5 Top Destinations for Digital Nomads to Visit in Pakistan 

Let’s be honest. Sitting at home may really getting some of you down. But is sitting in an office cubicle after CORVID19 any more appealing?  

Office life ain’t easy.  It can be difficult being cooped up the same space from 9 to 5 doing office work along and dealing with office politics. I know I was over basics and child-like behavior from adults.

Hundreds of thousands of people around the world wish for flexible work hours and a work from anywhere lifestyle, but very few of them ACTUALLY pursue the WFA lifestyle.  Will you be one of them?

The internet has established a whole new work style framework. It is giving people the freedom to choose what work to take, where and when to do it, and live wherever they like. This way, the internet has established the roots of digital nomads or location-independent workers.  

A digital nomad is a remote worker who is not restrained by the geographical positioning, looks for full-time travel opportunities, is free from the drudgery of commutes or cubicles, and might take advantage of the cost-of-living opportunities as well. The must-haves for a digital nomad are; 

1. High-speed internet connection. 
2. Handy and affordable accommodation options. 
3. A convenient cost-of-living. 
4. Access to sought-after quality of life. 

However, some of the digital nomads might not be in constant traveling. They can base in one city and work independently from Wi-Fi connected spots such as co-working spaces or cafes or restaurants or even poolside. On the other hand, some digital nomads prefer full-time travel along with working. 

There are literally millions of places a digital nomad could work from, but I want to introduce you to 5 places you probably NEVER thought of and get this. . .ALL OF THEM ARE IN PAKISTAN!!! YES,  PAKISTAN.   With the emerging ecosystem of digital nomads, Pakistan has registered a record-increase in the establishment of co-working spaces. Around 30% of the full-time workforce consists of remote workers. Security and the standards of living in Pakistan have improved. A boom in the cafes with high-speed Wi-Fi has been observed. Many digital nomads are seen roaming around and choosing their favorite spots to work.  

1. Islamabad 

The capital of Pakistan, Islamabad, stands at the top of the best Pakistani destinations for digital nomads. Delicious food, great weather, the vast availability of coffee shops and workspaces make it an ideal stop. What’s even better is its air quality. It is the first city of Pakistan to be smoke and carbon-free. The walkability here is excellent, the roads and the infrastructure is up to date. Islamabad has beautiful landscapes, lush green parks, high-end restaurants, and convenient accommodation facilities. Digital nomads can reside here for as low as $737 per month. 

2. Karachi 

Karachi is another hub of digital nomads in Pakistan. This metropolis of Pakistan makes its visitors feel alive. It is often called the New York of Pakistan as this city hardly sleeps. You can shortlist it for entrepreneurial spirit, affordable quality of life, and reliable infrastructure as it is not hard to find 20 MBPs internet connection throughout the town. However, the traffic here is a little crazy. Digital nomads can reside here for $1,800 per month. 

3. Lahore 

They say if you have not visited Lahore, you have not seen anything. Digital nomads can certainly afford to splurge here by spending $710 per month. It is pretty safe and lined with greenery. The best part of this town is the limitless supply of street food.  

4. Faisalabad 

Faisalabad is emerging with technological advancements. The cost of living for ex-pat here is around $422 per month. Digital nomads can rent a hotel for $45 per night and find many cafes with Wi-Fi connections around the town. 

5. Peshawar 

It is another ideal stop for digital nomads. Here ex-pat can spend $433 a month, find Air BnB for $24 per night, and enjoy the good air quality, beautiful landscapes, and the warmth of the spring. 

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