Trondheim, Norway 🇳🇴
#539
63.430447, 10.395211
Nomad Score:
64%
💰 Cost & Affordability
💸 Cost of Living
43%
Weight: 150
Higher than average for Europe, but still manageable for digital nomads.
🏠 Accommodation Cost
51%
Weight: 80
Rent prices are moderate compared to larger Norwegian cities, but still on the higher side.
🍎 Food & Groceries
45%
Weight: 40
Grocery prices are elevated, especially for imported goods, but local produce is reasonable.
🚌 Transportation Cost
62%
Weight: 20
Public transport is efficient and reasonably priced, with good coverage.
🎟️ Entertainment Cost
50%
Weight: 15
Costs for entertainment activities are average, with options for both budget and premium experiences.
🏋️ Gym Membership Cost
68%
Weight: 10
Gym memberships are fairly priced with a variety of options available.
💱 Currency Stability
95%
Weight: 30
The Norwegian Krone is stable and reliable, making it a safe currency for transactions.
💻 Digital Nomad Essentials
🚀 Internet Speed
87%
Weight: 100
Excellent internet speed, with fiber-optic connections widely available.
👥 Coworking Spaces Availability
70%
Weight: 40
Several coworking spaces exist, catering to the growing remote work community.
☕ Cafes with WiFi
75%
Weight: 30
Many cafes offer free WiFi, making it easy to work remotely.
💻☕ Digital Nomad Friendly Cafes
69%
Weight: 30
A good selection of cafes that cater to digital nomads, though not as abundant as in larger cities.
🌟 Digital Nomad Popularity
40%
Weight: 100
Trondheim is not a major hub for digital nomads, but the community is slowly growing.
🌟 Quality of Life
⚖️ Work-Life Balance
85%
Weight: 30
Norwegians value work-life balance, with a culture that promotes leisure and family time.
🌳 Environmental Quality
88%
Weight: 15
High environmental standards and a strong focus on sustainability.
🧼 Cleanliness
90%
Weight: 10
Trondheim is known for its cleanliness and well-maintained public spaces.
🗨️ Language Barrier
78%
Weight: 30
Most Norwegians speak English fluently, reducing language barriers significantly.
💨 Air Quality
85%
Weight: 15
Good air quality, with low pollution levels typical of Norwegian cities.
🏥 Healthcare
🏥 Healthcare Quality
92%
Weight: 20
High-quality healthcare services available, with a strong public health system.
💉 Healthcare Affordability
60%
Weight: 25
Healthcare is generally affordable for residents, but costs can be high for non-residents.
🏥 Healthcare
88%
Weight: 20
The healthcare system is robust, providing excellent care and services.
🌿 Climate & Environment
☀️ Weather
35%
Weight: 80
Cold and rainy winters with limited sunlight can be challenging for some.
🌪️ Natural Disaster Risk
80%
Weight: 10
Low risk of natural disasters, making it a safe place to live.
🏞️ Green Spaces
84%
Weight: 10
Abundant parks and green areas, promoting outdoor activities.
❄️ Air Conditioning
30%
Weight: 15
Air conditioning is not common due to the cooler climate, which may be uncomfortable in warmer months.
🍂 Seasonal Variety
65%
Weight: 10
Distinct seasons with beautiful summers and snowy winters, though winters can be long.
🎭 Culture & Entertainment
🎭 Culture
70%
Weight: 20
Rich cultural scene with museums, festivals, and local traditions.
🌃 Nightlife
55%
Weight: 15
Moderate nightlife options, with bars and clubs, but not as vibrant as larger cities.
🏞️ Outdoors & Nature
90%
Weight: 15
Stunning natural surroundings with opportunities for hiking, skiing, and other outdoor activities.
🗣️ Language Learning Opportunities
50%
Weight: 10
Limited formal language courses available, but many locals are willing to help with Norwegian.
🧭 Local Experiences & Tours
65%
Weight: 10
Various local experiences and guided tours available, showcasing the region's history and nature.
🎳 Indoors Fun
50%
Weight: 10
Some indoor activities available, but options are limited compared to larger cities.
🍎 Food & Fitness
🍽️ Food Scene
62%
Weight: 25
Diverse food scene with a mix of traditional and international cuisine, though prices can be high.
🧠 Yoga Studios
65%
Weight: 10
Several yoga studios available, catering to different styles and levels.
🏋️ Fitness Facilities
70%
Weight: 15
Good variety of fitness facilities, including gyms and sports centers.
🥗 Healthy Food Options
75%
Weight: 15
Increasing availability of healthy food options in restaurants and grocery stores.
💼 Work Environment
🕰️ Time Zone Favorability
60%
Weight: 20
CET time zone can be challenging for some remote workers, especially those in the Americas.
🤝 Networking Opportunities
55%
Weight: 25
Networking opportunities exist, but are more limited compared to larger tech hubs.
💻 Remote Job Opportunities
60%
Weight: 20
Growing remote job market, but still not as extensive as in major cities.
🆓 Freelance Ecosystem
50%
Weight: 20
Freelancing is possible, but the ecosystem is not as developed as in larger urban centers.
🏢 Coworking Quality
70%
Weight: 30
Coworking spaces are well-equipped and comfortable for working.
📈 Business & Economy
🚀 Startup Scene
55%
Weight: 15
Emerging startup scene, but still developing compared to Oslo.
💳 Local Payment Services
80%
Weight: 10
Widely accepted digital payment methods, making transactions easy.
🔗 Blockchain & Crypto Adoption
40%
Weight: 15
Limited adoption of blockchain and crypto compared to larger tech hubs.
🚆 Transportation
✈️ Airport Connectivity
65%
Weight: 30
Good connectivity through Trondheim Airport, though fewer international flights.
🚇 Public Transit
75%
Weight: 20
Reliable public transit system with buses and trams covering the city well.
🚶 Walkability
70%
Weight: 20
Trondheim is quite walkable, with many amenities within walking distance.
🚗 Ride-sharing Services
50%
Weight: 15
Limited ride-sharing options available, with traditional taxis being more common.
🚲 Cycling
65%
Weight: 10
Cycling is popular, with bike lanes available, though the terrain can be hilly.
🚄 Intercity Travel Options
60%
Weight: 15
Good train and bus connections to other cities, though travel times can be longer.
🛵 Scooter/Bike Rental Availability
55%
Weight: 10
Some rental options available, but not as widespread as in larger cities.
📡 Connectivity
📱 Mobile Network Coverage
80%
Weight: 20
Strong mobile network coverage throughout the city.
🔒 VPN Reliability
85%
Weight: 20
Reliable VPN services available, with good internet infrastructure.
⚡ Power Grid Reliability
90%
Weight: 15
Highly reliable power grid with minimal outages.
📶 Public WiFi Availability
60%
Weight: 10
Public WiFi is available in some areas, but not as widespread as in larger cities.
⚖️ Legal & Administrative
🛂 Visa Ease
50%
Weight: 40
Visa processes can be complex for non-EU citizens, but options are available.
📊 Tax Friendliness
40%
Weight: 30
High tax rates can be a drawback for digital nomads.
🗣️ Freedom of Speech
90%
Weight: 15
Strong protections for freedom of speech and expression.
🏛️ Political Stability
95%
Weight: 20
Norway is known for its political stability and low corruption levels.
🏦 Ease of Opening Bank Account
60%
Weight: 15
Opening a bank account can be straightforward, but may require documentation.
📄 Ease of Business Registration
55%
Weight: 10
Business registration is possible, but can involve bureaucracy.
📄✈️ Digital Nomad Visa Availability
40%
Weight: 35
No specific digital nomad visa, but options exist for freelancers and entrepreneurs.
🌍 Digital Nomad Community
🌍 Nomad Friendly
50%
Weight: 50
Not a major hub for nomads, but the community is growing.
🤝 Nomad Events & Meetups
45%
Weight: 25
Limited events and meetups for digital nomads compared to larger cities.
🌐👥 Online Community Presence
50%
Weight: 20
Some online communities exist, but not as active as in larger hubs.
🛡️ Safety & Tolerance
🛡️ Safety
95%
Weight: 100
Very safe city with low crime rates.
♀️ Female Friendly
90%
Weight: 50
High level of gender equality and safety for women.
✊ Racial Tolerance
85%
Weight: 50
Generally tolerant society, though there can be isolated incidents.