"RECOMMENDED: These are the top U.S. cities for business travel-we're not surprised by number one Bangkok, Thailand takes the crown with a Digital Nomad Score of 68.09. Living costs average $1,516 per month-not dirt cheap, but worth it for the city's buzzing nomad network (a perfect 5.0 community score). Street food, coworking hubs and endless energy make Thailand's capital hard to beat."
"The under-the-radar city of Nakhon Ratchasima, also in Thailand, comes in at number two. It's practically a steal at just $1,033 per month and offers the fastest internet speeds on the list (105 Mbps). Smaller, cheaper and insanely well-connected, it's basically Bangkok's little sibling with better Wi-Fi."
"At $2,936 per month, Dubai, UAE, isn't for penny-pinchers. But the city makes up for it with futuristic architecture, top-tier infrastructure and a thriving nomad scene (community score: 4.75). Imagine hopping off a Zoom call and straight into the world's most extravagant skyline."
Cities are evaluated on cost of living, connectivity, cultural offerings, healthcare, environmental quality and local nomad engagement to rank digital nomad hotspots for 2025. Bangkok leads with a Digital Nomad Score of 68.09, monthly living costs around $1,516 and a perfect 5.0 community score, supported by street food, coworking hubs and vibrant energy. Nakhon Ratchasima ranks second with $1,033 monthly costs and the fastest internet at 105 Mbps. Dubai charges higher costs ($2,936) but offers futuristic architecture, top-tier infrastructure and a strong nomad community. Porto appeals with riverside cafés, old-world architecture and streamlined visa options. Sydney is the priciest at $3,721 monthly yet remains attractive to nomads.
Read at Time Out United States
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