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Digital Nomads! Did You Know?

Published on 26/07/2024 in front page. 0 Comments Tags: , , , , , , .

That ever since 2001 Arugam Bay has a Super High Speed Co-Working Center?

For serious Online Workers only

Brief Statistics:
Super high Speeds <300Mbps (on LAN>600Mbps)
Backup Systems (= UPS & 3 Generators)
Air Conditioning (Two units 12k & 24,000 BTU)
Secure door Code Access (Fingerprint access, Members only)
Generators (5, 15 & 100KVa)
Ultra Quiet location (off the main road, but in the very center of AbaY)
Ground Floor & unique Mezzanine deck (with an internal Bathroom)
Highest Coconut Tree: Actually Grows inside the Coworking Space!

For the record, as some recently claim to be the first Co-Working space in town:
Here is a mini History.
In this 2011 link below the former Internet Cafe was mentioned:
https://www.arugam.info/2011/03/25/arugam-info-milestones-statistics/

The Center moved a few times, to different spaces, but always within the Old Siam View Hotel premises:
1. 1998 it was a converted Bedroom, 1st. Floor (Dial-up Modem & Inmarsat Ship to shore systems)
2. 2000 It was where the new Brandis Boutique is now (SLT lease line @ 90,000 Rs./ month!)
3. 2001 onwards it was a huge Internet Cafe where the New Clear Point Supermarket is now
Back then the use of the systems was totally FREE to all locals – sponsored by the Siam View
4. 2022 It became the German managed Nomads Coworking Space, Arugam Bay


5. 2023 it moved to where the former Bank of Ceylon was located (new systems)


6. 2024 It moved to the brand new Mezzanine Centre in the Portcullis Drive Way, Siam View
With unmatched speeds and permanent reliablity.

Join us!
Membership rates start as low as $8/ or Rs./ 2,500.
Full details are on WhatsApp = follow the QR code or the Link below:
https://chat.whatsapp.com/GqGEKiNEzgLFiQpHgKr1jP

The Best to work as a digital nomad

Published on 15/09/2023 in front page. 0 Comments Tags: , , , , , .

Globally is Sri Lanka!

This is the cheapest country to work as a digital nomad

Photo taken in front of the AbaY Digital Nomads High Speeds Co-working Center (Est. 2001)

While working on serene beaches or by tranquil pools was once a dream for many, it’s now very much a reality.

Working remotely is surging in popularity and, as a result, a growing number of countries are now offering digital nomad visas to entice people over.

For those not clued-up, these particular visas allow remote workers to live and work in that country for a specified period, while being employed and earning an income from a business based outside of that country.

And new research has analysed the cost of living in the countries offering these visas, to reveal the best for remote workers to get the most out of their earnings.

So, if you’re considering packing up and working elsewhere, there are certain cheaper spots that should be on your radar.

According to the Digital Nomad Rich List created by Flamingo App, Sri Lanka is the country where your money will go furthest.

Based on the average UK salary, the data found that cost of living in Sri Lanka comes to just £492 per month (on rent, food, transport and utility bills), so the average Brit is expected to pocket around £2,282 of disposable income.

Argentina, Colombia & North Macedonia, Indonesia and Malaysia also ranked within the top five cheapest countries for digital nomads – according to this report.

Cheapest places to live as digital nomad, according to Flamingo App:

  1. Sri Lanka
  2. Argentina
  3. Colombia & North Macedonia
  4. Indonesia
  5. Malaysia

High speeds (200Mbps), UPS, Generators, Air Conditioning, attached Bathrooms, Membership options:
All at the Old, Original AbaY Nomads Nonworking Centre (WhatsApp +94702042271)

However, the most expensive countries to work remotely in were also named, with Bermuda scooping the top spot, followed by the Cayman Islands and Iceland. The UK also placed eighth on the most expensive list.

David Hehenberger, the founder of Flamingo App, said: ‘The findings of our Digital Nomad Rich List are eye-opening, highlighting that the average Brit can increase their disposable income by choosing to work remotely from over 40 countries, freeing up financial and mental space to explore and enjoy life. If you can work from anywhere, why not pick a place that enhances your life?

‘Whether it’s the warm beaches of Indonesia, the cultural hubs of Argentina, or the natural beauty of Sri Lanka.

‘Remote work doesn’t have to be confined to our familiar surroundings; it can be the gateway to global experiences, cultural immersion, and financial empowerment. The world is your office.’


Most expensive place to work as digital nomad, according to Flamingo App:

  1. Bermuda
  2. Cayman Islands
  3. Iceland
  4. The Bahamas
  5. Norway


The photos in the original article are copy sadly protected.
And have been replaced with our own freeware.

Source:
https://metro.co.uk/2023/09/12/this-is-the-cheapest-country-to-work-as-a-digital-nomad-19486895/