Berlin is a great city for those of us who are experts in balancing work and play. Hitting deadlines then hitting the town is the way of life as both a digital nomad in Berlin and a native. Berlin is multifaceted. You will find yourself among motivated and vibrant freelancers and immersed in a booming startup culture. In the same vein, don’t be surprised if you find yourself walking home from dancing the night away at any one of Berlin’s famous clubs. Either way, the unique balance of work and play earns this city its spot on one of the top places to be as a digital nomad. If you’re considering Berlin as the next destination on your digital nomad journey, you’re in for the ride of your life.
1.) How To Get There
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If you want to take your remote work to the capital of Germany, there are a few things you should know. To stay in any of the Schengen zone countries visa-free, Americans can stay up to 90 days on a tourist visa.
For anything longer than that you would need a visa. You can visit the appropriate visa requirements here.
