Diana Andrade is the Head of Portuguese Immigration at Lexidy Law in Lisbon and today she stops by the show to share several updates on Portugal’s rapidly changing visa and immigration process for aspiring digital nomads and expats. It’s no secret that Portugal is one of the world’s top destinations for people looking to build a life for themselves abroad. With their foreigner friendly visa options, great weather, relatively low cost of living, and advantageous tax regimes, it is regularly ranked as the #1 country in the world to move to. But the government recently made a variety of changes to these laws which have put this in jeopardy and created a lot of confusion, so Diana is here to set the record straight and answer your questions about the realities of moving to Portugal in 2024.

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▪︎ Moving a family to Portugal via the D7 visa

▪︎ Moving to Portugal with the Co-Founder of Work From Anywhere

▪︎ Ending the NHR tax scheme & getting the Digital Nomad Visa

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Today, Chase catches up with Nacho Rodriguez, the founder of RePeople. RePeople is dedicated to building a community around the world and specifically in the beautiful Canary Islands for remote workers, digital nomads, and others wanting to relocate to this part of the globe. They dive deep into the concept behind RePeople’s co-living spaces and conferences, as well as all the reasons why calling this diverse Spanish archipelago off the coast of Africa should be your next vacation/staycation/home destination.

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▪︎ Remote workers paid to relocate, with the COO of Make My Move

▪︎ Digital Nomads for Dummies and Traveling with Kristin

▪︎ World travels with the World Bank & remote working from remote villages in the Canary Islands

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This week Chase crosses paths with the Founder & CEO of wrkfrce, Jesse Chambers. Jesse and his wife left their comfortable lives in San Francisco to hit the road in a vintage Airstream, while founding a company and managing a global remote team. As an evangelist for the remote work movement, he is truly practicing what he preaches! Jesse shares some tips and tricks for those wanting to experience life on the road full time, as well as insights on the future of work and making big life-changing decisions. Learn more about wrkfrce at wrkfrce.com (no “o’s” because the “office” is optional!), and follow their adventures on Instagram: @wandering.america.

"This episode originally aired on April 2021 and taxes in foreign countries in an ever-changing situation. Please use this episode for entertainment and inspirational purposes only, this is not legal or tax advice - you should consult a professional for a formal consultation."

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▪︎ Slo-madism & building remote teams with the Co-founder & author of Running Remote

▪︎ Cross-continent road trips & 70+ countries, with the co-founder of Nomad Stays

▪︎ An Austrian in Britain, Digital Marketing, and Remote Work

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Today we’re talking about everyone’s favorite subject - international taxes! Wait, don’t leave - I promise taxes can be cool. Chase sits down with the world traveling founder of Wanderer’s Wealth, Kathy Di Paolo, from her current “home” in Bali, to discuss her digital nomad lifestyle and answer some super important questions about taxes as an expat or nomad. She explains how she left her corporate job to travel the world, and how that turned into a career doing what she truly loves. We also dive into how you can take advantage of your foreign tax situation, as well as avoid common pitfalls. We manage to make taxes fun in this one, hope you’ll join us!

"This episode originally aired on July 2021 and taxes in foreign countries in an ever-changing situation. Please use this episode for entertainment and inspirational purposes only, this is not legal or tax advice - you should consult a professional for a formal consultation."

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Related episodes:

▪︎ Caribbean digital nomad life & building community abroad with the founder of Adventurely

▪︎ The Digital Nomad Life with Gonçalo Hall

▪︎ Moving to Dubai, living tax free and building a new life abroad

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Tim Marting is the Co-Founder at Citizen Remote, a company that makes the moving abroad experience seamless by bringing all elements of your move into one space and fast tracking the process via their partners and tech. As an expat and longtime world traveler, Tim knows a thing or two about the pains associated with a move to a foreign place, so he and his partners build Citizen Remote with this in mind. Today Tim stops by to share a bit about some of the up and coming digital nomad visas that aren’t getting the attention they deserve, which takes us on a journey across four continents.

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Related episodes:

• A nomadic CEO and his family travel the world together⁠
• Carribbean digital nomad life & building community abroad with the founder of Adventurely
• Digital nomad events & nomading in Ireland w/ the CEO of Nomad Hub & NomadÉire

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Vanessa Wachtmeister is the founder of the wealth & wanderlust platform, Wander Onwards. As an American currently living in Berlin and having spent many years globetrotting around the world, she knows a thing or two about building a life abroad. She shares her journey with us and how her clients are following in her footsteps to create exciting opportunities in foreign places (in a financially responsible and legal way!). Whether you’re looking to pivot to a different career path abroad or just starting fresh in a new place, Vanessa provides the inspo and practical education you need to venture beyond your borders.

"This episode originally aired on Feb 2022 and taxes in foreign countries in an ever-changing situation. Please use this episode for entertainment and inspirational purposes only, this is not legal or tax advice - you should consult a professional for a formal consultation."

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Related episodes:

• Remote work expert settles in Berlin with a young family after years of nomading
• International taxes made cool by the Founder of Wanderers Wealth
• 70+ countries and financially sustainable traveling with a digital nomad OG

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Nathan Heinrich is an American who officially moved to Italy four years ago, though his love affair with Italia goes back nearly 20 years. As the host of the well known podcast, I’m Moving to Italy, he regularly chats with fellow expats and experts who have also settled in all 20 regions of Italy, and through his own exploring and the travels of his guests, he’s learned a lot about one of the world’s most popular countries. Today we’ll share some of Nathan’s favorite hidden gems in Italy, as well as some practical information you need to know if you’d like to follow in his footsteps and live la dolce vitta. We also touch on his personal story, and how he made the transition from New York City to the beautiful Prosecco Hills of Veneto.

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Related episodes:

• How to get Italy’s new digital nomad visa
• Living abroad in Italy (nearly) tax-free
• How to get an Italian passport and a quick tour through Italy

Learn more about MyExpatTaxes here.

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