12 Cities for Digital Nomads with The Cheapest Rent 

Tens of thousands of people go to remote areas of the world to work while exploring new cities and cultures, which is increasing the number of digital nomads’ day by day. 

Without further ado, here are Cia Landlords’ recommendations for the 12 cheapest locations for digital nomads. 

12. Brasov, Romania

Romania is a fantastic option for anyone searching for a low-cost European country with a thriving digital nomad community, lots to do whatever your interests are, and fast WIFI. 

If you live in Brasov, which is a popular choice for remote workers, you can live a full life in Romania, with rent and bills included, for $1000 or less per month.

11. Georgia’s Tbilisi

Georgia is another widely-liked location for remote workers, in part because of the welcoming visa laws for visitors (especially Americans) and the “Remotely in Georgia” remote worker visa, as well as the convenient living circumstances.

In Tbilisi, you can maintain a comfortable standard of living for $1000 or less while still having access to first-rate WiFi and co working spaces. Foodies, especially wine connoisseurs, will be ecstatic because eating out is so inexpensive and there is delicious and intriguing cuisine to try.

10. San Jose, Costa Rica

The best place to begin your exploration of Costa Rica’s beaches and parks is San Jose, the country’s capital. In order to make it as simple as possible for remote employees to relocate there, the country offers a unique digital nomad visa.

Rent for a one-bedroom apartment for six months is £3,566 (or €4,094).

9. Slovenia’s Ljubljana

Explore this thriving university town with about 45,000 students and discover the magnificence of the ancient Ljubljana. Its position snuggled between Italy and Croatia makes it the ideal destination for those seeking European beauty without paying European prices.

Although the country doesn’t offer a specific visa for digital nomads, potential expats can still apply for other options like a Schengen visa to stay there for a lengthy amount of time.

Rent for a one-bedroom apartment for six months is £3,491 (or €4,007). 

8. Estonia’s Tallinn 

The capital of Estonia, a tiny Baltic republic, is Tallinn. A highly digital culture like Estonia is perfect for remote workers. Most government services are available online, and there are free Internet connections available across the city. 

A one-year visa is also available for digital nomads in the nation. 

Rent for a one-bedroom flat for six months is £3,437 (€3,942). 

7. Slovakia’s Bratislava 

This mediaeval city is located at the base of the Little Carpathians and spans the Danube. By boat, it takes 70 minutes to get to Vienna and two hours to get to Budapest. 

Although there is no specific visa for digital nomads in the nation, potential expats can apply for a temporary residence permit. 

Rent for a one-bedroom apartment for six months is £3,354 (or €3,847). 

6. Greece’s Athens 

This historic city mixes old-world charm with contemporary appeal. The city is filled with lively taverns and cafes as well as historic ruins. 

Greece’s calm Mediterranean environment makes it a fantastic destination for anyone who like nice weather. Additionally, the nation provides a two-year visa designed just for digital nomads. 

Rent for a one-bedroom flat for six months is £2,580 (€2,959). 

5. Latvia’s Riga 

Another Baltic gem, Riga, was founded in the 12th century. The Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, but there are also contemporary co-working spaces that are fully furnished. 

Remote workers are permitted to stay in Latvia for a year with a digital nomad visa. 

One-bedroom apartment for six months: £2,313 (€2,653) 

4. Hungary’s Budapest

Budapest is renowned for its deep historical roots, stunning architecture, and exciting nightlife. The city receives about 30 million visitors each year. The city is ideally situated to explore the continent because it lies in the heart of Europe and borders seven different countries. 

For digital nomads, Hungary issues a “white card.” You must first apply for it at your neighborhood’s Hungarian embassy. 

Rent for a one-bedroom flat for six months is £2,306 (€2,647). 

3. Santiago, Chile

The snow-capped Andes and the Chilean coastal range are just two examples of the mountains that surround Santiago. On the weekends, you can go surfing and skiing in the Andes. 

There is no specific visa for digital nomads in Chile. A 90-day tourist visa, which may be renewed for an additional 90 days (about 3 months) for €100, is what visitors can use to work instead. 

Rent for a one-bedroom flat for six months is £2,248 ($2,580). 

2. Colombia’s Bogota 

Bogota’s street art, museums, and architecture have a lot to offer cultural lovers. Beginning in October 2022, foreign employees employed outside of Colombia will be able to apply for a new digital nomad visa that will allow them to work remotely while staying in Colombia for up to two years. 

A one-bedroom apartment will cost you £1,818 (€2,087) for six months.

1. Ankara, Turkiye

It is the second-largest city in the nation after Istanbul and serves as Turkiye’s capital. With its stunning settings, it serves as a sophisticated metropolis and a great entry point to the rest of the country. 

For digital nomads, Turkiye does not have a specific visa, but you can apply for a residency permit. 

Rent for a one-bedroom apartment for six months is £1,303 (€1,504).