Digital Nomad Cities by WiFi: Tier List

This tier list places every city by its WiFi score alone, our 1 to 10 rating for WiFi. It is one of the 13 factors behind the overall Nomad Score, isolated here so you can see which cities lead on WiFi and which lag.

Tiers follow the WiFi score: S is 9 to 10, A is 8, B is 7, C is 6, D is 5, F is below 5. Tap any city for its full breakdown, or see the all-round tier list and the ranked lists.

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Overall

All cities tier list

By region

EuropeAsiaLatin AmericaAfricaMiddle EastNorth America & the CaribbeanOceania

By country

SpainMexicoThailandPortugalIndonesiaVietnamColombiaItaly

By category

AffordabilitySafetyClimateNightlifeNatureFoodNomad communityEnglishVisa accessCultureCleanlinessAir quality

For a kind of nomad

Female nomadsTight budgetFirst-timersFamiliesParty sceneBest value

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Frequently asked questions

What is this tier list based on?

Each city is placed purely by its WiFi score, our 1 to 10 rating for WiFi. S tier is 9 to 10, down to F for below 5.

Which cities are S tier?

Dubai, Singapore, Abu Dhabi, Ho Chi Minh City, Bangkok, Seoul, Austin, Hanoi, Valparaíso, Lyon, Copenhagen, Stockholm, Utrecht, São Paulo, Seattle, Doha, Basel, Eindhoven, Groningen, The Hague, Luxembourg City, Gwangju, Daegu, San Diego, Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, Boston, Kuwait City, Rio de Janeiro, Gyeongju, Jeonju, Andong, San Francisco, Washington D.C., Shanghai, Houston, Tampa, Dallas, Salt Lake City, Iași, Taichung, Sokcho, Daejeon, Ras Al Khaimah, Monaco, Vaduz, Torshavn, Mariehamn, Saint Helier, Saint Peter Port, Odense. S tier is deliberately rare.

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.