[nsmog767]

curious what does and doesn't constitute "nomad". e.g. I was based in Thailand and traveled around a lot for 2 years, which probably constitutes "nomad".

but then I moved to Spain and have been there pretty steady for 2 years. I fit a lot of "nomad" traits, except for the key definition: I haven't moved around.

There's a blurry line between "expat" and "nomad".

[pzo]

There has been interview with one of the owner of coworking space in Bali and he mentioned most of the people living digital nomad lifestyle for few years (2-4). Looking at my friends I would agree and either they moved back home after ~2 years or settled somewhere abroad (turned expat).

[iso1210]

What visa did you use in Thailand and/or Spain (assuming you don't have freedom of movement through your citizenship)

[notahacker]

In this case it appears to constitute "using nomadlist".