These Are the Top 10 Digital Nomad Spots in the World, According to Google

"In Colombia, travelers who intend to work remotely for a foreign company can apply for a Visa V Digital Nomads program. To apply, travelers must have a valid passport, have either a letter from their employer or a motivational letter explaining their entrepreneurial project, have a bank statement showing at least three months of wages, and have a health insurance plan that is valid in the country."

"The cost of living in Colombia may also be appealing. In a search, T+L spotted a variety of highly-rated and furnished one-bedroom apartments available on Airbnb for less than $500 per month throughout the city of Medellin. And within the country's capital of Bogotá, we spotted hundreds of one-bedroom apartments for less than $400 per month. When not working, Colombia offers an amazing variety of perks like exploring its coffee region, its enviable culinary scene, incredible islands, green spaces, and more."

Google research identifies Colombia as the top trending destination for digital nomads in 2026. Travelers can apply for a Visa V Digital Nomads program that requires a passport, an employer or motivational letter, proof of income, and health insurance. The visa lasts up to two years, but only foreign digital work is permitted and holders cannot work for Colombia-based companies. Medellin and Bogota offer furnished one-bedroom rentals for under $500 and $400 per month. Bogota, Cali, and Medellin ranked among the most affordable cities on rent, grocery, and restaurant indices. Colombia offers coffee regions, a strong culinary scene, islands, and green spaces. The U.S. State Department issues a Level 3 travel warning advising Americans to reconsider travel.

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