How to become a digital nomad - and make a living on the BEACH: Experts reveal the best tips for working anywhere on the planet - from tackling loneliness to applying for a visa

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By Laura Sharman

< p class="byline- section"> Published: 16:05 GMT, January 29, 2024 | Updated: 16:28 GMT, 29 January 2024

Imagine a life where your work day begins by ordering an exotic smoothie at your desk at a beach bar .< /p>

Sounds appealing? MailOnline Travel spoke to two digital nomad experts who explain how to make it your reality.

They reveal their best tips, from planning to requesting visa to avoid loneliness. .

If you dream of becoming a working adventurer, their tips will help you make the transition.

TRANSITION PLANNING

It takes at least two to three months to organize "all the logistics of relocating as a digital nomad," says digital nomad Michael Moore and technology expert in obtaining visas to book long-term accommodation.

Establish a virtual address in your home country that allows scanning or forwarding mail so you have a fixed address for banking, taxes, voting and more.

'For bank accounts, find options that. ..