A tier list of every digital nomad city we rate in Latin America, placed by its Nomad Score, our calibrated composite of the 13 things that matter most to remote workers.
Tiers follow the Nomad Score: S is 9.0+, A is 8.0 to 8.9, B is 7.0 to 7.9, C is 6.0 to 6.9, D is 5.0 to 5.9, F is below 5.0. Tap any city for its full breakdown, or see the worldwide tier list and the Latin America ranking.
Cartagena
Cali
Boquete
Manizales
Mar del Plata
Salta
Salento
Baños
Colonia del Sacramento
Monteverde
Santa Teresa
Puerto Varas
Roatan
Valparaíso
Quito
San José
Tamarindo
Arequipa
Bariloche
Punta del Este
Villa de Leyva
Tiradentes
Otavalo
Filandia
Fortaleza
Brasília
Valdivia
Morelia
La Serena
Bucaramanga
Salvador
Flores
Ouro Preto
Barichara
Pucón
Quetzaltenango
Viña del Mar
Puerto Madryn
Montañita
Vilcabamba
Pereira
Guatapé
Jericoacoara
Gramado
Belo Horizonte
Ushuaia
Joao Pessoa
Lima
Panama City
Barranquilla
Bocas del Toro
Jardín
Porto Alegre
Mindo
Guayaquil
Rosario
El Chaltén
Manaus
Natal
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Frequently asked questions
What is this tier list based on?
Each city is placed by its Nomad Score, our calibrated composite of 13 categories like cost, WiFi, safety, climate and visas. S tier is 9.0 and up, down to F for below 5.0.
Which cities are S tier?
No city reaches S tier here, the top cities sit in A tier: Medellín and more.
Is a lower-tier city a bad place to live?
Not necessarily. The tiers rank one dimension, so a lower-tier city can still be a great fit if it is strong in the things you care about most. Open any city to see its full breakdown.
How often is it updated?
It is generated directly from our city data, so it updates whenever scores change or new cities are added.





























































