The biggest mistake digital nomads make is treating trip planning like a vacation itinerary.
You need a system that accounts for visa runs, tax residency, banking requirements, and flight logistics. I learned this while acquiring Portuguese residency, running LTD in the UK, while hopping around Asia.
Now I map routes around bureaucratic deadlines, not just bucket lists.
The key? Track your days in each country, book accommodations with flexible cancellation, and always have a backup plan.
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