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Southeast Asia loves digital nomads until the paperwork gets complicated

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Malaysia has tightened regulations on participants in the Network School, an experimental community for digital nomads and tech enthusiasts, raising questions about the region's approach to the 'future of work'. The initiative's ambiguity regarding visa statuses and its departure from traditional educational frameworks created compliance challenges. This situation is relevant for developers and tech professionals exploring remote work arrangements in Southeast Asia, highlighting the complexities of navigating evolving immigration policies and legal structures.

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