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"pretty okay" is unfortunately about the best you'll find, and even that can be iffy depending on where you are. If someone's work is truly all-remote I'd seri
by reincarnate0x14 6y ago
"pretty okay" is unfortunately about the best you'll find, and even that can be iffy depending on where you are.
If someone's work is truly all-remote I'd seriously recommend looking into residency visas to places with functioning governments and healthcare. I'm currently working remotely at a US client from several locations in the Pacific.
I just had a complete auditory workup to diagnose some recent hearing changes that included consultation with a US-educated doctor, and some medication, and the total cost without any sort of insurance was ~250 USD. My monthly insurance premium at home is 400 USD and likely wouldn't even have covered half of that, because fuck you, that's why.
- hnaccy 6y agoWhat countries are good for this?
- reincarnate0x14 6y agoWell it's more limited right now but under normal circumstances most of southern Europe, Pacific Asia, New Zealand, European-associated Caribbean islands, Costa Rica, Belize, etc, are all decent options. I spent several months working from the Canary Islands and other than my difficulties in mastering the local Spanish it was great.
- PopeDotNinja 6y agoDid you make it to La Palma? I did my coronavirus lockdown there. A nice place to be stuck :)