Digital Nomads like you tell you why Andalusia should be your next destination:
Technology
Audiovisual
Agrotech
Headhunters
Sustainability
The eight joys of being a digital nomad in Andalusia.
Good weather all year round
Average temperatures of 18ºC and 300 days of sunshine
Safe Destination
A surprising destination with all the guarantees and assurances of continental Europe.
Open, Friendly Character
In Andalusia, everyone is welcome
Leisure
Nightlife, sports, culture… and happiness!
Natural paradise
There is so much joy to be found in our landscapes, make it yours
Infrastructure
Enjoy one of the best technological and economic networks in Spain.
Privileged location
Connected by air, land and sea with the rest of the world.
Full connectivity
Direct connection to 50 countries and 160 cities
DECALOGUE
- Access to all amenities: daily housekeeping, room service, gym, spa, food service....
- Reliable, fast and secure internet connection.
- Work spaces equipped with desks, ergonomic chairs and power outlets.
- Networking and social events where you can meet other nomads in your industry or professionals with similar interests.
- Diversity of work environments so you never fall into monotony.
- Central location, with easy access to restaurants, stores and local activities.
- Maximum security, as the facilities are usually equipped with surveillance systems and personnel.
- 24/7 reception service with which you can feel supported in case of any problem or inconvenience.
- Possibility of expanding your network of contact with clients and hotel staff, as well as receiving first-hand information about the region.
- Competitive rates for long stays.
Discover the best Andalusian cities for digital nomads
Málaga
Located on the south of the Mediterranean coast
1.761.893 inhabitants
More than 160 kilometers of coastline and more than 15 protected areas.
Seville
Capital of Andalusia and the largest province in the community.
1,964,651 inhabitants
Great diversity of landscapes, natural spaces and cultural offerings.
Cádiz
Located in the south of the Iberian Peninsula, bathed by the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea.
1,246,781 inhabitants
More than 260 kilometers of coastline and a vast historical and cultural value.
Granada
Located on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea and in the heart of the Penibetic mountain range.
937,053 inhabitants
In addition to its natural beauty, Granada offers its visitors portraits of centuries and centuries of history.
Huelva
Located in the west of Andalusia, bathed by the Atlantic Ocean.
533,272 inhabitants
Film-like landscapes that extend from the mountains to the beaches.
Jaén
Located in the northeast of the community, it is considered the gateway to Andalusia
575,165 inhabitants
Imposing natural landscapes in which the Mediterranean vegetation and olive trees are the protagonists
Almería
Located to the southeast of the peninsula, on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea
754,444 inhabitants
A coastline of more than 200 kilometers of extension coexists with the desert, creating a landscape that makes Almeria unique in the world
Córdoba
Located in the north-central part of Andalusia
772,739 inhabitants
Natural landscapes bathed by the tributaries of the Guadalquivir, leaving aside the mountainous area and the flat countryside
Do you have any questions about what you need in order to live and work in Andalusia? Visit our Frequently Asked Questions section
It’s no coincidence that four of our cities are found in the top 15 on the Nomad List.
Discover the part of Andalusia that best suits what you’re looking for!
Andalusia offers a unique combination of history, culture, stunning scenery and a pleasant year-round climate, creating an environment conducive for digital nomads looking to balance work and exploration.
By choosing Andalucía as your destination, you can enjoy a relaxed lifestyle, a rich culture, an affordable cost of living and a growing community of digital nomads. The diversity of landscapes and experiences that this region offers makes it a unique choice for working and living.
Visa and residency requirements may vary depending on your nationality. For more information you can visit the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (https://www.exteriores.gob.es/Consulados/estambul/es/Comunicacion/Noticias/Paginas/Articulos/Requisitos-Visado-Teletrabajo.aspx) or check with the corresponding embassy for updated information on the requirements.
Opening a bank account in Andalucia as a foreigner usually requires a passport, proof of address and a residence card or NIE (Número de Identificación de Extranjero). However, for more information on this, you can consult the different websites of the banks located in Andalucia.
The main cities for digital nomads in Andalusia are Seville, Malaga, Granada and Marbella. Each has its own charm and advantages for those looking to work and explore the region. However, Andalusia has a wide range of places where any digital nomad could settle.
In Andalusia there is a wide range of accommodation options. The most recommended option for the comfort and variety of services they offer are hotels. Find out more about this option by visiting the section of our website about it.
Andalusia has a solid 5G high-speed internet infrastructure. Most accommodations, cafes and coworking spaces offer reliable Wi-Fi connections that allow digital nomads to work seamlessly.
Andalusia is generally safe for travelers and digital nomads. However, it is recommended to take normal safety precautions and take care of personal belongings in crowded places.
Andalusia offers a rich cultural life with vibrant festivals, outstanding museums, the magic of flamenco and delicious gastronomy. In addition, the region is ideal for enjoying beaches, hiking, biking and exploring historic cities.
The climate in Andalusia is temperate for most of the year. Temperatures generally range from 19 °C to 30 °C and rarely fall below 18 °C or rise above 32 °C, with mild winters and warm, sunny summers. This allows outdoor activities to be enjoyed in any season.
Andalusia offers a reasonable cost of living compared to other Spanish regions, with affordable options for accommodation and food. For more information visit this website.
