Traveling non-stop by the Flag Theory

Housing & Travel Tips

LATIN AMERICA

Have you wondered how you can start traveling non-stop?

After two years of studying all countries suitable for digital nomads worldwide, I started connecting the dots of which country serves which purpose best. As a perpetual nomad I‘ve been traveling non-stop since 2020. My initial goal was to get a residency in Paraguay, which is an attractive home base geographically as well as for business reasons.

Alexandra Allover traveling Paraguay
Alexandra Allover traveling Paraguay

How to get a second residency

Procedures to obtain additional residencies vary from country to country. After doing intense research it has become clear to me that, compared to other countries worldwide, Paraguay offers the easiest, fastet and cheapest residency to put down another flag.

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What is the Flag Theory?

The goal is to plant your flags in as many places as possible and diversify your life to secure your assets and live in freedom.

The idea is that every time you‘re in a new country, you plant a flat to diversify your life with regard to business, personal lifestyle, finances, investments, taxes etc.

Do you have more questions about the Flag Theory? Read my blog or contact me!

How do you work while traveling?

In order to work remotely, you need to find a niche that offers you the opportunity to work online. A great set-up is creating a US LLC, for example in Florida. Like this you can run your business from the United States while having your residency in Paraguay or another country with territorial tax system.

As a former teacher, I now coach students and parents online. It allows me to choose my own business hours and spend the rest of my time exploring different countries, education systems and alternative schooling methods.

I have also completed a certificate in journalism and am actively engaged in reporting and writing about life in South America.

This article by Nomad Stays® sums up my essential tips for long-term travel in South America.

Full-time travel

Traveling full-time is demanding and often stressful, but the incredible experiences make it worthwhile. I share personal impressions, interviews with locals and expats, and journalistic real-life stories through my blog and travel memoir. The photos and stories capture amazing moments, even while traveling affordably.

With a set budget per night, finding the best places to stay comfortably while ensuring a reliable internet connection has been both challenging and enjoyable. I’ve stayed in over 300 hotels and Airbnbs across South America, and I've developed travel hacks to help me discover the perfect spots.

Alexandra Allover expat South America
Alexandra Allover expat traveling South America

Having traveled non-stop across South America since 2020, I'm distilling my adventures into a travel memoir. As a journalist and author, I aim to provide insightful accounts of the highs and lows of my experiences.

You can currently catch glimpses of my journeys in blog form and on YouTube, with more to come in print and on Kindle.

Publishers seeking engaging narratives are welcome to get in touch.

Contact Alexandra Allover

Let’s chat about life in South America!

Reach out to me on social media for a casual conversation. If you’d like more time with both Paul and me, schedule a free 40-minute call. We’ll discuss traveling or relocating to Latin America and answer any questions you have.

For more in-depth knowledge about LLC creation and annual filings, schedule a call with Paul directly. His reviews from satisfied clients speak for themselves; he's an encyclopedia on residency and LLC matters.

Or use my email address Alexandra@AlexandraAllover.com

If you’re interested in my business…

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…as a teacher and academic coach, you can also reach out to me under:

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