Hello - Any nomads here that aren't freelance but are full time remote employees. I'd love to hear how you did it?

I’m a full-stack developer settled and living in the Philippines.

I have been a remote employee since 2019. First my job allowed me to work remotely from anywhere.
Once done, I booked 3 tickets for 3 different countries. Stopped by the pandemic. Settled in Hungary, but before hand I settled in Thailand

Depends on your purpose of visit. I was in Cebu city, because I wanted to work and they have good coworking spaces which are open 24/7

Hey guys ! Is there an upcoming NomadList meeting event in Manila scheduled in the coming months ?

I read the different exchanges but nothing on the topic of Crossfit. If someone can recommend a box in Manila. Much appreciate it!

Hey guys

I'm in Siargao now. Nothing special. Everything as usual. The prices of the gasoline higher as usual (but that happened everywhere in the world in the past couple of weeks)

I'm thinking about where to go for June in South East Asia and was recomended Baguio in Philippines. It is 1500 m above sea level so the temperature is 25 degrees instead of scorching heat of other places. I have herd internet is good for nomads too. Anyone stayed there or planing to go in June? Planing maybe a month there.

Hey guys, when visiting the Philippines does the 30 day visa-free entry renew upon leaving and re entering the country? And if so how many times?

I know Bobby Fischer used to live there

Thank you! Maybe I have to leave Asia for summer months. Too hot everywhere 🥵

Come to Italy hahah it’s the BEST

But it means changing time zone again 😭 I thought I can stay in Asia for 6 months for the reason of not changing time zones too often, but sooo hot here. It takes my body 3 months to adjust to new time zone and then I can happily live 3 months before moving to another big time zone change area.

Wow that’s a lot of time. Have you tried changing sleeping hours a week before shifting to a different time zone yet for example ? 🥺

Hey hey 👋

Hello from Neighbors and Nomads 🌴

We’ve built a space in El Nido for people who want to work properly… but still enjoy island life.

Think strong WiFi, comfy work spots, good coffee, and a social community that actually talks to each other.

Plus a rooftop for sunsets, drinks, and the occasional “one more than planned” 🍻

If you’re around Palawan, drop in and join us.

Hey everyone 👋

I’m Steve. I spent most of my career in hospitality, working on operations and helping grow businesses.

A couple of years ago my wife and I moved to the Philippines for what was meant to be a one year experiment, and I’ve been based between El Nido and other parts of the country since.

While travelling and working remotely, I kept running into the same challenge around finding places that really support focused work, so I ended up opening a coworking space locally.

Since then I’ve become really interested in what actually makes a place work for nomads day to day, beyond just good WiFi and nice views.

Always keen to hear how others approach it and what matters most to you.

Great to be here 🙌

Hey, is that co working space in El Nido town? Or else?

Hey Niklas

Our main space is in town although we have a satellite space in our partners cafe on Lio beach also.

I agree

Looking for recommendations!!

I want to hire SEO professionals in Philippines 🇵🇭

Does anyone have experience with headhunters or EOR in the Philippines?

Would be very grateful for anyone getting back to me on this 🙏🏼

There's no surfing in boracay but they do have kite-boarding (not this part of the year though). Siargao has surfing but is touristy and kind of trendy instagram vibes now. Other surf areas you might want to check on: west side Luzon coast (La Union area), and also Eastern Samar there's a place called Guiuan - that's pretty remote if that's your thing.

I have been hiring people from Philippines to Singapore located business. Using Singapore sites with job advertisements like Jobstreet was enough - those are usually monitored by people from
the region.

Thanks you for sharing!!