Amsterdam

Budget includes shared housing and cooking at home, comfortable means a studio and eating out regularly, luxury covers central 1-beds and frequent dining.

Housing market is extremely competitive with high demand and limited supply, requiring deposits and often proof of income.

Cycling is the fastest and most authentic way to navigate the city with excellent infrastructure throughout.

Amsterdam has world-class internet infrastructure with reliable fiber connections and excellent mobile coverage citywide.

Amsterdam has diverse international cuisine but dining out is expensive, while supermarkets like Albert Heijn and Lidl offer reasonable grocery prices.

Amsterdam has a mature coworking scene with many professional spaces, though cafes are also popular for working.

Most nomads use the 90-day Schengen tourist allowance or explore residence permits through self-employment if staying longer.

Amsterdam is very safe with low violent crime, though petty theft targeting tourists is common in busy areas.

Expect frequent rain year-round and grey winters, but summers are pleasant with long daylight hours ideal for cycling.

Amsterdam has a thriving international community with regular meetups, though it skews toward long-term residents rather than short-term nomads.