As employers around the world embrace remote working, the number of digital nomads is on the rise.
Thousands of people have moved to far-flung corners of the globe, exploring new cities and cultures between zoom calls.
But moving abroad can be expensive. In some cities, the cost of living is eye-wateringly high with rent a particularly big concern.
So where are the cheapest places for working travellers to live?
CIA Landlords have analysed the rental prices of one bedroom flats in 37 countries.
They found that London is the most expensive city to rent a one bedroom flat at an average price of £11,088 (€12,800) for six months.
But not every destination will bankrupt
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