Digital nomads need a lot of stuff to stay productive while traveling. Here's a list of the essential digital nomad equipment ...

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The visa policy change for so-called digital nomads has been hailed as a win-win for the country and migrants. All overseas visitors, including tourists on ETAs and people visiting family, can now ...

In an attempt to boost tourism, New Zealand has announced measures to ease visa requirements in order to attract those who travel while working remotely, popularly known as “digital nomads”, BBC ...

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These changes aim to appeal to "digital nomads," including IT specialists and influencers working for overseas companies. Read more: Top 10 friendliest destinations Europe With immediate effect ...

The so-called 'digital nomads' include visitors such as IT specialists, as long as they are not receiving any income from New Zealand sources. It would also extend to influencers, provided they were ...

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Under the new rules, which came in on Monday 27 January, tourists will be allowed to work remotely for a foreign employer under the country’s new ‘digital nomad’ initiative. “The change is ...

Starting Monday, tourists will be allowed to work remotely for a foreign employer while vacationing there, as part of a new "digital nomad" initiative. "The change is part of the Government's plan ...

Video / NZ Herald People visiting New Zealand on short stays will be allowed to work remotely for their employers back home under a “digital nomad” scheme launched by the Government on Monday.

The so-called "digital nomads" include visitors such as IT specialists, as long as they are not receiving any income from New Zealand sources. It would also extend to influencers, provided they ...