Where Digital Nomad Must Visit!

[Loti]

Starting with Germany, I started my life as a digital nomad, came to Korea through Japan, and the best place so far is Korea.

In fact, I happened to visit Korea, which is close to Japan, while I was considering returning home, and now I am planning to extend my stay here.

The place I'd like to recommend today is Local Stitch where I'm staying, and where I'm providing all the hotels, coliving rooms, and coworking spaces.

Most long-term residences in Korea require exorbitant deposits. This place is very suitable for people like me because it allows very low deposits and even visa registration.

Furthermore, the user-friendly and sensual design always reminds me of my development work process.

 

[briankevin]

Starting with Germany, I started my life as a digital nomad, came to Korea through Japan, and the best place so far is Korea.

In fact, I happened to visit Korea, which is close to Japan, while I was considering returning home, and now I am planning to extend my stay here.

The place I'd like to recommend today is Local Stitch where I'm staying, and where I'm providing all the hotels, coliving rooms, and coworking spaces.

Most long-term residences in Korea require exorbitant deposits. This place is very suitable for people like me because it allows very low deposits and even visa registration.

Furthermore, the user-friendly and sensual design always reminds me of my development work process.

That's awesome! It sounds like you've had quite the journey as a digital nomad, and I’m glad to hear that Korea has turned out to be such a great spot for you. The Local Stitch place sounds like an excellent recommendation, especially for those who want flexibility without the hefty deposits typical in Korea. It’s fantastic that they offer low deposits and even visa registration—something many nomads struggle with when moving around. If you're exploring visa options for digital nomads, it seems like Korea might be a strong contender. I also love how you highlighted the design, which is an important factor when working remotely for extended periods. Thanks for sharing, I’ll definitely keep Local Stitch in mind for future travels!