy, and feel good in their space. The result is a practical, budge…

  6. Hello folks, Remote work can open doors far beyond your home office—whether it’s a path to living abroad, building a more secure retirement, or even purposefully stepping into a scam to see how it plays out. But before any of that, remote work often has to be negotiated, unless it’s already assured. Enjoy this week’s reads. -Maja Our Favorite Articles 💯How to Negotiate Remote Work (Forbes)If your manager is still reluctant about remote work, these four negotiation strategies can help tip the balance. 👉 ​Learn more​. I got hired by a scammer (Slate)Plot twist: after spotting a scammer, the writer decided to take the job anyway. 👉 ​Read on​. Working From Home and Retirement…

  7. Have you ever longed to live in the Tuscan countryside for a year, see the Northern lights and experience the polar night, or work with a Caribbean sea view? Well, now it's easier than ever with the new digital nomad visas. A digital nomad visa allows remote workers to live and work in a foreign country for an extended period. They are temporary residence permits that typically last longer than a regular tourist visa. So, to get you started on your next adventure, here's everything you need to know about digital nomad visas if you want to work remotely in almost every region of the world. We do not mention health insurance in the requirements but assume that it will be r…

  8. Hello folks, Monday mornings need a nudge. This week’s picks are about staying sharp in every sense—training your brain to keep learning, finding the right time-management method, and protecting yourself from remote job scams. And for a bit of perspective, I’ve included a witty piece on Australia’s move to make working from home a legal right. Different angles, one goal: helping you thrive in the ever-shifting world of work. -Maja Our Favorite Articles 💯Remote Work as a Legal Right?(The Guardian)Australia’s state of Victoria is considering laws to make working from home a legal right. 👉 ​Learn more​. Time Blocking vs. Time Boxing (Hubstaff)Two similar-sounding methods, tw…

  9. Moving and living abroad, is it possible? Absolutely, but not the way that you think. I’ve lived abroad in some shape or form for over a decade since I was introduced to “backpacking” as a possibility for experiencing the world. In that time, I’ve been lucky enough to get a cultural and personal education in ... Read moreView the full article

  10. WARNING! POST IN PROGRESS!!! The following is a placeholder for a post in progress within the “Things to do before moving to another country” series. I’m just bold enough to share the outline as a placeholder! Check back tomorrow for the completed article! I’ve left everything to travel abroad, returned to fully “move” abroad, moved ... Read moreView the full article

  11. As I sat on the short flight from Chiang Mai, the plane landed in Kuala Lumpur while I skimmed my handwritten notes from the last two weeks. Ten days in silence in the hill country of northern Thailand, followed by a few days of grilled meats, savory curries, and satisfying Thai beer, put life in ... Read moreView the full article

  12. Getting a passport to the European Union is potentially one of the most life-improving things a traveler, nomad, or retiree can do. Whether you want to set up a new home in the Mediterranean, have dreams of wandering Europe for more than 90 days at a time, or simply want to start a new legacy ... Read moreView the full article

  13. Buying a home in paradise is often pursued as the ultimate escape. But what if there was a way to live in a home in paradise indefinitely, get rich, and keep the freedom of a traveler? Spoiler alert: There is. If you’re enjoying life abroad and, like a responsible adult, considering home ownership, you’re on ... Read moreView the full article

  14. Hello folks, The more I read about AI, the more I’m torn—am I becoming AI-ffectionate, or just AI-nxious? One thing I’m sure of: AI isn’t just changing how we work. It’s reshaping our language, the way we communicate, what we need to be cautious about—and in the world of remote work and hiring, even how we prove we’re actually human. Now that AI can do the thinking, is it possible that the most human thing left… is waving? -Maja Our Favorite Articles 💯Hiring Meets Its Deepfake Era (HR Brew)By 2028, 1 in 4 job applications could be deepfakes. To tell who's real, recruiters are asking some very unusual questions.👉 ​Keep reading​. The Hidden Damage AI Can Do at Work (ACM)AI…

  15. Hello folks, Remote work is still full of experiments—and this summer, we’re embracing the chaos (and the charm). From plotting your next digital nomad move to distracting your cat during meetings, and laughing at comics that feel suspiciously accurate—because let’s be honest, remote never means boring. Enjoy the reads. :) -Maja Our Favorite Articles 💯Photo by Amine Mayoufi/PexelsYour cat’s new favorite coworker (6AM City)Let’s be honest: we all enjoy a little attention from our purring friends — but sometimes, we need to get us off the hook. 👉 ​Find out how​. Hammam Fuad/UnsplashCommunity is Motivation on Tap (Alan Wu)The communities we belong to quietly shape how we wo…

  16. Hello folks, As remote work matures, so do the rules that shape it—from flexible visas to café laptop bans. While Slovenia rolls out the welcome mat for digital nomads, a Sydney café makes headlines for saying "no" to multi-hour laptop camping. The future of WFH isn’t just about where you can log on, but how shared spaces and social norms are redefining the borders of one’s flexibility. -Maja Our Favorite Articles 💯Brett Bennett/PexelsSlovenia Launches Digital Nomad Visa (TTW)Slovenia opens the doors to its charming towns and beautiful nature with a new visa, launching in November 2025. 👉 ​Learn more​. Boost Focus with the 3-3-3 Method (Lifehacker)A simple framework to or…

  17. Happy Monday! With summer on the horizon, I can't help but daydream about sunny destinations where I can work from. In this issue, discover how one country is breathing life into its rural heartlands by welcoming digital nomads, uncover the portable Wi-Fi solution that keeps you online no matter where you roam, and explore the unexpected perks—and hidden pitfalls—of work flexibility. – Maja Our Favorite Articles 💯Spain’s Ambroz Valley Pays $16K to Remote Workers(Condé Nast Traveler)Longing for a Mediterranean climate? Pack your bags and work remotely in Spain! ​Read on​. Life priorities are constantly changing (HR Brew)In a bold “Would You Rather,” some employees picked …

  18. In 2021, at the height of the pandemic, when the world was on lockdown and me and a few of my friends were living our best lives in Bali, amidst the euphoria, I threw caution to the wind and, against my more conservative investment nature, “bought” a little piece of land in Bali. The goal ... Read moreView the full article

  19. Welcome to Remote Real Talk, our monthly Q&A series where we share honest, thoughtful conversations with members of the Remotive community who are building meaningful careers in remote work. We sat down (virtually) with Deb Haas, People leader, coach, and author of the newsletter 404: HR Not Found, to talk about what job seekers need to know when navigating the remote job market in 2025. Deb has hired global teams, gone through a layoff herself, and is now job searching again, so she brings empathy, clarity, and lived experience to every answer. This is a shorter version of our conversation (lightly edited for clarity and readability), which first appeared last week…

  20. Started by ResidentialBusiness,

    I’m 37, I work in tech, and my back hurts. I'm getting a manual treadmill. TL;DRI’ve worked remotely for 10+ years and tried everything: expensive chairs, standing desks, and ergonomics consultants.Still, I was stuck with low-grade, chronic discomfort—until I started testing a manual treadmill desk.It’s silent, fully manual, requires no maintenance, and arrived fully assembled (at 130kg, including device+desk).Yes, it starts around $3,000—but it feels like timeless furniture than a gadget.After a month of use, I can see myself walking at this desk for the next 30 years.The slow creep of too much sittingBack in my 20s, I could sit for hours in the worst possible positions—…

  21. Hello folks, Remote work can be freeing. But it can also be isolating, uncertain, and messy, because life doesn't get easier just because you're not commuting. This week’s reads are here to help you feel a little more seen and a little less alone in it all. – Vic Our Favorite Articles 💯Remote Work Didn't Kill Office Romance, It Just Looks Different Now (Vice)Turns out Slack crushes are a real thing. This piece explores the new shape of relationships in distributed workplaces. 👉 ​Read it here​. How Do You Talk About Past Jobs You Regret In Interviews? (Hacker News)It happens—you’ve taken a job you wish you hadn’t. This thread offers smart, thoughtful ways to talk about it…

  22. This week’s reads are all about alignment between what we do and what matters to us. Remote work gives us more options. But the real challenge? Choosing what fits. We're diving into purpose, values, freedom, and the kinds of roles that support the way you want to work. Vic Our Favorite Articles 💯Remote Real Talk: Andrew Gobran (Doist) on Career Values and Remote Job Search Strategy (Remotive)Andrew shares what it means to work with intention, not just flexibility, and how job seekers can shift their mindset to stand out. ​Read it here​. Remote Work Wasn't The Goal. Freedom Was (Reddit)A quiet reminder from the digital nomad community that it's not the laptop life we're c…

  23. For digital nomads visiting Japan that would love to spend more time working in and exploring the “Land of the Rising Sun” than a normal …View the full article

  24. Seychelles operates a unique and welcoming visa policy aiming for mutual visa free travel and allowing foreigners visiting Seychelles to visit, and stay, without any …View the full article

  25. The following information has been recorded from the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs website and Spanish Consulate in London to provide an evergreen point for …View the full article





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