Bangkok Ranked World's Top City for Remote Work in 2025
Thai capital leads global index with high-speed internet, affordable living, and supportive visa policies
Bangkok has been named the world's best city for remote work in 2025, according to a global index developed by experts at QR Code Generator.
The Thai capital achieved a score of 69.98 out of 100, excelling in areas such as internet speed, cost of living, and accessibility to remote work visas.
The index evaluated cities based on multiple factors, including digital infrastructure, affordability, and quality of life.
Bangkok's high-speed internet, averaging 250 Mbps, and relatively low monthly living costs, estimated at 786 USD, contributed to its top ranking.
The city's vibrant culture, diverse cuisine, and modern amenities further enhance its appeal to digital nomads and remote professionals.
In response to the growing trend of remote work, Thailand introduced the Destination Thailand Visa (DTV) in 2024.
This multiple-entry visa allows digital nomads, freelancers, and remote workers to live and work in the country for up to five years, supporting modern travel trends and stimulating the Thai economy.
Following Bangkok, Bucharest, Romania secured the second position with a score of 65.62, recognized for its accessible remote work visa process and rich architectural heritage.
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil ranked third with a score of 62.35, benefiting from strong local purchasing power.
Buenos Aires, Argentina and Beijing, China completed the top five, noted for their affordability and robust internet connectivity, respectively.
The rankings reflect the evolving preferences of remote workers seeking destinations that offer a balance of connectivity, cost-effectiveness, and cultural experiences.
The Thai capital achieved a score of 69.98 out of 100, excelling in areas such as internet speed, cost of living, and accessibility to remote work visas.
The index evaluated cities based on multiple factors, including digital infrastructure, affordability, and quality of life.
Bangkok's high-speed internet, averaging 250 Mbps, and relatively low monthly living costs, estimated at 786 USD, contributed to its top ranking.
The city's vibrant culture, diverse cuisine, and modern amenities further enhance its appeal to digital nomads and remote professionals.
In response to the growing trend of remote work, Thailand introduced the Destination Thailand Visa (DTV) in 2024.
This multiple-entry visa allows digital nomads, freelancers, and remote workers to live and work in the country for up to five years, supporting modern travel trends and stimulating the Thai economy.
Following Bangkok, Bucharest, Romania secured the second position with a score of 65.62, recognized for its accessible remote work visa process and rich architectural heritage.
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil ranked third with a score of 62.35, benefiting from strong local purchasing power.
Buenos Aires, Argentina and Beijing, China completed the top five, noted for their affordability and robust internet connectivity, respectively.
The rankings reflect the evolving preferences of remote workers seeking destinations that offer a balance of connectivity, cost-effectiveness, and cultural experiences.
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