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For American digital nomads & expats

Research the world like you mean it.

AbroadChart turns the questions every American abroad asks, What does it cost? Can I stay legally? What about taxes and my US bank?, into interactive, data-backed dashboards. Built city by city, country by country. Start at the City Finder to compare everything in one table, or browse the individual research dashboards below.

Guides and rankings

Research dashboards

9 dashboards are live, more are on the way.

πŸ’° Money

🌍 Living

πŸ“‹ Practical

City profiles

A few featured cities, use the City Finder to browse and compare all 163.

MedellΓ­n

Colombia

The City of Eternal Spring offers year-round mild weather, a large nomad community in El Poblado and Laureles, and one of the lowest costs of living among major nomad hubs.

South America $1,400/mo

Tbilisi

Georgia

Georgia's capital combines a 365-day visa-free stay for Americans, very low costs, and a fast-growing expat scene, with territorial taxation for many remote workers.

Central Asia & Caucasus $1,200/mo

Chiang Mai

Thailand

The original digital nomad capital: abundant coworking spaces, excellent food, and rock-bottom living costs, offset by burning-season air quality from February to April.

Southeast Asia $1,100/mo

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Country profiles

Two in-depth featured guides, browse all 103 country profiles β†’

Portugal

Western Europe's most popular expat destination for Americans: the D8 digital nomad visa, a path to EU citizenship in 5 years, and mild Atlantic weather, at rising but still moderate costs.

Europe (Schengen) moderate cost

Paraguay

One of the easiest permanent residencies in the Americas plus pure territorial taxation: foreign-source income is not taxed, and residency can lead to citizenship in 3 years.

South America low cost

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