For any individual thinking about settling here, it will be essential to ensure there is suitable wifi for remote workers in Lisbon.

For those looking to establish a stable remote routine in the city, stable connectivity is important. On the whole, there is a fantastic communications' infrastructure in Portugal and you can rest assured that internet speeds here are suitable for remote work - the city has average speeds of 41 mbps down and 19.5 up. You will be able to find great speeds in cafes, coworking spaces, public transports, libraries and - of course - your own home and phones. Below, we outline the best places to find suitable wifi for remote workers in Lisbon.

As a remote worker, you’ll definitely be looking to carry out some of your tasks in some of the many fantastic cafes around the city. Lisbon is an excellent spot to sit down and get some work done while sipping on some great coffee and taking in the atmosphere at beautiful coffee-shops around the city - The Mill, Cafe da Garagem and Hello, Kristof are some of our favorite cafes for remote workers in Lisbon. Furthermore, you will find that most cafes and restaurants around the city are signed up to the MEO-WiFi network which, for a monthly subscription fee, provides higher-speed connection in thousands of venues across the city.

Another hugely attractive reason for remote workers to come to Lisbon are the city’s many great coworking spaces. These spaces provide high-speed, reliable wifi for remote workers in Lisbon but also fantastic spaces to connect with other remote workers and further become part of the expat community in the city. Lisbon in particular is popular for its modern, well-connected coworking spaces - Village Underground, Heden and WorkHub are just some of our favorite coworking spaces in Lisbon for remote workers.

With a modern communications and transport infrastructure Portugal offers valuable amenities to long-term visitors and remote workers. For those looking to be connected on the move, Lisbon provides free Wifi on major tram lines and the entire Metro network! This connection is of course not reliable enough to work with, but it is great if you need to keep in touch with colleagues or friends on the move.

Public libraries are also a fantastic spaces to find great wifi for remote workers in Lisbon. These are fantastic spaces that provide a good opportunity for Remote Workers to focus on a quiet and authentic space. You should keep in mind that these spaces tend to get quite crowded since Lisbon is a student city but, with 7 different public libraries around the city to choose from, you’re bound to find one that suits your needs.

It will be hugely important, of course, for you to have reliable Wifi in your home and on your phone so you can keep track of your work in the places that matter the most to you. A great tip for remote workers in Lisbon is to check in with their hosts or landlords before arriving in the city and making sure the internet speeds there are suitable for your work needs. On the whole, coverage and speeds are very reliable in Lisbon, and Vodafone is the most used provide both for homes and mobile phones!

For more information about living in Lisbon as a remote worker, check out our complete Lisbon section.