How would you like to get access to a global social safety net on the internet, complete with a “digital country”, with its own passport, tax system, retirement pension, healthcare, and visa access to foreign countries? Find out how in this episode.
How would you like to get access to a global social safety net on the internet, complete with a “digital country”, with its own passport, tax system, retirement pension, healthcare, and visa access to foreign countries?
The co-founders of SafetyWing have big plans, including Plumia, an internet country founded on who you are and what you believe, rather than where you’re from.
Plumia’s current focus is unlocking borders and expanding global mobility rights to as many people as possible. First up is the Nomad Border Pass, which will provide visa-free travel for up to 10+ countries (as early as 2025).
Then, the Plumia digital passport is on the way, with an anticipated launch date of 2032.
In this episode of the Traveling with Kristin podcast, Kristin Wilson chats with the Executive Director of Plumia, Lauren Razavi, to tell us all about their plan. Lauren is a technologist, political scientist, and global citizen who’s been working remotely since 2010 and "nomading" since 2013.
Tune in to learn about the new digital country that’s taking the internet by storm, and how you can be a part of it right now!
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Executive Director, Plumia
Lauren Razavi is a technologist, political scientist, and global citizen. The child of a refugee, she was an early adopter of remote work and has lived as a digital nomad since 2013.
Lauren is Executive Director of Plumia, an innovation lab that aims to build a country on the internet, as featured in TIME Magazine. The lab is part of SafetyWing (Y Combinator 2018), an all-remote tech company where Lauren works across media, strategy, and investor relations.