Country and city guides
Where in the world to nomad code
Each guide covers what you need to land and work from day one: entry and visas, connectivity and power, where to stay for a month, walkable areas to talk to your agent, food, monthly costs and the practical details.
Thailand
One of the easiest countries to work remotely from for a month: you enter visa-free, get around with Grab, and every city has air-conditioned cafés, good wifi and cheap food.
Bangkok
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Cuba
For people who can work in stretches without power or connection in exchange for living Havana for real: everything is paid in cash, data comes through the tourist SIM and you choose the house for its backup power. In 2026 the fuel crisis complicates everything, so check the situation before booking.
Havana
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Dominican Republic
The Caribbean for a working month: fiber where you would actually stay, monthly rentals, and a choice between a capital with a metro and a beach town on foot.
Las Terrenas · Punta Cana · Santo Domingo
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Indonesia
Bali is one of the easiest places in Asia to land and code by voice: rentals with a desk and good wifi, coworkings with call booths, and rice-field paths for dictating on foot.
Bali
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Malaysia
For a low-drama working month in Southeast Asia: 90 visa-free days for many passports, English everywhere, modern flats with solid wifi and food that alone justifies the trip.
Kuala Lumpur
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