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They call it the tour, basically you travell along the mediteranean, from AirBnB to AirBnB, working from cafes.. you are not a permanent resident in any of the

• nicolas_t 4y ago
  Depending on dual taxations agreements of their country of origin, they most likely would have to pay tax if they followed the law. There's often a clause in the different dual taxations agreement that says that describe how to determine tax residency in case the person hasn't stayed in any country more than 183 days. Usually, it's the country where that person has the "centre of vital interests" or sometimes can be determined by nationality. Digital nomads are still too new a phenomenon that countries really properly seek to tax them but just traveling like this without being careful or creating a company in a country with low taxation is not necessarily safe.
• dgellow 4y ago
  It’s often repeated online but that won’t work as a defense in courts. It can be qualified as tax evasion, in theory any country visited during the “tour” could ask for taxes if they believe you’re trying to escape the system.