Remote Work Cities
Practical reading path to pick a city where you can work reliably, stay within budget, and avoid common relocation mistakes.
Best for: Remote workers and freelancers planning a move in the next 3-6 months.
When to use: Use this if your top priorities are internet reliability, monthly budget, and day-to-day convenience.
Start here
- Start with budget-friendly city options.
- Validate internet and healthcare reliability.
- Use the pre-move checklist before booking.
Expected outcome: You finish with a short list of cities and a checklist for your move.
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