The easiest countries to work remotely right now


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Where can you live and work abroad for less?

We came across something interesting this week that’s worth sharing.

A recent report highlighted the countries with the lowest income requirements for digital nomad visas – including places like Finland, Montenegro and Albania.

What stood out is that the required income in some of these countries is far lower than you might expect – in some cases, just enough to show a steady, modest remote income rather than a high salary.

Some countries are also actively trying to attract remote workers right now – which means there are more opportunities opening up than there were even a few years ago.

It’s a good reminder that working abroad isn’t always as out of reach as it can feel.

In fact, for many people, the barrier isn’t visas or logistics – it’s simply getting started.

– Building some remote work experience.
– Creating a small income stream you can take with you.
– Giving yourself a way to test the lifestyle before committing fully.

And that’s where things like house sitting, freelance work and flexible roles come in.

You don’t have to go all in straight away.

You just need a starting point.

You can dip your toes in now.

If this is something you’ve been thinking about, it’s a good time to start exploring your options – even just understanding what’s possible.

You can jump into our Facebook community to ask questions or hear from others already doing it, or head over to our YouTube channel and subscribe because we’ll be sharing more on this there soon.

Cooper or I will always respond to you too, if you want to hit 'reply' on this email with any of your questions about getting started and going remote.


If house sitting is something you are curious about...

Master House Sitting Essentials: 2026 Update

We have updated our guide for this year.

It’s especially useful for beginners and includes an up-to-date list of where to actually find house sits, along with how to get started and build trust quickly.

If you’re looking for a simple way to travel more affordably while building flexibility into your life, it’s a really practical place to begin.

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Remote opportunities worth knowing about

7 Remote Teaching Jobs That Pay $90k+ (2026)

This week’s video is for teachers or anyone with experience in an education-based role or industry, who want more flexibility.

In it, we look at seven remote-friendly roles that can open up new options – whether you’re hoping to work from home, move abroad, or start building a more location-independent career.

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If you’ve ever wondered what your particular teaching skills could translate into, this is a useful place to start.

This Week's Remote Jobs

Here are 7 newly advertised part-time or contract remote creative, comms and education roles you can do from anywhere:

Digital Marketing Account Manager
A strong role for experienced marketers managing client campaigns, strategy and performance across digital channels.

Freelance US English Copywriter
Ideal for writers creating high-quality copy for digital campaigns, websites and brand messaging.

Freelance English Writer – AI Trainer
A great opportunity to combine writing skills with emerging AI tools and training data work.

Marketing Operations Virtual Assistant
Perfect for organised professionals supporting campaigns, systems and day-to-day marketing activity.

Freelance Social Media & Digital Marketing (Talent Pool)
A flexible option for marketers looking to contribute to multiple projects and build varied experience.

Digital Marketing & Social Media Specialist
Great for creatives working across content, campaigns and platform growth in remote teams.

Social Media Manager – (Remote, Philippines)
A strong role managing content calendars, engagement and brand presence across social platforms.

That's it for this week. Happy travels, Sarah & Cooper :)

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