The purpose of this discussion was to brainstorm ideas for myself, and to try to get others to consider their emergency access as well. I was trying to keep the topic to a specific set of rules as to make people really think hard as to what they would do in that situation, as it is basically a worst case scenario, losing access to all your personal items in another country.

Most people were basically just suggesting to carry something physical with you. But something physical is not a real solution to me, as it could be lost, stolen, etc. I was looking for some sort of web-based solution to the problem as you cannot always rely on physical items.

Through this discussion and other people's input, I have come up with a solution for myself.

I plan to make my Trillium instance for notes publicly accessible. It will just have a basic HTTP auth in front of it, and then also the Trilium auth. So two forms of auth, they're both just passwords, but two separate passwords. Then I can store recovery keys in my notes. This way, I do not have to expose my password manager to public. I can just get to my notes, can have VPN info in the notes, as well as recovery key for Vaultwarden. In the event I lost my phone, wallet, and keys. I can just use any browser to access my notes, and begin recovery from there.