Getting Out of the US?
As of late, especially yesterday, with the overturning of Roe v Wade i’ve seen a lot of my mutuals (& others) talking about looking for ways to get tf out of the US. obviously it isn’t a simple or easy move at all, but for anyone who:
•Is self employed
• has a remote job
• can get a global remote job
there are several countries that are offering “digital nomad” visas or long stay visas for periods ranging 3 months to 2 years if you are able to cover the cost of the applications/fees & can prove a certain annual income level.
here’s a link to a good list: https://www.letsdeel.com/blog/remote-work-visas
As a black queer femme, i know that Obviously being LGBTQIA+ and/or POC means an added layer of vetting, since not everywhere is safe/accepting for us.
So ive linked below a few more specific lists that focus on 🏳️🌈 safe destinations
https://travelnoire.com/best-lgbtq-friendly-cities-digital-nomads
https://nomadcapitalist.com/expat/best-countries-gay-nomads/
https://medium.com/globetrotters/top-10-countries-for-black-expats-and-digital-nomads-90d62854af06
Which countries have you been to yet?
Here are the top 10 countries for gay (LGBT) travelers who want to go where they’re treated best for great cultural and legal protections fo
With travel increasing, many are using this time to transition to full-time digital nomads . Among them are members of the LGBTQ+ community.
Ready for a change of scenery? Take a look at these 26 countries that offer remote work visas in 2022!
This is in no way extensive & I urge y’all to do as much detailed research & cross referencing based on the intersectionality of your identity as needed to find the best place for you.
but i’m hoping this will be a good starting point for anyone who is not sure where to look or what’s needed to develop your exit strategy