
Mapping a family move abroad + reflections on, Greece, community & travel
About this episode
Nick Hahn has been leading remote teams for two decades at companies like IBM, Invision, and Meta - but like many people, now that he has location independence, he’s starting to map out a long term move abroad with his partner and their three children. Today Nick and Chase sit down to reflect on their recent experience traveling together in Greece, as well as Nick’s family’s recent “summer test run” of a life abroad, and all the push/pull factors, concerns, and plans, associated with moving their family to a foreign country. Finally, we also dive into the concept of citizenship by descent via Italy and Hungary, which can provide many non-Europeans with a path to long term residency in Europe.
Connect with and follow Nick here:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/nickhahn/
For more information on citizenship by descent in Italy, listen to our interview with Anthony here: https://pod.fo/e/139e46
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