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not sure if it’s tangential, but the pandemic has also obviously impacted remote work, with more companies adopting policies that make remote work possible in the long-term. i’ve seen several countries starting to take advantage of this and create new visa’s for remote workers who want to adopt a “digital native” lifestyle. i.e. costa rica and georgia have created new remote worker visa’s to help stimulate their economy.

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i think iceland has also created a new visa for these reasons, but focused on families whose income makers are remote workers.

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Portugal also has a pretty great “digital nomad” visa program. At least they did the last time I checked. Worth checking out if you’re s remote worker with aspirations of staying in the eu long term.

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