From a practical point of view, I'd suggest doing more research on the visa or residency policies in those destinations. Apparently among the countries you listed, only Malta offers a Digital Nomad Visa. Apart from that, in some countries applying for a work visa requires sponsorship from a local employer. UK is one example, where many international students are not able to obtain work visas even after living there for several years. Meanwhile, some other countries, like Germany, allow the potential employee to apply for a work visa once they have a valid job offer from a local employer. If your German employer can help with relocation, this would be a more viable way. So in general, you need to find an overlap between a) a country offering a digital normad visa so you can enter and live there as a resident; b) a country with more friendly immigration rules so you can ultimately apply for permanent residency Of course there are other factors to consider, like the cost of living, tax, climate, diversity, time zone, etc. The list can grow as you gather more information. Good luck with your journey!