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We are living in the digital age – WiFi is EVERYWHERE! Pretty soon, we’ll all be cyber-pirates buying rum with crypto-doubloons. But until that day comes, we’ll just have to settle for indefinitely roaming the globe, making bank, living the damn dream!

The tech at our disposal has made it easier than ever to work remotely. Jobs are everywhere, remote work is steadily becoming the new norm, and us eccentric traveller-types have more opportunities to put on our business shirts, take off our pants, and work from home in our Spongebob Squarepants boxers!

If there’s one good thing that has come out of 2020’s kick to the balls of the global community , it’s that employers everywhere are now realising that most work CAN actually be done remotely. As more traditional positions move to the good ole interwebs, more people now have the chance to go fully online and start working remotely from another country and realise that the Holy Grail is totally obtainable.

And it’s less like a Holy Grail and more like a regular ol’ kitchen mug. What you drink out of it tastes no less delicious, but the dream just wasn’t nearly as out of reach as you thought.

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Oh yeah, I’m just gonna set up on this tropical island of paradise and work every day on the beach and sipping pina coladas by the pool.

But the best part of all is the community. All roads lead to Bali: every digital nomad and long-term wanderer is destined to arrive here at some point in their lives. At any given time Canggu, Kuta, and Ubud are bustling with short-term nomads and lifelong expats. There are plenty of cool spots to settle down outside of Bali’s most popular areas too!

Both are over-bustling metropolitan jungles where deeply-ordered chaos is the only law. If you crave more peace of mind, there are excellent, quieter spots all over Vietnam like Hoi An and Da Nang. Vietnam gets it good in both the beaches AND mountains department.

Currently, the community in Tallinn mostly consists of expats who work for the numerous international companies in the city. There aren’t too many enclaves for remote workers, but this is certainly changing as the nomads start funnelling in!

Instead, let’s check out some of the most popular digital nomad destinations right now. These blissful bases-of-operation have sprung up as the place to be amongst a world still adjusting to the life and times of a 21st-century itinerant.

Most nationalities can get a 90-day visa to Colombia which makes it easy to pop by for a few months of cocaine-and-reggaeton-fuelled digital nomadic bliss!

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SafetyWing’s model (think international health insurance at the price of about $40/month) is much more suited to the indefinite lifestyle of a digital nomad. And a never-going-home type really should be considering their personal safety very wisely.