Lahore costs 1,105ドル per month to live and work remotely with 4 mbps internet speed, is a bad place for digital nomads to live. Discover places to live and work remotely on Nomads.com, formerly Nomad List. Today it's 11°C with okay air quality (57 μg/m3). See cost of living, internet speed, weather and other metrics about Pakistan as a place to work remotely for digital nomads.
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Pakistani people are amazing and as long as you get enough data on your phone (20GB goes for about 4$) internet is not an issue at all. All hotels have Wi-Fi and even though not always great, generally it's good enough.
Like I said, Pakistani people are incredible and the food is super super cheap. You'll have a hard time spending more than 10$ in a day. Next to that, you're gonna be the only foreigner in Lahore, even though it's such a big city. Most people have never seen a foreigner and are very happy to be your friend.
They'll never ask anything of you and actually, will want to pay EVERYTHING for you. Your drinks, your food... no way a Pakistani is gonna let you pay.
Lahore is an amazing town with lots to discover and an amazing culture.
The downsides are the heavy pollution, not only the air, but also the trash people leave on the streets. Cars keep honking at each other for fun, including noise pollution. If you can get over that, it's an amazing place to stay for a week to a few weeks.
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Billed once. Then never again
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