Where do you want to live?

Portugal's capital pairs a mild Atlantic climate with one of Europe's most established remote-work and startup scenes, and English is widely spoken in the centre.

Quieter and more affordable than Lisbon, Porto draws remote workers and retirees who want the Portuguese lifestyle at a calmer pace.

Spain's capital offers big-city energy, fast transport links across Europe and a digital-nomad visa with a favourable tax option for new arrivals.

A coastal city that balances beaches, design culture and a deep startup ecosystem, making it a long-standing favourite for founders and remote workers.

Often cited as one of Europe's most liveable cities, Valencia offers a relaxed coastal pace that suits both remote workers and retirees.

Greece's capital combines deep history with one of Europe's lower-cost golden-visa routes and easy access to the islands.

Germany's capital is a major hub for skilled professionals and founders, with established freelancer and self-employment residence routes.

Estonia's capital is the original digital-government city, with a dedicated nomad visa and a streamlined path for online entrepreneurs.

English-speaking and EU-based, Malta is a small-island option with structured residency and tax programmes for newcomers.

Georgia's capital is known for long visa-free stays for many nationalities and a simple, low-tax regime for small businesses and freelancers.

A grand, affordable Central European capital that has become a popular base for remote workers wanting EU proximity at a lower cost.

Italy's business capital draws skilled professionals and high earners, and is the focal point for Italy's flat-tax regime for new residents.

The Italian capital combines an unmatched lifestyle with elective-residence and digital-nomad routes for those with steady income.

A Mediterranean, English-friendly business hub that has attracted tech and trading firms with its tax regime and relocation routes.

Straddling Europe and Asia, Istanbul anchors Turkey's property-linked routes to residency and citizenship by investment.

A zero-personal-income-tax city built around expatriates, with long-term Golden Visas and a dedicated remote-work route.

The UAE capital offers the same tax-free framework as Dubai with a quieter, more institutional feel and the same long-term residence routes.

A major Asian hub with long-stay options including retirement visas and the longer-term Thai privilege and remote-work routes.

A long-standing favourite of the digital-nomad community, known for its low cost of living and relaxed mountain-town pace.

Indonesia's best-known destination for remote workers, with a dedicated long-stay route and a large, well-served nomad community around Canggu and Ubud.

A leading global financial centre with employment and entrepreneur passes aimed at skilled professionals and founders.

An affordable, English-friendly Asian capital, home to the long-running Malaysia My Second Home programme and a growing nomad route.

Japan's capital draws skilled professionals and founders, with business-manager and highly-skilled-professional routes for qualifying applicants.

A vast, creative capital that has become a leading nomad base in the Americas, with temporary-resident routes based on income or savings.

A European-feeling South American capital with a low cost of living for foreign-currency earners and rentista and nomad routes.

Known for its spring-like climate year-round, Medellín has grown into a major nomad and retiree hub with income-based residency routes.

A US-dollar economy and regional hub, Panama is well known for its Pensionado retirement programme and friendly-nations residency route.

A stable, low-key capital often chosen for its strong institutions and a residency route that can lead to citizenship for committed residents.

A scenic coastal city that introduced a remote-work visa, popular with nomads during the Southern Hemisphere summer.