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There are a number of Caribbean countries that have a digital nomad visa with just that in mind. ( https://www.caribbeanandco.com/caribbean-digital-nomad-visa-... )

The tricky bit with all of this is the company that you work for and if your presence in that country while working establishes a tax nexus there.

Kansas is the anti digital nomad place. https://kansaspolicy.org/rethinking-taxes-around-remote-work...

> Kansas has policies that could deter remote work and are deterring greater interstate work with our neighbors. Kansas requires employer withholding for people working in the state just for one day, which creates an annoying hurdle for companies trying to operate even in a small capacity in Kansas. In 2020, the Kansas legislature considered a bill that would have extended the withholding requirement period to 30 days, but the proposal died.