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The Legal Status of Digital Nomads

2023 46th MIPRO ICT and Electronics Convention (MIPRO), 2023
While the pandemic of the COVID-19 virus took over and changed an increasing part of people's everyday lives, the spread of digital communication and teleworking grew. As a result, there is an increase in interest in a new way of working that is not tied to a physical workplace - digital nomadism.
Šinković, Zoran, Arbutina, Hrvoje, Pribisalić, Luka   +2 more
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Digital nomads’ lifestyles and coworkation

Journal of Destination Marketing & Management, 2021
Abstract Digital nomadism has facilitated the development of new services and products. Coworking spaces are emerging businesses in popular nomad destinations. Digital nomads are attracted to such spaces because they serve as a venue for lifestyle-based bonding with like-minded people.
Ekaterina Chevtaeva, Basak Denizci Guillet   +1 more
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Trend of the Research on Digital Nomads

Communications of International Proceedings, 2023
Digital nomads have replaced they work in a conventional office and started to work and travel without a clear destination. They use their skills to work via internet, communicating through social networks, computers and mobile phones.
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The Emergence of the Digital Nomad: A Review and Analysis of the Opportunities and Risks of Digital Nomadism

2021
By earning a living through skillful use of location-independent digital technologies while on the move, the concept of digital nomadism has become increasingly popular. Under the influence of digitalization and globalization, people – including entrepreneurs, freelancers, and employees – have started to leave the regular “9-to-5” work structures ...
Simon Hensellek, Natália Puchala
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Digital nomads and digital territoriality

2022
Annali del Turismo, anno XI (2022), p.
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Digital Nomads Beyond the Buzzword: Defining Digital Nomadic Work and Use of Digital Technologies

2018
Digital nomadicity has gained popularity in recent years as a fashionable lifestyle and as a way of challenging traditional work contexts, but there has been very little incisive empirical research on the lifestyle’s characteristics, its implications for the future of work, or on the technology, which supports it.
Caleece Nash, Mohammad Hossein Jarrahi, Will Sutherland, Gabriela Phillips   +3 more
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Digital Nomads and Taxes in Thailand

Asia-Pacific Tax Bulletin, 2023
Thailand is capitalizing on its popularity as a tourist destination. Recent amendments to Immigration regulations now allow foreign nationals to stay and work in Thailand on a long-term basis, subject to certain requirements. However, despite this easing of restrictions, due consideration must be given to the tax implications that may arise, and these ...
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