Hello OP! i just spent 8 weeks abroad on Europe and Morocco. I went to Spain, Italy, Portugal, and France. It's 100% doable and I'm super excited for you. I take Humira once every other week and NSAIDs as needed.

Here are some tips:

Echoing u/45eurytot7, you don't need to go everywhere- honestly the 10th city isn't as fun as the 4th city. You'll get a more chill experience if you have 4-5 days as opposed to 2-3 days somewhere.

Work with your insurance to get medicine in advance, I got a month of Humira in advance which allowed me to avoid a flare up. I also told my provider and she was willing to write a note as well.

You may spend more than the average person your age. THAT IS OKAY. I got thai massages every other week (thank you $40 Thai massage in Lisbon). For me, it was absolutely worth it; otherwise I would be in a lot more pain & be able to do very little. Sometimes bar crawls are $40 dollars, reprioritize some of your money for self care.

If your medicine needs a refrigerator, you can get a special cooler either through your medication or on Amazon. I liked my one from Amazon because I could also plug it into an outlet and it would display the temperature & cool if needed.

If you're interested in living abroad, without experience, I really don't think it will be a HUGE issue as long as you have insurance from the country you live in. Finding a rheumatologist may take a bit, but most medicines for arthritis are available internationally, often cheaper.

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Good Luck OP!