Want to move abroad? These 8 cities are the best for remote work

As countries around the world loosen their travel restrictions, it may be time to contemplate a far-flung move — especially if you’re able to work remotely. 

More than half of employees say the ability to live somewhere else is a major benefit of working remotely, according to a survey by MoneyTransfers.com, a money transfer comparison tool. A separate survey by the Harris poll found that 55% of millennials are considering moving abroad, due to factors like cost of living, a better quality of life, and the ability to have new experiences. 

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As more employers transition to a fully-remote workforce, the world has become employees’ oyster when it comes to finding the perfect place to live. MoneyTransfers.com analyzed the best cities around the world to live and work, naming locales in Spain, Portugal and Romania among ideal locations. 

“The appeal of remote working is telling: people feel it gives them more control over their working hours and how it fits into their lives,” Jonathan Merry, CEO of MoneyTransfers.com said in a release. “As for the best place to work remotely, there are always going to be different priorities that make somewhere the most suitable choice for someone.”  

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Several of the cities on the list boast low cost of living, easy Visa requirements, pleasant weather and a robust social scene. The list was compiled based on factors like Wifi speeds, availability of coworking spaces, average price of an apartment and the average hours of sunshine. See which cities made the list: