New survey: Budapest among the world’s best cities for digital nomads!

As employers around the world embrace remote working, the number of digital nomads is on the rise. Travelling the world and clocking in to work wherever there’s WiFi, digital nomads are sampling the lifestyles of the most fascinating cities on the globe. And a recent research shows Budapest is one of the best choices for digital nomads.

But moving abroad can be expensive. In some cities, the cost of living is eye-wateringly high with rent a particularly big concern. So where are the cheapest places for working travellers to live? A new research conducted by Solopress has analysed 30 cities across a variety of metrics such as the average monthly cost of living and the average Airbnb price per month, to reveal the cheapest locations for digital nomads to thrive. The study also includes the average hourly rate for freelancers, the cost of hotdesking per month and even Wifi speeds.

The 10 cheapest cities around the world for digital nomads to live in

Here are some key findings:

• Bangkok is the world’s cheapest city for a digital nomad to live in, with a total cost of living per month of £1,691.97 and the 4th lowest cost to hot desk for a month (£159)

• Istanbul is the No.1 city for creative digital nomads, with a low cost to hot desk at just £64 per month

• Hong Kong offers the best hourly rates for digital nomads pursuing a career in video editing at £49 an hour

You can view the full press release below or the full study via THIS link.

Research reveals the best cities on earth for creative digital nomads

New research by print company Solopress has revealed the best cities for creative digital nomads to live and work as well as the top locations for five of the most popular roles in the industry:

• 12,000 Google searches per month for “remote work” in the UK, and 6,000 for “digital nomad” show the popularity of the trend

• Istanbul is the No.1 city for creative digital nomads, with cost of living at just £444 per month.

• Hong Kong offers the best hourly rates for digital nomads pursuing a career in video editing at £49 an hour.

The creative workforce is on the move, as remote workers are showing an increased interest in wanting to sample a “digital nomad” lifestyle in cities all over the world. Solopress has analysed 30 cities across a variety of metrics to determine the best locations for creative digital nomads to reside. The study also analyses the top locations for five of the most popular creative roles in the creative industries. The full findings are available HERE.