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Spain has been ranked as the top destination for digital nomads in 2025, offering the best conditions for remote workers. The country attracts digital nomads with its strong infrastructure, mild climate, affordable cost of living, and easy access to travel across Europe.
Key Factors in the Ranking
According to the VisaGuide Digital Nomad Index, countries were evaluated based on six key criteria:
- Internet speed – reliable connectivity for remote work.
- Tax policies – opportunities to work without excessive taxation.
- Income requirements for visas – accessibility of residency permits.
- Cost of living – affordability of rent, transport, and daily expenses.
- Quality of healthcare – level of medical services.
- Tourism popularity – availability of infrastructure for travelers.
Spain achieved the highest score, thanks to flexible visa policies, a warm climate, and strong digital nomad communities already established across the country.
Beyond Spain, Georgia is also gaining popularity among remote workers. While it did not make it into the top 10, the country offers one of the most convenient visa programs worldwide for digital nomads.
Why Georgia is an Ideal Destination for Remote Work
- "Remotely from Georgia" program allows foreigners from 95 countries to live and work in Georgia for up to one year without needing a residence permit.
- Low cost of living – renting an apartment in Tbilisi or Batumi is significantly cheaper than in Western Europe.
- Simple tax system – freelancers and entrepreneurs can register as small businesses and pay just 1% tax on income.
- High-speed internet – major cities and coastal regions offer stable 100+ Mbps connections.
- Thriving digital nomad community – coworking spaces, cafes, and networking events are active in Tbilisi, Kutaisi, and Batumi.
These factors make Georgia an attractive alternative to European destinations, offering easy legal stay options, low taxes, and a comfortable lifestyle for digital nomads.
Top 10 Best Countries for Digital Nomads in 2025
According to VisaGuide, the best destinations for remote workers this year include:
Spain – high quality of life, favorable tax policies, and strong infrastructure.
UAE – high-speed internet, zero taxes, and a warm climate.
Montenegro – affordable cost of living and flexible visa policies.
The Bahamas – tropical paradise with dedicated remote work programs.
Hungary – stable economy and growing opportunities for tech professionals.
Canada – low income thresholds for visa applications.
Romania – one of Europe’s most budget-friendly destinations.
Portugal – coastal lifestyle and digital nomad-friendly visa schemes.
Brazil – favorable tax policies and a booming tech scene.
Curaçao – a unique blend of beach living and remote work infrastructure.
Although Georgia is not officially included in the ranking, it remains one of the most accessible destinations for freelancers, thanks to low expenses, easy visa regulations, and a rapidly growing digital nomad scene.