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Ignacio Nieto Carvajal

Digital Nomad Guide to Antalya, Turkey

Digital Nomad Guide to Antalya, Turkey

After a long period of inactivity due to the COVID pandemic, we have started to travel again. Antalya, on the south coast of Turkey, has been our destination of choice. We spent there the whole month of July. So is Antalya a good spot for digital nomads? Well, let’s

How to apply to become an e-Resident of Lithuania

How to apply to become an e-Resident of Lithuania

As you know, I applied to become a Lithuanian e-Resident recently. The e-Residency program of Lithuania is not as polished as its Estonian counterpart yet, but I consider myself an early adopter of these initiatives. The process is still not completely intuitive, and there are some rough edges to polish.

What they really fear in Hungary

What they really fear in Hungary

Disclaimer: this is a very raw and opinionated post, and I use very explicit language. If you don’t like to hear about LGBTQIA stuff, sexual education/orientation topics, or faint on the idea of a kid being taught about gender identities and sexual orientations, you may want to skip

The e-Residency program of Lithuania just launched, but it's still in its early alpha stage.

The e-Residency program of Lithuania just launched, but it's still in its early alpha stage.

I just became a Lithuanian e-Resident. For those of you who still don’t know about it, Lithuania launched a program similar to Estonian’s digital nation. It was approved on January 2021, but the application process was not open until June 21. After the pioneering program from Estonia proved

Why losing 130,000€ made me the happiest man alive (Part 3)

Why losing 130,000€ made me the happiest man alive (Part 3)

Welcome to the third (and final!) part of the post series “Why losing 130,000€ made me the happiest man alive”! For those of you who missed the first and second parts, in these articles I describe how I amended the biggest mistake of my youth (buying a house). I

The sleeping generation

The sleeping generation

I try to avoid reading the news from Spain. Since I left, I have the feeling that my country is at a perpetual standstill. The same political quarrels, the same old arguments, the same stale stories, Isabel Pantoja, Catalonia, Lefts and Rights. Nothing really changes. Today, however, I made an

Why losing 130,000€ made me the happiest man alive (Part 2)

Why losing 130,000€ made me the happiest man alive (Part 2)

Welcome to the second part of the post series “Why losing 130,000€ made me the happiest man alive”! For those of you who missed the first part, in these articles I describe how I amended the biggest mistake of my youth (buying a house). Cue the dramatic intro music…