Find your next base.

The original nomad capital. Incredible food, fast internet, and a huge remote-work community.

Cafés, coworking, and rice paddies. Bali gets everything right except the traffic.

Chaotic, electric, and surprisingly easy to live in. World-class food and transport at a fraction of Western prices.

One of the cheapest cities on earth to live well in. Fast-paced, friendly, and full of great coffee shops to work from.

Underrated and undervisited. English is everywhere, internet is fast, and the food scene is genuinely world-class.

Beach city with big-city internet and small-town prices. A quieter alternative to Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh with a growing nomad scene.

Europe's most nomad-friendly capital. Great weather, strong community, and still affordable by EU standards.

Architecture, beaches, and a thriving startup scene. Expensive but worth it.

Visa-free for most passports up to a year, cheap rent, fast internet, and a wine culture that'll ruin you for everywhere else.

The cheapest capital in the EU with some of the best architecture in Europe. A serious option for nomads wanting European base without European prices.

The world's most digitally advanced country. Home of the original digital nomad visa and some of the best e-governance on earth.

Adriatic coastline, Roman ruins, and a Croatia Digital Nomad Visa that actually works. Best in spring and autumn before the tourists arrive.

World-class food, culture, and a booming creative scene. The best city in the Americas for nomads right now.

Eternal spring, low costs, and a fast-growing nomad community. Colombia's surprise hit.

European-style city at South American prices. Incredible food, nightlife, and culture — with an exchange rate that makes it one of the best value cities on earth right now.

Beach life with a surprisingly solid nomad infrastructure. Work in the morning, Caribbean Sea in the afternoon.

Home to some of the best restaurants in the world and a cost of living that makes it absurdly good value. The Miraflores and Barranco neighborhoods are made for nomads.

Stable, safe, and English-friendly with a new digital nomad visa. A gateway to some of the most biodiverse nature on earth without sacrificing connectivity.

Expensive but endlessly rewarding. The infrastructure, food, and safety are unmatched.

The fastest internet on earth, incredible food culture, and a tech scene that's hard to beat.

The most underrated nomad city in Asia. Blazing internet, cheap and incredible food, friendly locals, and a visa-free policy for most Western passports.

Slower pace than Tokyo, temples around every corner, and a quality of life that's hard to put a number on. For nomads who want to actually stop and breathe.

Japan's most approachable city. Cheaper than Tokyo, friendlier than Kyoto, and home to the best street food culture in the country.

China's most livable city and home of the giant panda. VPN is essential and the visa process is complex, but the cost of living and food scene make it worth the effort for the adventurous.