So you want to live the digital nomad life…great! But what are you going to do about your mail? And how do you handle issues such as providing a physical address for banking, voting, and other residency requirements?

Read on to learn more about the solution for these logistical issues.

This Week in Nomad Deals

Japan Nomad Visa

The Japanese government is preparing to launch a 6-month digital nomad visa in March for applicants earning over ¥10 million ($68,300), as reported by The Japan Times.

South Africa Nomad Visa

South Africa’s proposed nomad visa will allow remote workers with an income above 1 million rand ($55,000) to stay in the country for up to one year.

Nomad Pass

Frontier Airlines and Landing are teaming up to offer the new Nomad Pass. For $1,495 a month, passholders receive access to both Landing’s Standby apartment rental service and Frontier’s GoWild! unlimited flights program. (caveat: with Standby, users may be asked to move apartments with 72-hour notice, and GoWild passholders can only choose from last-minute flights.)

Cheap Travel Window

An analysis by Bounce found that travelers can save 70% or more on hotel costs when traveling during off-peak months, including in places such as Cairo, Chiang Mai, Athens, and the Maldives.

Foreign Companies Poaching Nomads

A new report from HR platform Deel shows that the number of U.S. workers taking jobs with foreign employers rose by 62% in 2023, with 85% of those roles being fully remote.

The Best Solutions for Handling Your Mail

You’ve got mail. But what do you do if you’re bouncing from city to city 2,000 miles away?

Over the last few years, several virtual mailbox companies have evolved to meet the needs of digital nomads. Here is a breakdown of six popular services: