Mutual Futures

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A world to learn from.
A life to enjoy.

Travel can mean learning a skill, visiting family, joining a project or simply having a break. A shared work network could help people explore while keeping a connection to home.

An exploratory map of connected research and places

Check each trip on its own terms

The linked activity atlas is written for Australian passport holders. Entry permission and permission to work, teach, perform or research can be different. Each trip needs current information for the traveller's citizenship, destination and planned activity.

A journey might involveA distinct preparation question
Tourism and time awayEntry, duration, practical support and current destination advice.
Meetings or a conferenceThe intended activity, host invitation and applicable conditions.
Teaching, speaking or creative workWhether that specific activity and any payment are permitted.
Research or a pilotHost arrangements, project responsibilities, data, equipment and intellectual property.
A longer base overseasThe relevant residence, work, tax, insurance and business questions.
Sources for this section

P13 · Australian Visa & Activity Atlas S14 · Smartraveller

Keep a connection to home

A network of workplaces and learning partners could create opportunities to visit, host or collaborate from home. Some people would travel and others would stay local. Arrangements would need to cover support, responsibilities and returning to work.

A break can simply be a break

Time away might mean family, music, a festival, learning a language or doing very little. Intermittent Retirement is intended to leave room for a person's own reasons to take a break.

Sources for this section

P10 · The Long Game: Grain by Grain P12 · Global Founder Atlas

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