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Sri Lanka tops list of affordable destinations for Digital Nomads Cost of living (rent, food, transport and utility bills) per month Rank Countries GBP USD Sri Lanka £491.00 $624.00 2 Argentina £573.00 $728.00 3 Colombia & North Macedonia £578.00 $734.00 4 Indonesia £591.00 $751.00 5 Malaysia £649.00 $824.00 6 Brazil £677.00 $860.00 7 Ecuador £694.00 $882.00 8 South Africa £738.00 $937.00 9 Cabo/Cape Verde £746.00 $948.00 10 Albania £747.00 $948.00 11 Thailand £755.00 12 Romania £765.00 $959.00 $972.00 A Digital nomad visa is a temporary residence permit that allows remote workers and freelancers to live and work in a foreign country for an extended period while conducting their work online. The availability of digital nomad visas in numerous countries worldwide, along with the substantial remote workforce, including over 5Mn Brits and 16Mn Americans, offers an invaluable opportunity for flexible and location-independent work. Among the 50 countries offering digital nomad visas, Sri Lanka stands out as the best value for money, boasting an average monthly cost of living at USD 624.0. This represents a 14% savings in disposable income compared to the second most affordable country on the list. First Capital A Janashakthi Group Company The USA is one of the expensive countries for day-to-day living, with costs exceeding USD 2,000 per month. Their healthcare system is notably the most expensive, with citizens spending over 40% more per person compared to other countries. The UK is ranked 16th among the most expensive countries to live in, with an average cost of living exceeding USD 1,800. In 2022, households in the UK experienced significant increases in fuel and energy bills, along with soaring prices in grocery stores. Source: Flamingo 14
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