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Charlie Brown's avatar

The thing about DN visas is that they simply don't work for DNs because they're based on staying in one place for possibly years which totally goes against the point of being nomadic. One of the largest groups of people actually using them are those who want to emigrate permanently. It's a weird thing. A friend of mine is a Doctor in migrant studies and is working on DN research right now. Her opinion is that these visas simply don't work for anyone, either DNs or people who want to become expats. That any they're not being used by the people governments thought they would. DNs no, people escaping war (if they can afford and access them), yes. It's all fascinating stuff!

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Lyndsay's avatar

I am so pleased (and chuffed) that my latest post inspired this post of yours Rocco! I've certainly enjoyed travelling and living the nomad life, and without it my husband and I wouldn't be in the position we are in now which is the freedom to make the move on our next chapter. It's something we wouldn't have been able to do if we had stayed put. But all the travelling has certainly made me miss having my own home and now I can look to strike that balance between creating a home base and travelling. It's a fun thing to be able to create the life we want to create ☺️

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