How we have worked with a consultative group called Expat in Croatia to help clarify burning questions about the Digital Nomad Process.

What to know when crossing international borders with your pets, whether that is by land, sea, or air.

“Vannah in Italy” is now “Vannah in Europe”. Read here to find out why.

The Unanticipated Visa Challenge on the Path to La Dolce Vita

K9 Jets booked, AirBnbs cancelled, a new lease for the year, and 4 days until we travel to Miami to interview with the consulate.

Before the grand plan materialized, I found myself in a Facebook group named "Chartered Air Travel with Pets." It's a haven for those who prefer their furry companions to fly in the lap of luxury, steering clear of the commercial plane's cargo hold. Certainly not an option for Baby Vannah!

Expediting a passport renewal, and obtaining a second copy.

A whole toolbox full of wrenches.

For people wishing to stay in Italy for more than 90 days, a long-term visa is required. Here’s what I know about this so far:

Italy has cast its enchanting spell on us during our frequent visits in recent years, evoking a recurring sentiment that whispers, "I could live here." Mikey echoes the sentiment, captivated by the stunning landscapes, ancient architecture, and, of course, the exquisite cuisine—reason enough in itself.