Author: Carol Farrish

As more workers were freed from their offices by the pandemic, many took their work to foreign countries. Many countries welcomed the workers but developed digital nomad visas so they could work there legally. Obtaining one requires that the worker be employed in a position that pays a minimum monthly salary. Working a job you love in a foreign country is a dream come true for an increasing number of people. Making it a reality requires planning and taking a number of steps that start with securing a digital nomad visa. The life of a digital nomad appeals to many…

A digital nomad is a remote worker who works from anywhere in the world. The number of people who temporarily relocated to a foreign country increased in the pandemic, but for many remains an exciting way to live and work. Workers do it for an average of 2-3 years, but it is a long-term way of life for others. For the remote worker who likes to travel, the world can be your home office as you set up shop anywhere with a strong Internet connection. Digital nomads, as such globetrotting workers are known, are welcome throughout the world. Host countries,…

Work-from-home jobs are positions that individuals can perform at home, rather than going to an office every day. Working from home is not the same as working remotely, where workers routinely work outside an office though the concepts are often used interchangeably. Remote work does not require presence in a company office to be completed. Companies can hire workers from their local community or other parts of the country or world. Once hired, a worker can do the job from a home office, a coffee shop, a coworking space shared with others, or anywhere. This can save a person an…