[000:00:00;00] ah, shift special digital no maths are spreading across the globe. what are the conditions and consequences? but number of digital nomads is soaring, where others spend their holidays. they work for a few days, weeks or months. the flipside loneliness. on the portuguese island of madeira, there's a way to avoid this. a digital nomad village europe says that it's for digital now math is in pont out his soul on the southwest in coast of the portuguese island, madera year round. the location of his mild weather in a natural paradise. it's just the place for people who only need a laptop for work. web designer, anna maria pizza,

has swapped romania for madera. well, i did wanted to try out this lifestyle of a digital nomad. and i didn't one meet a full commitment from the beginning, so i decided i would come for a month. try it out. and i found out about my dad, i been the 1st dish, the nomad village on to the. so we have the cool working space. we have a community, so it seemed safe and clear. and that's why i decided to come here and book my flight. digital number like on the maria can use the co working space and the cultural center free of charge says february 2021. the local government and the initiative started madera, i've been advertising punch, diesel. well, the benefits are that i am able to work in a beautiful environment with a beautiful scenery that helps my productivity as well. and my a creativity especially and yeah, i can, after working hours,

do all kinds of activities with the people from the community. and that's me, makes me feel in a vacation mode all the time, one, founder of the village for digital nomads. gonzalo hall of portugal travelled all around the world as he works. he knows that even globetrotters sometimes get lonely . so we wanted to build the whole structure. so if you come here as a normal, you have your questions answered. you know, there is events, you know, that the government is organizing the advancing that there is a community leader. that if anything goes wrong, if a friend a few go to the hospital, they will take care of you. and that's the structure that we build here, that i never seen anywhere in the world. around 8000 people live and pointed to song. the village has capacity for around 200 digital, no matter who stay in hotels or private homes. we learn from the different cultures, people that come to the at and we we get to meet new people and learn and they get to know our culture. when we get to see their culture, sir, i think it's positive,

very positive. i think it's a good idea of professional training sessions are held regularly here. the members of the community share their respective expertise with each other and the village is really a melting point for me to new people that come from different various or similar job areas with more or less experience than mine. and that's really stimulating my, my creativity and my work skills, and that's really helpful for my job progression and career and officer work the digital. nobody can kick back with the yoga session or some tie t 2 quantities. so on madera of his digital nomads, more than just a place to boost up their laptops, i surveys show that 2 things are particularly important to digital nomads, bast,

reliable internet and affordable living costs. bureaucracy 2 can be a factor. more than 40 countries are trying to attract digital nomads with special visas. the latest country to do so is indonesia with it looks like the perfect vacation only. it's not. this is the work of a digital know, matt, maggie's isiah is from kazakhstan and has been living in body for the past 10 months. the 32 year old runs her own marketing agency, and technically she can do that from anywhere. fall is the best place in the world . you know when i just came here, i feel like folly to my home for me. very comfortable to say we're here because in bali we can find everything if you one so fine. for example, mounties, you can go north if you want to the beach and will be nice. you cool people

everywhere. and though i think bali said capital of this phone, emma se asia is already the most popular region in the world for digital. now math and indonesia is one of the country's leading the field. apply for a simple visit visa and you can work for up to 180 days in a road, completely legal and without paying taxes and indonesia, nuttall foreign is know this and use a tourism visa instead. but even then they actually have little to worry about. but a guy and example, our son thought up on a gun and got the supervision of foreigners who carry out digital no matter activities is based purely on complaints this morning. but we realized that not all the immigration officers have i t knowledge that's more with us, and we can't just look through people's laptops and control if they're actually working or pressed them about it. but let boating and logical, awesome abraham, good guy. there is a new regulation to bring more high net worth individuals to bonnie as of december

2022 country is offering 2nd home visas for up to 10 years to those with at least 130000 euros in their bank accounts for bonnie, it's a silver lining up to 2 tough years and the pandemic. the island is keen to get people back to boost the economy. digital nomads stay in hostiles, and hotels and spend entire days in restaurants and cafes. the downside is that many locals are already tired of the afterward party scene and all the noise that comes with it. hotels and clubs of progressively swallowing the last rice fields and with them the magic of the holiday island gradually disappears. digital nomads bring money into a country, but they can also disrupt the nature in social fabric up a place. according to estimates,

there are currently around $35000000.00 digital nomads worldwide. and mexico is one of their favorite destinations. a statue of santa mattie luck. what he caught is located in a trendy neighborhood in mexico city. she is the patron saint against gentrification . gentrification is when a neighbourhood gets changed by more affluent residents and businesses that displays the local inhabitants. the statue is an art project by the activists, sandra valensuela, and is meant to raise awareness for the threat of displacement felt by the local population. what they're looking for from what happens is that when people don't have enough money to live in their country, cities by they end up going to cheaper countries where they can afford to live. the problem shifts and ultimately displaces. people think more, they've left i left by the founder and the 1st half of 2020 to the demand for short term rentals across mexico searched by 41 percent. some researchers believe the

influx of digital nomads has led to increased inflation and change some neighborhoods in the capital into spaces for the rich. con, coronado works as an interior designer and community between los angeles and mexico city. he has experienced animosity towards digital nomads. people still resentful. one of the things that i always said is a come to live here. i don't need for free, you know, i helped economy. but for them, the only thing that they have in mind is that i, you know, my presence here doesn't help the fact that rents go up that everything will go up some price time and is profiting from this boom. some prefer to rent out apartments lucrative lead to online booking portals like ebay and b was with up perform. a lot of them are in the, instead of renting their apartment or house to a family own people prefer to rent them to one of these companies that give them profits of about 70 euros a day is longer,

monsieur. of that can translate into nearly $1200.00 euros per month. is it worth rosita? ben? did he go meet bristles? i'll miss the city meanwhile supports this together with abby and b and unesco. may a claudia shane bow even started a campaign to draw more digital nomads to mexico city. at the end of october 2022. about half of all digital nomads world wide come from the us for then what he and mexico but ending in the us as worth it is obviously a lot of advantages. if you can earn in dollars in spending pesos, you essentially triple your, your income, and that's very attractive to allow people who have the, the luxury of being able to work remotely. according to marco, ailing digital know matt's and the level mexico also have a positive side effect for the country itself. i think a lot of people are dispelling a lot of the negative preconceptions about mexico. they're realizing that no, it's not just not

a cause and violence and poverty. there's beautiful sides this country and they're celebrating to many digital nomads like to work in nature. but no one takes it as seriously as jason griffin. in the spring of 2021. this hanging ledge was his office for a day. this working space is not for the faint hearted. above the rough irish c jason griffin wants to test the boundaries of working remotely, a climbing if they're to companies, jason, on his mission. his temporary office is a cliff on the on and of angle. see on the north coast of wales today we are pushing the technology to its limits, but this we're going over cliff face and we're absolutely known to allege and i will be working all day from that legend taken to making calls, interacting with internal staff. while i sit there in this ledge,

to say to what it is showing that reward literally means rural jason griffin works for a company that develop software for customer services. he is convinced that all he needs is a laptop and an internet connection. he claims to work just as effectively if not even better than in the office. more efficiency and creativity that in the office, many digital nomads are convinced. we see is the rise of the digital know that people that do not want to be constrained in terms of where they were, where they live for that matter, the untethered workforce would appear to be the way forward. the big problem the, the major players have is that they believe that the best work can be done when the people are bundled together in the one office, so to speak. so this is gonna be a little bit of attention there. but again, as the war for talent becomes increasingly acute, it will be the talent that determines the conditions of work and not the employer.

jason griffin is convinced that he also says the working space is undergoing a fundamental change. the new we're working as going to be completely different going forward that so i see that the traditional 5 days in the office monday, friday, 9 to 5. they're going, they are not here anymore. people are going to be split between home and office, not home. all the time, and it's exciting because at fetch people's life so much better, everything is going to be better. not all jobs can be done remotely, but if all you need is a laptop and mobile network, the possibilities for new workspaces seem infinite. ah hang i that the avalanche are my welcome to my podcast, love matter. but i and life celebrities influences and experts to talk about all

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