October 23, 2025Asian and Pacific migration journal

At home, everywhere and nowhere: Privilege, mobility and the digital nomad paradox in Southeast Asia

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Key challenges include feelings of dislocation among digital nomads as they navigate their mobility.
The study finds that fostering relationships and connecting with nature are essential for managing these challenges.
Insights were gathered from interviews with digital nomads across Southeast Asia, indicating unique cultural perceptions.
Implications for future work and lifestyle choices are significant, as this group redefines mobility and privilege.

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This note highlights challenges in mobility for digital nomads in Southeast Asia, illustrating feelings of dislocation and community relationships post COVID-19 pandemic.

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Gola et al. (2025) studied this question.

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This note highlights challenges in mobility for digital nomads in Southeast Asia, illustrating feelings of dislocation and community relationships post COVID-19 pandemic.

At home, everywhere and nowhere: Privilege, mobility and the digital nomad paradox in Southeast Asia

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At home, everywhere and nowhere: Privilege, mobility and the digital nomad paradox in Southeast Asia

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