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nomad

noun as in person who wanders from place to place

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Now he’s pursuing a specialized Spanish visa offered to remote workers, also known as a digital nomad visa, with a goal of moving within three years.

She’s originally from L.A.’s South Bay, and the nomad lifestyle that’s often a feature of her profession as an actor often leaves her feeling like she’s stranded on an island.

One of the reasons is its tax incentives for remote workers and a recent digital nomad visa, which allows non-EU nationals to relocate to Italy if they earn over a certain amount.

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A year later they signed their first record deal with Creation Records in London and were photographed in their first official shoot by James Fry of the band World of Twist at Nomad Studios in Manchester.

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He is artist and nomad, choreographer and businessman who, in a perpetual search for studio space and favorable leases, has moved his company 10 times since co-founding it here with Theresa Farrell in 2011.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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