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Oruro, Bolivia π§π΄
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Nomad Score:
49%
π° Cost & Affordability
πΈ Cost of Living
87%
Weight: 150
Oruro is one of the more affordable cities in Bolivia with low prices for daily expenses compared to global standards.
π Accommodation Cost
89%
Weight: 80
Rental prices are very low, with basic apartments available at affordable rates suitable for long-term stays.
π Food & Groceries
85%
Weight: 40
Local markets and street food offer inexpensive and diverse options, though imported goods can be pricier.
π Transportation Cost
92%
Weight: 20
Public transportation is very cheap, with minibuses and taxis offering low fares.
ποΈ Entertainment Cost
78%
Weight: 15
Entertainment options are limited but affordable, mostly local festivals and small venues.
ποΈ Gym Membership Cost
71%
Weight: 10
Gyms are available but not widespread; memberships are inexpensive but facilities may be basic.
π± Currency Stability
54%
Weight: 30
Bolivian Boliviano is relatively stable but subject to regional economic fluctuations.
π» Digital Nomad Essentials
π Internet Speed
43%
Weight: 100
Internet is available but often slow and unreliable, especially outside central areas.
π₯ Coworking Spaces Availability
12%
Weight: 40
Very limited to no formal coworking spaces in Oruro.
β Cafes with WiFi
35%
Weight: 30
Some cafes offer WiFi but connection quality and availability are inconsistent.
π»β Digital Nomad Friendly Cafes
20%
Weight: 30
Few cafes cater specifically to digital nomads or remote workers.
π Digital Nomad Popularity
5%
Weight: 100
Oruro is not a known destination for digital nomads.
π± Local SIM Card Availability
80%
Weight: 25
SIM cards are easy to obtain and affordable.
π Quality of Life
βοΈ Work-Life Balance
70%
Weight: 30
Slower pace of life with cultural festivals supports a good work-life balance.
π³ Environmental Quality
63%
Weight: 15
Moderate environmental quality; some pollution from mining activities but generally clean air.
π§Ό Cleanliness
51%
Weight: 10
City cleanliness is average with some areas showing litter and infrastructure wear.
π¨οΈ Language Barrier
32%
Weight: 30
Spanish is dominant; limited English spoken, which can be a barrier for non-Spanish speakers.
π¨ Air Quality
57%
Weight: 15
Air quality fluctuates due to mining and traffic but generally acceptable.
π¨βπ©βπ§βπ¦ Family Friendly
55%
Weight: 25
Basic family amenities available but limited international schools or activities.
π₯ Healthcare
π₯ Healthcare Quality
40%
Weight: 20
Basic healthcare services available but limited specialized care and facilities.
π Healthcare Affordability
80%
Weight: 25
Healthcare costs are low compared to international standards.
π₯ Healthcare
45%
Weight: 20
Overall healthcare infrastructure is basic and may not meet all expat needs.
πΏ Climate & Environment
βοΈ Weather
68%
Weight: 80
Cool high-altitude climate with dry seasons; not too hot but can be chilly, especially at night.
πͺοΈ Natural Disaster Risk
75%
Weight: 10
Low risk of major natural disasters like earthquakes or hurricanes.
ποΈ Green Spaces
42%
Weight: 10
Limited parks and green areas within the city.
βοΈ Air Conditioning
25%
Weight: 15
Air conditioning is uncommon due to cooler climate.
π Seasonal Variety
50%
Weight: 10
Distinct dry and wet seasons but limited temperature variation.
π Noise Pollution
45%
Weight: 10
Moderate noise levels, especially during festivals and traffic hours.
π Culture & Entertainment
π Culture
89%
Weight: 20
Rich indigenous and colonial culture with famous festivals like Carnaval de Oruro.
π Nightlife
38%
Weight: 15
Nightlife is modest with few bars and clubs, mostly local.
ποΈ Outdoors & Nature
60%
Weight: 15
Surrounded by mountains and natural landscapes but limited outdoor activities within city.
π£οΈ Language Learning Opportunities
40%
Weight: 10
Few formal language schools; immersion possible but limited structured options.
π§ Local Experiences & Tours
75%
Weight: 10
Good opportunities for cultural tours and festivals.
π³ Indoors Fun
30%
Weight: 10
Limited indoor entertainment options such as cinemas or malls.
π Food & Fitness
π½οΈ Food Scene
72%
Weight: 25
Traditional Bolivian cuisine is widely available; few international options.
π§ Yoga Studios
15%
Weight: 10
Very limited or no dedicated yoga studios.
ποΈ Fitness Facilities
30%
Weight: 15
Basic gyms and fitness centers available but limited variety.
π₯ Healthy Food Options
55%
Weight: 15
Fresh produce is available but processed healthy options are scarce.
πΌ Work Environment
π°οΈ Time Zone Favorability
65%
Weight: 20
UTC-4 time zone is moderately favorable for North and South American clients.
π€ Networking Opportunities
10%
Weight: 25
Very limited professional networking events or communities.
π» Remote Job Opportunities
12%
Weight: 20
Local remote job market is minimal.
π Freelance Ecosystem
10%
Weight: 20
Freelance ecosystem is almost non-existent locally.
π’ Coworking Quality
8%
Weight: 30
No established coworking spaces to speak of.
π Business & Economy
π Startup Scene
15%
Weight: 15
Minimal startup activity in Oruro.
π³ Local Payment Services
40%
Weight: 10
Basic banking and payment services exist but limited digital payment options.
π Blockchain & Crypto Adoption
20%
Weight: 15
Low adoption and awareness of blockchain and cryptocurrencies.
π Transportation
βοΈ Airport Connectivity
35%
Weight: 30
Oruro has a small airport with limited domestic flights; international connections require travel to larger cities.
π Public Transit
65%
Weight: 20
Minibus system is cheap and functional but informal and crowded.
πΆ Walkability
50%
Weight: 20
City center is walkable but infrastructure is basic.
π Ride-sharing Services
20%
Weight: 15
Ride-sharing apps are not widely available; taxis dominate.
π² Cycling
30%
Weight: 10
Limited cycling infrastructure and challenging terrain.
π Intercity Travel Options
60%
Weight: 15
Bus services connect Oruro to other cities; no train services.
π΅ Scooter/Bike Rental Availability
10%
Weight: 10
No formal scooter or bike rental services.
π‘ Connectivity
π± Mobile Network Coverage
70%
Weight: 20
Mobile coverage is generally good within the city and surrounding areas.
π VPN Reliability
60%
Weight: 20
VPN services work adequately but internet speed limits performance.
β‘ Power Grid Reliability
65%
Weight: 15
Power outages are infrequent but can occur occasionally.
πΆ Public WiFi Availability
30%
Weight: 10
Public WiFi is scarce and generally unreliable.
βοΈ Legal & Administrative
π Visa Ease
75%
Weight: 40
Bolivia offers relatively easy tourist visa policies for many nationalities.
π Tax Friendliness
40%
Weight: 30
Tax system is complex and not particularly favorable for foreigners.
π£οΈ Freedom of Speech
60%
Weight: 15
Moderate freedom of speech with some political sensitivities.
ποΈ Political Stability
50%
Weight: 20
Occasional political unrest but generally stable.
π¦ Ease of Opening Bank Account
35%
Weight: 15
Opening bank accounts can be bureaucratic and requires local documentation.
π Ease of Business Registration
30%
Weight: 10
Business registration processes are slow and complex.
πβοΈ Digital Nomad Visa Availability
0%
Weight: 35
No specific digital nomad visa available.
π Digital Nomad Community
π Nomad Friendly
10%
Weight: 50
Oruro is not considered nomad-friendly due to infrastructure and community limitations.
π€ Nomad Events & Meetups
5%
Weight: 25
No known digital nomad events or meetups.
ππ₯ Online Community Presence
10%
Weight: 20
Very limited online presence or community for digital nomads.
π‘οΈ Safety & Tolerance
π‘οΈ Safety
60%
Weight: 100
Generally safe but petty crime can occur; usual precautions advised.
βοΈ Female Friendly
50%
Weight: 50
Moderate female friendliness; cultural norms may require caution.
β Racial Tolerance
65%
Weight: 50
Generally tolerant society with diverse indigenous and mestizo populations.