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 👍

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.

Retired Working For You YT-er, Chris has nicely referenced Brett Dev’s video - and it it’s very good! @Brett Dev Here’s the link to that video and indeed other channel (oh and I am one his supporters/ members, but it’s not that I’m biased;) https://youtu.be/juXuXf5LNCg?si=QY6cPYKV4bjCtxnS

Gonna start dropping these weekly updates for the community. Let's dive into this week’s top picks on digital nomadism: 25 Easiest Countries with Digital Nomad Visas for Remote Work The digital nomad movement gains momentum, with over 60 countries now offering visas catering to remote workers. This article provides an analytical overview of the 25 easiest countries to obtain a digital nomad visa, considering factors like application times, costs, and minimum income requirements. The Surge of Digital Nomadism in An Era of Remote Work Digital nomadism is transforming our approach to work, life, and travel. With a significant shift towards remote work, this lifestyle choice is no longer an outlier but a growing trend. The article discusses how this shift impacts individuals, society, and especially the hospitality industry, which is adapting to accommodate the unique needs of remote workers. What South Korea's New Digital Nomad Visa Means for Entrepreneurs South Korea's introduction of a digital nomad visa is a clear sign of the times. This visa offers up to a year's stay with the option for extension, making it an attractive proposition for entrepreneurs and professionals. What's catching your eye? Keen to hear if you find these updates useful or if there's more you'd like to see. Drop your thoughts in the comments below!

Hey gang, I will be visiting Thailand for a period of 2 months this October and November, to trial working remotely for the first time, which I am super excited about! I have seen a few really good recommendations of co-working / co-living places in Chiang Mai, but I was wondering if anyone has any good recommendations outside of Chiang Mai, but still within Thailand only? Ideally, I would like to be somewhere a little less busy than Chiang Mai, ideally on an island or nearer to the sea. Somewhere like Koh Chang or Koh Lanta. I have had a brief look on Google Maps but there doesnt seem to be a huge choice outside the major cities like Bangkok and Chiang Mai, but I could be wrong. Anyone got any recommendations?