0138°43′ N / 9°08′ W
Lisbon
A life abroad, with a little less guesswork.Portugal / Thailand / Vietnam
Work
anywhere.
Land well.
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A new perspective.
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We met on an island. DigiTao came later.
We met in a coworking space on Koh Tao, each carrying a different route behind us. What followed was not a grand plan, but a series of practical choices: where to live, how to work, and how to feel at home somewhere new.
DigiTao is where we share what those choices taught us, the places worth staying, the tools that make moving easier, and the details we wish someone had told us before we arrived.
Where will you land next?
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0210°05′ N / 99°50′ E
Koh Tao
Thailand.
A little island. A whole new rhythm.
0316°03′ N / 108°12′ E
Da Nang
Vietnam.
Sea in the morning. City after dark.A few places. So many possibilities.All destinations
Before
you go.
A coffee break?
Take our little globe for a walk.Play Globe TrotA different everyday starts somewhere.
A job you can take with you, a first base and a connection that holds up. Let’s work through the practical stuff.
Stories from the road
Life between the plans.
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