Spend a full year working remotely from beaches and hill-country tea trails

Bhutan has traditionally been one of the most inaccessible countries in the world for long-term stays. The requirement for tourists to pay a tax for each day they stay in the country made long-term residence unrealistic for most remote professionals. In January 2026, the situation changed. The post Bhutan has launched a residence permit programme…

Digital nomads in Spain tend to be between 25 and 34 years old and earn an average of €5,863 gross per month, according to new data. What else is there to know about the typical international remote worker living temporarily in Spain?

With its year-round warmer temps, laid-back culture, amazing food, and of course, easily-obtained expat visas that make it that much simpler for Americans to relocate, it’s hardly a shocker that Portugal is Europe’s top digital nomad country right now. Croatia may have been the first EU nation to launch a Digital Nomad Visa (DNV), all the way back in…

Nomad Stays Acquires RemoteCasa, Creating the World’s Largest Specialist Digital Nomad Accommodation Network in Latin America Adding over 1,000 new verified properties across 16 cities in Mexico, Colombia, and Argentina, setting the stage for more options on the global category-defining platform. [Chambéry, France, January 28, 2026] — […] The post Nomad Stays Acquires RemoteCasa appeared first…

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For a long time, places like Mexico City, Playa del Carmen, and Tulum have topped the average digital nomad’s Mexico wishlist. Whether it was for CDMX’s buzzing city life and metropolitan vibe, or the Mexican Caribbean’s chilled-out atmosphere and endless sunshine, expats and location-independent workers have flocked to the exact same three spots year in,…

Why January Stands Out for Remote Workers (Image Credits: Unsplash) As the new year unfolds, digital nomads seek warm escapes where reliable internet meets pristine beaches, offering a perfect blend of work and rejuvenation. Why January Stands Out for Remote Workers January brings milder crowds and lower prices to tropical locales, making it an ideal…

For the last five years, Mexico City (CDMX) was the undisputed king of the digital nomad world. If you worked remotely, you moved to Roma Norte or Condesa. It was just what you did. But in 2026, the vibe has shifted aggressively. My friends in the capital are telling me the same thing: the “Golden…

Are you planning to apply for the Portugal digital nomad visa? Then you’ll want to read about the new eligibility changes and Portugal digital nomad visa updates for 2026. Each year, Portugal updates its eligibility requirements and sometimes their application process. So, it’s important to ensure you’re reading the latest information. And you’re in the…

Think you know the Caribbean? Think again! Here at Travel Off Path, we’ve stumbled upon a Fort Knox-level secret island even us seasoned travelers likely couldn’t point out on a map if we tried. As a true-map-dot destination, don’t let its fun-size stature fool you. It packs a punch, especially for digital nomads seeking new…

A Kiwi couple has had to forfeit their flights from Auckland to Invercargill when it was discovered their names did not match their IDs.

Finding out things you didn’t even know you did not know.

Stories on New Zealand towns and cities have made a big impact on you, and it’s clear tales of ‘travel troubles’ still pique your interest.

The rule could into force as early as this year.

In a post-Covid world, the idea of spending a few months working overseas has quietly shifted from fantasy to something genuinely achievable. For many Singaporeans who feel worn down by the pace and cost of life in the Lion City, remote work has opened up an alternative path that did not really exist a decade…

Portugal’s government has suspended its relatively new Entry Exit System at Lisbon’s Humberto Delgado International Airport for three months in use. The government has acknowledged the chaos and constraints at the arrivals area at Lisbon airport and is taking contingency measures. ​ In addition to suspending the European Entry Exit System (EES), the Government plans to…

Most digital nomad visas are temporary by design, but a small group offer a structured pathway from an initial remote work permit to permanent residence and, eventually, citizenship. This guide covers the latter, explaining all relevant operational details for planning a long-term move on a digital nomad visa: application mechanics, income requirements, family inclusion rules,…

On December 29, 2025, Bogotá, the colourful capital of Colombia in South America, officially launched its Digital Nomad Transit Pass, aimed at attracting remote workers worldwide. The idea behind this program is to make Bogotá one of the leading destinations for digital nomads, where they can effortlessly access the city and its benefits and, in…

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Governments are increasingly recognizing the economic value that digital nomads bring to local economies. Remote workers typically spend money on accommodation, food, local services, and experiences while contributing minimal strain to public services. This has led to a competitive environment where countries vie to attract nomads through favorable visa terms, tax incentives, and infrastructure investments….

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Do you dream of living and working remotely from Bulgaria up to two years? See if you can with our free Bulgaria digital nomad visa eligibility check! Simply answer the questions in the quiz below to see if you can apply for the Bulgaria digital nomad visa. By using this tool, you understand that it…

After joining the Schengen Area in 2024, Bulgaria has now officially invited remote workers to temporarily live in the country with the Bulgaria digital nomad visa.  Remote workers and their family members can reside in Bulgaria for up to one year, with the opportunity to renew for an additional year. It’s important to note that…