Attention digital nomads, this is officially the most affordable European capital for you

Digital nomads are those who can do their work from anywhere in the world. If only they have access to the Internet. If you're flirting with this type of lifestyle but aren't quite sure yet, you may be pleased to hear that you can test the lifestyle at no great cost.

The list of countries that offer digital nomad visas is getting longer every day. But each of them has different requirements. In addition, there are living expenses, which in some cases can climb to the heights. Norton Finance in a recent survey, he determined which European capital is the most favorable for the life of digital nomads. To do this, experts evaluated 184 countries and ranked them based on the average price of rent, utilities, transportation, food, gym and internet memberships, and the cost of round-trip flights.

It topped the list Skopje, which is famous as an affordable tourist destination. The capital of North Macedonia has favorable public transport and low rents, which strongly tipped the scales in its favor. A monthly ticket for public transport is said to be as much as eight times cheaper than the one in London.

It's in second place Sarajevo, the charming capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina. A one-room apartment in the city center costs an average of 275 euros per month. Chisinau in Moldova is in third place, and you will pay only 1.30 euros for a glass of beer. Yes, this was also taken into account in the research.

On the other side of the spectrum are cities like Copenhagen and Dublin, which are among the most expensive to live in Europe. Rent here is on average about five times higher than in the cities at the top of the list.

Digital nomads, this is where you will most conveniently live and work remotely:

Skopje, North Macedonia

Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Chisinau, Moldova

Sofia, Bulgaria

Bucharest, Romania

Belgrade, Serbia

Budapest, Hungary

Warsaw, Poland

Vilnius, Lithuania

Riga, Latvia