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Where 1.0 focused on discovery, 2.0 helps you hit the ground running in your new place featuring information on, SIMs, Money, somewhere to live, getting around, and places to work.


All good feedback, thanks! I purposefully started out basic to test if this is something people wanted. The payment is low enough to allow for this. The goal was to launch then iterate. I've noted what you'd look for.

All future updates are included which you can track here: https://remotechoice.co/roadmap

Countries will also be added as I go, so watch this space.

Thanks again for your feedback!


Glad it was useful. I hadn't realised how early-stage the website was... I think you can read my puzzlement in the comment :) The roadmap looks good and I look forward to seeing a updated version sometime!

(Btw, I remotely work myself, so if the website is useful would find it a great resource.)


That's good feedback, thanks. This is mostly for people already working remotely. First is getting basic country information in one place (fact, visas, etc.), then information on getting settled, such as how to rent or open a bank account.

If you like, you can check the roadmap to keep an eye on progress: https://remotechoice.co/roadmap


Absolutely! This is just the beginning. Just figuring out the right way to capture feedback, and we'll get started, iterating based on what people request.


Thank you!


Thank you!


Unubo makes it easy for you to track progress by bringing metrics from your favourite tools into one place.

It currently pulls data from:

- Stripe - Mailchimp - Twitter - Google Analytics

It then presents the information in a way for you to quickly glance the metrics that matter. Let me know what you think!


Thanks for sharing this! So, you're now stopping to work on your startup? You won't move it to another jurisdiction?


Thank you, added! Quite unique for a typically closed off country like Japan to offer this.


Based on the success of Silicon Valley, an increasing number of countries are trying to make it attractive for startups to be based within their shores.

They do this through startup visas, special programs and economic zones - here's a list of them.


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