With the rise of remote work, digital nomadism is becoming more popular by the day. This lifestyle allows you to work from anywhere in the world and it all starts with picking the perfect destination.
Cost of Living
You should opt for a destination with a low cost of living—ideally one where you’ll be spending less or not much more than you would if you were living in your home country.
Visa Requirements
Before deciding to stay in a certain country-long term, figure out its visa requirements. Opt for the countries where you can easily get a visa or where you don’t need it at all if you’re sticking around for one to three months.
Internet Reliability
Most digital nomads work online and you’ll have trouble conducting your work in a country where you can’t find a reliable internet connection for cheap.
Local Culture
Digital nomads usually stick around in one country for much longer than other travelers. After a while, you’ll start feeling like a local, and that’s much easier to do if you’re interested in the local culture and there isn’t a huge language barrier.
Fun Experiences
All work and no play is not a good combination for digital nomads. First and foremost, you should opt for a destination that offers a lot of interesting places and fun activities to explore.