2023 Guide: How to Become a Digital Nomad

Nov 18, 2023 | Digital Nomad | 23 comments

2023 Guide: How to Become a Digital Nomad




The digital nomad lifestyle has become increasingly popular in recent years, and as we step into 2023, the trend shows no signs of slowing down. With the rise of remote work and the increasing accessibility of digital tools, it has become easier than ever to work and travel simultaneously. If you’ve been dreaming of living a life of freedom and adventure, here’s how to be a digital nomad in 2023.

1. Find a Remote Job
The first step to becoming a digital nomad is securing a remote job. With more companies embracing remote work, there are plenty of opportunities available across a wide range of industries. From marketing and design to software development and customer service, there are remote job options for almost every skill set.

Platforms like Remote.co, We Work Remotely, and FlexJobs are great places to start your job search. You can also reach out to companies directly or network with other digital nomads to discover new job opportunities.

2. Choose Your Destinations Wisely
As a digital nomad, you have the freedom to work from anywhere in the world. When choosing your destinations, consider factors such as cost of living, internet connectivity, and the local digital nomad community. Popular destinations for digital nomads in 2023 include Lisbon, Bali, Chiang Mai, and Tbilisi, among others.

It’s also important to research visa requirements and any potential restrictions for remote workers in your chosen destinations. Some countries offer special visas or residency programs for digital nomads, so be sure to look into these options as well.

3. Embrace Remote Work Tools
To be a successful digital nomad, you’ll need to embrace a range of remote work tools and technologies. This can include project management software, communication tools, and time tracking apps. It’s also important to have a reliable internet connection, so consider investing in a portable Wi-Fi device or researching co-working spaces in your chosen destinations.

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4. Build a Routine
While the digital nomad lifestyle offers flexibility and freedom, it’s important to establish a routine to maintain productivity and work-life balance. Set regular work hours, create a dedicated workspace, and establish boundaries between work time and leisure time. By doing so, you’ll be able to enjoy your travels while still meeting your work commitments.

5. Network with Other Digital Nomads
One of the best parts of the digital nomad lifestyle is the opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals from around the world. Joining digital nomad communities, attending meetups, and participating in co-living or co-working experiences can help you build a supportive network of fellow remote workers.

6. Stay Flexible
Finally, it’s important to stay flexible and adaptable as a digital nomad. From navigating time zone differences to overcoming unexpected challenges, being able to adapt to new situations is key to thriving in this lifestyle.

In conclusion, the digital nomad lifestyle offers an exciting and rewarding way to work and travel in 2023. With the right remote job, careful planning, and a willingness to embrace new experiences, you can enjoy the freedom and flexibility of being a digital nomad in the year ahead.


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23 Comments

  1. ch m

    Who do you recommend as an Advanced Online Course providers besides SkillShare? At present, im in thailand now teaching eng at a school that isnt working for me to put it mildly. I do online tutoring with Preply as a second job.

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  2. Truth Seeker

    wait I was about to get phished WTH,If you don't reply I'll report from 5 accounts!

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  3. M

    This is EPIC! I just cant seem to download the slides through the link :/ The form cant be submitted.

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  4. Salvatore Palomino

    Dude you're fuckin' killin' it with this high value content!

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  5. Kenny Ross

    Visa for COLOMBIA…not Columbia! But good video my man! I used to watch your content before moving to California. And you're still out there living that life. In two months I'll be in Colombia and this could be the start of my digital nomad life.

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  6. heineken1992

    Very straight forward and perfectly explained. Keep it up and enjoy the life 😉

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  7. agentdark64

    8:04 If you have a fully remote job, do you get permission from your employer to travel to asia or do you just go and do it under the hood? The employer will bring up the legality of it all. The thing is you have meetings normally in the morning like stand up and everyone can see on your webcam where you are so you have to use green screens with fake backgrounds for your meetings and also VPN's to hide your ip address location.

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  8. Chux

    I’m trying to download your guide but it doesn’t work? Thanks for the video!

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  9. Peter W

    Making "how to" be a digital nomad rubbish is not a job,business, career.
    Your not just drinking the kool-aid, your trying to sell the kool-aid.

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  10. AL DP

    This guy most likely living cheap as an English teacher.. don't believe this bs

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  11. Bucket List Travellers

    Great info! We like what you said about getting a mentor network around you with people that are a bit further along as well as people that are earlier on in their journey. Thanks for the tips!

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  12. Alex Ledine

    Sweet vid as always mate. Can't wait to smash 2022!

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  13. GaniFit

    Good video, putting in there that it starts as a side hustle is important, I think too many people just wanna jump in without getting experience while making it a side hustle first.
    I’m currently on the side hustle stage myself but for a location dependent business, in south Florida which is also paradise
    A plus of starting as a side hustle is having extra money outside of your job as well

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  14. TravelBug

    It's the visa runs that are the biggest problem. How to navigate that? Especially in these messed up times.

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  15. MARC DM

    Love your intro music.. fuk yeah. Livin that life along with Jibril is my inspiration. We gonna fuk shit up when I get back to Thailand. Me and Jibril.. we gonna smash it at Spicy club in Chiang Mai.

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  16. Livin That Life

    description: How to become a digital nomad in 2022! My roadmap to location independence, laptop lifestyle, make money online, travel lifestyle, whatever you want to call it. It's all about being able to earn a living remotely so you can live anywhere you want! And control your own schedule. Learn. Build. Automate. So you can spend more and more time working on passion projects / doing whatever you want with your life. It starts with choosing a business model and getting down n dirty on that side hussle!

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