Remote-work guide
If your team or clients sit in Central European Time, the wrong timezone turns every standup into a 2 a.m. call. These bases are ranked on being online for the whole CET workday, and scored on how liveable the local hours you would keep actually are.
Great: Internet, City & food
Great: Internet, City & food
Great: Internet, Community
Great: City & food, Safety
Great: Internet, City & food
Great: Internet, Safety
Great: City & food, Timezone
Great: Internet, Community
They run $1,045 to $3,800 a month all in, housing included, for the setup this guide assumes.
Only 3 points separate the first from the last, so treat this as a shortlist to choose from rather than a winner and seven runners-up.
Most of them share the same character: City life, Food, Culture.
8 of them list a dedicated nomad or remote-work visa. Eligibility and other long-stay routes vary, so check the official rules before relying on it.
8 are inside their own best months for this period, rather than merely tolerable.
They sit in 7 different countries.