Madrid is the preferred destination for remote workers to develop their professional activities. This is reflected in a study carried out by Remotea global Human Resources company, which recently published the guide to top 100 world destinations to carry out this work model.
The study assesses factors such as quality of life, security, Internet infrastructure, economy and ease of getting around. And, as stated by Job Van der Voort, co-founder and CEO of Remote, ““Remote work allows professionals to maintain their careers where they feel most inspired, productive and balanced”. This year's list reflects not only the best places to live and work remotelybut also the evolving landscape of what remote professionals need to thrive in a post-pandemic world.”
As the concept of remote work has gone from a necessity to a lifestyle choice For many, the importance of selecting the right destination has never been more critical. For this reason, Remote has updated its latest list published in 2021, taking into account factors that reflect this reality, and CEO of Remote, ““Remote work allows professionals to maintain their careers where they feel most inspired, productive and balanced”. This year's list reflects not only the best places to live and work remotelybut also the evolving landscape of what remote professionals need to thrive in a post-pandemic world.”
As the concept of remote work has gone from a necessity to a lifestyle choice For many, the importance of selecting the right destination has never been more critical. For this reason, Remote has updated its latest list published in 2021, taking into account factors that reflect this reality, such as inflation or the availability of a visa for digital nomads, which more than 50 countries now offer.
The top 10 destinations for remote work include:
- Madrid Spain
- Madeira, Portugal
- Toronto Canada
- Auckland, New Zealand
- Tokyo Japan
- Paris France
- Portland (Maine), United States
- Taipei, China
- Stockholm, Sweden
- Reykjavík, Iceland
The complete list of the top 100 destinations, plus an interactive tool to find the best destinations based on personalized factors, is available at Remote.com.
In this context, Madrid offers the perfect combination of classical art, architecture and gastronomy, along with the ideal tax conditions for a remote worker visiting Spain. The city is famous for its mix of medieval romanticism and modern sophistication. Furthermore, Madrid residents stand out for being welcoming. However, other advantages that the country's capital offers to remote employees are low taxes and generous expat visa options, both for freelancers and remote employees.
