Wherever my wife is. I am not a solo digital nomad. I’m a guy who lives for months at a time while traveling around all over either in my car or on my bike. In fact, finding a temporary “home” for my car is usually the harder question. I like to drive to a centralized destination and do big loops of bike touring returning to that spot. Then, when I need a break, I drive home to my wife, Doris, recuperate, and prepare for next season.
Digital nomadic living makes answering the “What’s my address?” question surprisingly difficult to answer. This can complicate simple tasks and even block you from certain jobs. Thankfully, this problem has been well addressed (pun intended) by the general nomadic community.
- Get driver’s licenses, passports, and other identification
- Obtain health insurance, auto insurance, and other forms of insurance
- Sign up for bank accounts and other financial accounts
- Register vehicles
- File and pay taxes
- Register to vote
- Start a business