The Best Countries for Digital Nomads
Looking to start your digital nomad adventure? Whether you’re looking to work from your laptop in a bustling city, on a tropical beach, or on a majestic mountain, the possibilities to work and live the life of your dreams are endless.
With the fast Wi-Fi, long visas, and great healthcare, traveling the world while working remotely has never been this easy. Discover destinations to begin your adventure, and make your digital nomad dream come to life.
Thailand
Thailand has become a popular destination for remote workers, with the country launching a digital nomad visa in 2024, according to Travel + Leisure. Thailand is known for its low cost of living, incredible street food, Western options, and variety of places to explore. Chiang Mai is a top hub for digital nomads, offering many co-living and co-working spaces. Additionally, scenic islands like Phuket and Koh Phangan attract many remote workers.
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Vietnam
Vietnam has a thriving cafe culture, perfect for working with a coconut in hand and free Wi-Fi. The country also boasts affordable, modern villas, delicious street food, and a three-month visa for remote workers. With beautiful beaches, bustling cities, emerald green rice terraces, and scenic mountains, the country has plenty to explore.
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Bali
Bali, an Indonesian island known for its breathtaking beaches and rich culture, is a hotspot for travelers and remote workers, Lonely Planet explains. The island is famous for its iconic bamboo structures and is also recognized as a haven for wellness and spirituality. Whether you’re seeking relaxation or rejuvenation, Bali offers a peaceful environment to disconnect and reset.
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Portugal
With its picturesque streets and affordable establishments, Lisbon is a magnet for young creatives and entrepreneurs. The city features top-notch cafes, a variety of co-working spaces, and a thriving community of meetups and parties — making it a top destination for digital nomads.
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Georgia
Georgia offers visa-free entry for citizens of over 90 countries, allowing stays for up to a year. In the capital, Tbilisi, visitors can find marvelous monasteries, savor mouthwatering local dishes, and enjoy the city’s trendy cafes and nightlife scene. For a more relaxed atmosphere by the sea, Batumi is the perfect location to base yourself.
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Spain
Spain offers a digital nomad visa that lets foreigners live and work for up to five years. In Barcelona, visitors can enjoy endless events and a relaxed beach vibe. Digital nomads can also appreciate great weather and lower prices compared to other European destinations. Spain’s Canary Islands are a flourishing hub for adventurers, especially Tenerife, which is known for surfing.
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Italy
In Italy, you can enjoy a slow pace of life, top-tier healthcare, and a rich variety of foods, USA Today reports. Digital nomads can indulge in pizza, pasta, and an abundance of fresh produce. With breathtaking landscapes and infinite opportunities for outdoor activities, it’s an ideal spot for digital nomads seeking both work and adventure.
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Costa Rica
Costa Rica is known for its pura vida lifestyle. The country offers stunning beaches and lush forests — ideal for digital nomads who love the outdoors. Costa Rica offers a laid-back vibe, which promotes wellbeing, while its excellent universal healthcare system focuses on preventive care.
The world is filled with incredible places waiting to be discovered. For those who have dreamed of working remotely and immersing themselves in a new culture, there’s never been a better time. With reliable Wi-Fi and unlimited co-working spaces available in so many destinations, the digital nomad lifestyle is more accessible than ever. All that’s left to do is choose a destination and book your flight.
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