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Sometimes the costs of the digital nomad life are hard to put your finger on. Here’s the last in our series on the hidden costs of going remote.

If you are new to life as a freelancer, consultant, or entrepreneur, you may not have considered the tax burden you’re about to face. Here’s what you need to know!

How to effectively hire a remote based team of professionals? Learn more about the tips, criteria and resources Adinton use.

Maybe you’re motived by the vibe at a cool café. Or, maybe you prefer the business-like set up of a co-working space. But have you ever considered which option is better for your budget? We compared costs in four different digital nomad cities.

There’s more to digital nomad expenses than transportation and accommodation. Staying healthy gets more complicated when you’re on the road. In the part two of our series we look at the costs of taking care of yourself.

Most remote workers know about cafes and coworking. But there are other options for digital nomads who need a productive place to work. We’re thinking outside the box to bring you some creative ideas for finding work space on the road.

They are a place to admit your fears, share your goals, or find someone who can have your back. Some nomads take the next step and attend camps and events.
Some of these spaces—both online and in real life—are exclusively for women.

Going remote can be a cost-effective way to see the world while you work. But there’s more to digital nomad expenses than transportation and accommodation. In the first part of our series The Hidden Costs of Going Remote, we look at the travel costs we often forget about.

A laptop is the universal tool for remote workers and digital nomads. But the average laptop screen is only 15 inches, which can seriously limit productivity. Here are four ways to increase your screen’s “real estate” and get more done.

Margo Stone speaks to us about her experience with two different types of remote working: Coliving spaces vs. Do It Yourself!

Experts suggest that up to 90% of communication is nonverbal. It’s much harder to communicate with body language when you’re not in the room—interviewers can only see your head and shoulders via a webcam. So, here are some tips on how to nail your remote interview presentation.

We have gathered information about the top digital nomad events 2017. Do not miss them!

There is no doubt we are living a tech revolution—the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Certain skills are becoming more critical than others. We highlight the most important skills for remote workers.

What are the advantages and disadvantages of launching an app with a remote-based team? Tali from The Library of Miss Gadish shares her experience.

As remote professionals, one of our first tasks in a new destination is finding nice places to work from. This can be a challenge if we’ve never been there. We’re giving you with the tools you need to find places to work anywhere in the world.

Stay, enjoy & repeat…from somewhere else! As a location-independent freelancer, your life exists in three dimensions: Space, Time, and Internet speed! Here are five places where all three come together for your nomadic office space.

With the rise digital nomadism & remote working, a new way of living has emerged: coliving. We explain what it is, how it works, the pros and cons, and why you should give it a try.

Kirsty Hulse of Manyminds Digital shares what she’s learned about running freelance remote teams. And it’s a lot. So strap in!

Which are the most cost-effective options for international money transfer? Lexi Mills shares her tips to help digital nomads save money. Check them out!

What are the biggest trends for remote work in 2017? Check out our analysis based on 500+ remote-based companies & 40+ interviews with remote professionals.

What are the biggest trends for remote work in 2017? Check out our analysis based on 500+ remote-based companies & 40+ interviews with remote professionals.

Are you a digital nomad or want to work remotely? Check out these 22 handy tools! From communication to productivity, these are must-have to work on the go.

Kerri Gois, a freelance writer and marketing coordinator based in San Diego, California, tells us which tools she uses everyday in her remote work.

Here at Remoters.net, we know a few things about remote working! Learn about the tools we use to work effectively as a remote team.

Check out the most important rules Everett has learned about being a remote worker over the last five years.