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*This month 132 people have become Nomad List members, 3,314 users have signed in, 7,167 are registered, 737 users have sent 22,964 messages in 247 cities, posted 23 questions, added 2,104 trips and there have been 6 IRL meetups with 128 people attending. 38 members have freely accessed 8 coworking spaces.
Chat with 7,166+ remote workers in 247 cities
As a member of Nomad List, you get access to 
Nomad List Chat, a mobile, desktop and web chat app that lets you talk to 7,166+ other nomads in 247 cities. It's also accessible as a Slack group or IRC chat. There's been 1,000,216 messages sent since its inception in late 2014 making the chat the most used part of Nomad List by far.
Imagine landing in Hong Kong, you exit the plane, get your data SIM card and jump in a taxi. While driving you open our chat and join #hong-kong on your phone, you ask what's the best place to stay and where it's located. You show the driver the address from the chat. You check in to your hotel and ask the chat what's the best place to do some work. Then after finishing your work, you ask if anyone other nomads are up for a meet up. At the end of the night, you've met new people, both nomads and locals, and you feel a little bit more home in your new (temporary) destination.
That's one of the daily use-cases of Nomad List. Being a remote worker is awesome. But it's also a very individualistic lifestyle. We need people around us in the same boat to share the good and bad with. Since sometimes, life on the road can get a bit lonely and confusing.
If you're not a digital nomad yet, it can be pretty hard to understand how to go about doing this. And scary. It can help to talk to people that are doing it right now to make you feel a little more certain about what you're about to experience.
Plan your travels and meet other nomads
Want to plan your travels? You can use 
Nomad List Now, which is a trip planner that shows you where other digital nomads are and alerts you when you'll be in the same place as them.
It lets you see which destinations in the world are most popular in the coming months, so you can better pick the places you want to go. You also get an interactive map to keep track of all your previous and future trips.
It also syncs with your Twitter and Facebook accounts. The people you are friends with or follow on there are automatically tracked on your dashboard.
Hi everyone, if you have a U.S. tax question or would like some U.S. tax insight on your business/structure, ask away! I have been preparing tax returns for US citizens abroad since 2012. I can answer any question in US tax with an international flavor.
I look forward to answering all your questions!
- Would you like more adventure? If so, what kind?2d
- What items/services etc did you wish you had the first time you set off to travel?5d
- Ho chi minh, Chiang mai or Bali for Jun-Jul-Aug for work?6d
- Like San Cristobal De Casas, but warmer?9d
- Laptops in the Tropics10d
- Where can I buy an office chair for my apartment in Chiang Mai?13d
- Is anyone having issues with the chat history?13d
- How much is scooter hire in Ubud?14d
- Can I fly into Budapest without a return flight?15d
- What is the best provider/source for high speed internet in Mcleod Ganj, India?15d
- Low Cost European Destination for August?16d
- Medellin pollution?16d
- Can I contribute my review to a Playa del Carmen? It was not safe for women20d
- Advices about tax, location for incorporation, etc23d
Ask questions, get answers
You also get access to Nomad List Forum, which is a Q&A site where novice and experienced nomads hang out. You can ask any questions you have about working remotely, like how and where to to pay tax.
There's now 705 questions answered with about 23 questions per month asked. It's like a knowledge base for remote workers.
"My wife and I are in Buenos Aires right now. Starting this whole nomad thing felt 100x easier once I joined Nomad List and saw other people just... doing it."
@josh_works
"I gave my two weeks notice last week, and I'm flying to Portugal in two weeks. It's important to say (for the ninth time) that joining Nomad List was the best decision I made to best inform and prepare myself for this decision. So thank you a million times over!"
@melissawashin
"You're going to be lonely sometimes and that's okay. One way I combat this is by being a part of Nomad List and meet up with other digital nomads."
@thisiszackyoung
"Just a quick fun note to let you know that you have another Nomad List romance success story. I met my current boyfriend at a meetup I set up through you guys."
@gigigriffis
