Digital Nomads

Planning an extended sabbatical or remote work escape? These flexible visa options make long-term travel and living abroad possible.

Living in Liberia, Costa Rica reshaped my perspective, proving that slow travel builds resilience and deeper cultural connections.

From hospitality to remote roles, these in-demand travel jobs for 2026 show where opportunities are growing.

Let your globetrotter dreams take flight when you take on a degree or career that makes travelling a regular part of the job.

Rise and shine, remote workers, and save your spot at one of Bangsar’s best coffee joints for your next working day.

Staying fit as a digital nomad is easier than ever with our helpful tips!

Are you tired of carrying around dull, black travel bags? Look no further! We’ve rounded up the top 10 bags for female digital nomads.

Our contributor, Meriza, reflects on the life-changing decision she made to quit a well-paying full-time job to solo travel in her mid-40s.

Whether you’re a digital nomad looking to park yourself in KL for a while or a business owner looking to set up shop in the city, here’s what you need to know about finding the right office space in Kuala Lumpur.

dobiQueen, Malaysia's leading self-service laundry provider, is thrilled to unveil its new six-hour pick-up service which will solve all laundry woes for constant and long-term travellers.

Freelancers, contractors, and full-time or part-time remote employees in the digital world will be able to stay and work in Malaysia for three to 12 months with digital nomad visa.

With more women travelling for business, it’s essential to be in the know to stay in control of your trip.

To entice tourists to return to Bali and other tourist hotspots, Indonesia proposes to provide a special five-year visa for remote employees and business-leisure travellers.

When it comes to living the digital nomad life, there are some things you can’t do without — the main thing being the right online working tools! Here’s the software you simply must have.

Is working remotely, and by the beach no less, all that it’s cracked up to be? One Zafigo team member spills the beans on what it’s like.

Live and let live, right? Well, not always. When you’re a digital nomad, to live your best life, you’ve got to be a considerate traveller.

Not all digital nomads were created equal, some have more privileges than others. Here’s what you should consider if you’re a digital nomad visiting Southeast Asia.

Travel news you may have missed! Countries are opening their borders for remote work for up to a year, and we’re finding new ways to travel without moving.

In a continuation of our #ZafigoStories: Humans of Lockdown series, we reached out to our community of travellers from around the world to share their unique experiences, to show you that while your life might not be comfortable right now, there is still much to live for and look forward to.

Instead of feeling down about missed travelling opportunities, why not invest the extra time you may currently have into upskilling yourself for the next adventure?

While the world is busy practising social distancing, we are doing the opposite. We are physically distancing, but still reaching out, and staying socially connected with our community of global women travellers through #ZafigoStories. This is the Humans of Lockdown edition.

There are a variety of online jobs you can earn from right now. This will allow you to work and save from the comfort of your own home, but also, once the lockdown measures have been lifted, you can earn while you travel too.

If you can secure a free stay, you reduce a significant portion of your travel costs, which in turn means you can travel longer or more frequently!

One important and useful thing to do before travelling to a destination is to learn a few words and phrases in the local language. According to a report done by the World Economic Forum in 2016, these are the 10 most powerful languages to know.