It is not that difficult to move to Thailand or to any other Asian countries and start build up your business. You can come here as a teacher. All you need is a diploma in any field and a good English knowledge. You can get a job if your English is not excellent and also if you don’t have any teaching course or experience. Come over for a holiday when the semester ends because that is the time when many schools are looking for teachers, You can send in your application online to as many schools as you can a couple of weeks before leaving so if you have a call you can go to the interview. You can walk in as well and see what they say. You have nothing to lose. You already have a nice holiday and maybe a job too. This way you have the visa, you have income that covers not only your cost of living but you have some extra money that you can use to explore Thailand or any other Asian countries . You have a lot of breaks during the semester so you can go to different cities for a few days to feel the vibe. In the evenings and weekends ( and school breaks) you can work on building up your online business, and meet other digital nomads,. This way you are in Asia, have a feeling what it is like to live here, You have the possibility to explore different cities, and you are actually working on building up your online business. All this without risking you becoming homeless. You just have to change the mindset that it is not possible for me and it is only a future goal that is so distant that I will never come to live it. Make the first step without crazy moves that jeopardizes your safety.

Been watching a lot of YouTube videos about Baguio in the Philippines. Not your usual ex-pat destination, but the city and climate look attractive to me. Would be great to hear from anyone actually living there to hear about the realities on the ground.

Hey, all. Just wondering what the air quality is like in Chiang Mai at the moment? I'm thinking of heading that way soon but not until the burning season is over. Am I looking at end of April? Early May? Thanks 👍

Wow?! For someone so good at talking complete rubbish this video has taken me all day! I know I can easily do the teaching, with face to face conversation, but knowing I'm being filmed was super hard for me... Fingers crossed they pass me...one worrying thing I saw was that review of my application can take 1 day to many months, depending upon their current demand for tutors. I've done sales in person all my life and thrived, but videoing myself talking to no one is the hardest thing I've done this year I just thought that curious, the degrees of difficulty involved in talking to your camera. Anyway I hope you all had a super weekend. Thank you again Kyle🙏

I'll start. For me, it was the toxic environment in the UK that pushed me away. I felt like people were just out to get each other, and it was reflected everywhere—from neighbors to institutions like the police. I didn't even realise this negativity was the root cause of my depression until I came to Thailand. The way people interact here, while not perfect, is a world apart from what I experienced back home. So, what's your story? What's motivating you to chase the digital nomad life? Let us know in the comments 👇🏻