Istanbul, the vibrant and historical city located at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, has become an increasingly popular destination for digital nomads. With its rich culture, stunning architecture, and booming startup scene, Istanbul offers a unique and exciting experience for those looking to live and work remotely.
One of the key factors that draws digital nomads to Istanbul is its relatively low cost of living compared to other major European cities. While prices in Istanbul have been on the rise in recent years, it still remains an affordable option for those on a remote work budget.
In terms of housing, shared apartments in popular neighborhoods like Beyoglu, Kadikoy, and Besiktas can range from $300 to $600 per month, depending on the size and location of the apartment. Co-living spaces are also becoming increasingly popular in Istanbul, offering a more social and community-focused living experience for digital nomads.
Food and dining in Istanbul are also very affordable, with a meal at a local restaurant costing between $5 to $10. For those looking to cook at home, groceries are relatively inexpensive, with a week’s worth of groceries costing around $50 to $70.
Transportation in Istanbul is also relatively cheap, with a single ride on public transportation costing around $0.75. For those looking to explore the city on a budget, there are plenty of affordable options such as walking or biking around the city.
In terms of coworking spaces, Istanbul has a growing number of options for digital nomads looking for a place to work. These spaces offer a range of amenities such as high-speed internet, meeting rooms, and networking events, with prices ranging from $100 to $200 per month.
Overall, Istanbul offers a fantastic combination of affordability, culture, and excitement for digital nomads looking to experience a new and dynamic city. With its low cost of living, vibrant startup scene, and rich history, Istanbul is a fantastic option for those looking to live and work remotely in a new and exciting environment.
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I'm traveling as a Nomad for the first time and a little uncomfortable. Your video has helped me get confidence
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House plants in an expat's home. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FMlJRjgWAOA
HOW MUCH IN $$$ WAS THIS FISH IN RESTAURANT WITH PARENTS PLEASE ?
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Turkish food so delicious agreed.
Your videography is so fantastic that it feels beyond formal travel channel levels! It also puts other travel vloggers to shame. Thank you for sharing your amazing talents.
Hello, Can you please to find English Teaching Job In Turkey (Istanbul, Ankara, Izmir, etc…)
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Turkey is an amazing country if you don’t earn in lira. You can live your life to the fullest for 2000 dollars per month.
First time I’ve watched your vlog and you had me in stitches… love your attitude!
Geisha is not a prostitute, performer..
My lord its super cheap!
Por favor, subtítulos en español. Me interesa su canal.
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Today in Turkiye taxis start @ 7 bucks – inflation is dealing with the economy. Sad.
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I'm a 60yr old youngster from Cape Town South Africa, who still wanna try/do stuff even after a knee replacement. Therefore I started a YouTube channel, and still struggling getting it to grow…rather late hey! I gonna also research this digital nomad thing you're doing. Wanna try different hustle options, since I don't wanna stay a victim of this pandemic.
Yor bio is very interesting on how you started your journey with £500. Wow! That's just over ZAR10K.
You care to advise me on how you hustled? Wanna share with my son of 29(almost)?
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