Riyadh🇸🇦

Living here as a digital nomad is certainly unique. You're looking at genuinely affordable rent, with a 1-bedroom in the center costing around $800, dropping to $500 outside. This affordability extends to food too; a cheap meal is $5, and even a mid-range restaurant won't break the bank at $20. Groceries are manageable at $280 monthly. So, if your top priority is stretching your money, this city delivers. Internet is a surprisingly strong point, with speeds averaging 180 Mbps – very solid for remote work. Infrastructure is generally reliable, and with 15 coworking spaces, finding a dedicated work environment isn't an issue. Safety is high (index of 75). However, don't come expecting a bustling nomad scene; the community is small, and English proficiency is low, making daily life and networking a bit more challenging. The biggest hurdle is undeniably the "hard" visa ease, so be prepared for some administrative heavy lifting. This place suits budget-conscious nomads prioritizing savings over a vibrant social scene or easy entry.