Field Notes7 min read
Canggu, Bali
Six months in Bali and the visa run that changed my pricing
"I raised my rates from the airport departure lounge. Best ROI on a $35 bus ticket."
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Priya Venkataraman
UX Designer
A journal for the permanently in-transit
The atlas for peoplewho work where theywander.
Dispatches from cafés, co-working day passes, and border crossings. Real logistics for the freelancer who hasn't unpacked in six months.
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The Collection
Stories from the road,
sorted by usefulness.
From balcony aspirations to border-crossing logistics — the full arc of a life in motion.
Visa & Tax11 min read
Lisbon, Portugal
Portugal D8 Visa: The complete 2025 application checklist
City Dispatch9 min read
Medellín, Colombia
What $1,200/month actually buys you in El Poblado
"The co-working space had better espresso than my old office in Berlin."
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Tomáš Blažek
Dev Lead → Freelancer
Free PDF · 47 pages
The First 90 Days:
A Step-by-Step Nomad Blueprint
Visas, banking, health cover, tax residency, and the co-working spots that don't lie about their Wi-Fi speed. Everything you need before you buy the ticket.
Co-Working Review6 min read
Tokyo, Japan
Andaz, WeWork, or the basement café? Tokyo co-working, ranked honestly
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"I Googled how to work from Medellín at 2 a.m. on a Tuesday. Three months later I was there. Roam was the map."
Kezia Okonkwo
Project Manager → Location-Free Consultant
Field Notes8 min read
Chiang Mai, Thailand
Thai visa run #3: What I finally got right at the Mae Sai border
"Bring a printed hotel booking even if you have nowhere booked."
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Søren Lindqvist
Freelance Designer
Tax Dispatch13 min read
Tbilisi, Georgia
Georgia's 1% small business tax: The actual paperwork, explained
City Dispatch10 min read
Mexico City, Mexico
CDMX for six weeks: the neighbourhood guide no travel blog will write
"Roma Norte is for Instagram. Condesa is for working. Coyoacán is for staying."
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Aisha Nkemdirim
Brand Strategist
Stay on the Route
Tell us where you are.
We'll meet you there.
Weekly dispatches, city-specific visa alerts, co-working recommendations, and the occasional 2 a.m. thought about whether any of this is actually sustainable.
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47 cities covered in 2025 alone
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Visa alerts before they hit the forums
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Co-working reviews from people who actually worked there
“Roam doesn't make you want to travel. It makes you feel like you already know how.”
— Fatima Al-Rashidi, UX Lead · Dubai → Tbilisi