ABOUT THIS EPISODE
What are the possibilities of changing your citizenship as a remote worker?
After being fully nomadic for years, Pieter Levels decided to relocate to Portugal. Many nomads and remote workers were interested in the process, so he founded Rebase - a relocation service for remote workers. Starting with immigration and tax services for Portugal, they are moving onto Mexico.
In this episode, he shares insights from his relocation process and how Rebase can assist other remote workers with the same plan.
Topics we discussed:
- The process and difficulty of building Rebase
- Major trends in the nomad community
- Working on a big vs small company (indie projects vs VC funded startups)
- The rejection of creativity in modern society.
Find the full transcript here.
Stay tuned for the next episode with Per Borgen from Scrimba on building software remotely.
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