Pyongyang🇰🇵

Forget what you think you know about affordability – this city is genuinely cheap, with a 1-bedroom apartment in the center going for just $50 a month, and a decent meal for $5. But this isn't for your average digital nomad. The "nomad community" is non-existent, visa ease is "impossible," and English proficiency is low. Internet speed is effectively zero, and even basic reliability is a struggle. While there's a single coworking space, don't expect to be doing much remote work. Healthcare is basic, safety is a concern (according to travel advisories), and walkability is low. It's a place for those on highly specialized, government-sanctioned assignments, if anyone. The honest caveat? You'll be under constant surveillance, with virtually no personal freedom or digital access. Your lifestyle will be dictated, not chosen.