The latest three month I was living In Budva, Montenegro. It’s a small town between the sea and the mountains with great climate (in comparison with weather in Saint-Petersburg, Russia).
I was working remotely and lived by a tourist visa (maybe not a visa, just a stamp in a passport), because of that I was required to leave the country once a month (probably origin country depend). It’s a bit troublesome, but I visited Istanbul (Turkey) and Belgrade (Serbia), which is nice.
Also in Montenegro It’s obligatory to receive the document called “beli karton”. For that you need to pay around €25 (for a month) in a bank, and receive this document in tourists office.
As a landline internet only ADSL available with 7Mbps/768kbps (works more like 3-4Mbps), which is enough for most of tasks, but pulling docker images and pushing code to GAE was a pain. Costs around €25.
For a mobile internet I used packs for 1GB for €3 for 15 days, I don’t remember the speed, but according to the indicator on the phone it was HSDPA.
About prices:
- one-bedroom apartments for a month if you rent for three – €200;
- utilities (including internet and mobile phone) – €50-70;
- food for one person for a week, meat/fish/seafood everyday – €30-50;
- can of beer – €1-1.25;
- bottle of local wine – €4;
- burger/kebab – €0.8-1.2.
Also I tried to work from a beach, and with my laptop screen it wasn’t possible.