Accommodation for Remote Workers
Finding short-term or medium-term accommodation is one of the most common operational challenges for people working remotely across borders.
Availability, contract length, pricing, and legal requirements vary significantly by country. Many remote professionals therefore rely on specialised platforms that offer flexible booking terms or furnished accommodation suitable for temporary stays.
This page lists platforms commonly used for short-term and medium-term accommodation by remote workers.
Short-Term Accommodation (days to weeks)
Platforms in this category are typically used for:
- initial arrival in a country
- short projects
- temporary housing before securing longer-term accommodation
Airbnb
Furnished apartments and rooms in most major cities worldwide, with flexible booking options and short minimum stays.
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Booking.com
Hotels and serviced apartments with broad geographic coverage and short-term booking flexibility.
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Medium-Term Accommodation (1–6 months)
These platforms are commonly used by remote professionals seeking:
- furnished apartments
- predictable monthly pricing
- contracts shorter than standard long-term leases
Nomad Stays
Apartments designed specifically for remote workers, often including utilities and workspace considerations.
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Blueground
Fully furnished apartments in major cities, typically with monthly rental terms.
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Coliving
Coliving spaces combine accommodation with shared facilities and are sometimes used by remote workers for short to medium stays.
Availability and suitability vary by location.
Example Provider
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Important Considerations
Before booking accommodation in another country, remote workers should consider:
- Local short-term rental regulations
- Registration requirements for foreign residents
- Lease terms and cancellation policies
- Whether working from the property is permitted
- Proof of address requirements for visas or banking
In some countries, short-term rentals are restricted or regulated.
For legal considerations related to working from another country, see:
→ Visas and legal work options
How Platforms Are Listed
Platforms are listed based on:
- Common usage by remote professionals
- Geographic availability
- Suitability for temporary or flexible stays
- Transparency of terms
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Updates
Accommodation platforms, pricing models, and local regulations change frequently.
We aim to review this list periodically and update it when material changes occur.