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Coliving in Asia

53 cities · 16 countries

Asia is the fastest-growing coliving market in the world. From the tropical paradise of Bali to the bustling streets of Bangkok, ultra-affordable Chiang Mai, and modern city-states like Singapore — Asia has something for every budget and lifestyle.

Ultra-affordable cost of living

Bali & Chiang Mai are top nomad hubs

Tropical lifestyle & great food

Growing coworking infrastructure

Countries in Asia

🇹🇭Thailand 🇮🇩Indonesia 🇻🇳Vietnam 🇮🇳India

Coliving Cities in Asia

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Singapore

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Bangkok

Thailand

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Mumbai

India

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Tokyo

Japan

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Bali

Indonesia

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Chiang Mai

Thailand

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Ho Chi Minh City

Vietnam

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Kuala Lumpur

Malaysia

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Seoul

South Korea

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Taipei

Taiwan

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Hong Kong

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Delhi

India

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Bangalore

India

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Pune

India

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Goa

India

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Hyderabad

India

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Colombo

Sri Lanka

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Phnom Penh

Cambodia

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Hanoi

Vietnam

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Manila

Philippines

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Jakarta

Indonesia

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Kathmandu

Nepal

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Udaipur

India

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Osaka

Japan

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Kyoto

Japan

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Fukuoka

Japan

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Busan

South Korea

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Jeju

South Korea

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Da Nang

Vietnam

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Hoi An

Vietnam

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Phuket

Thailand

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Koh Samui

Thailand

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Koh Phangan

Thailand

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Penang

Malaysia

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Langkawi

Malaysia

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Cebu

Philippines

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Siargao

Philippines

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Lombok

Indonesia

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Yogyakarta

Indonesia

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Siem Reap

Cambodia

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Pokhara

Nepal

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Galle

Sri Lanka

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Chennai

India

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Kolkata

India

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Ahmedabad

India

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Jaipur

India

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Kochi

India

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Chandigarh

India

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Indore

India

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Coimbatore

India

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Rishikesh

India

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Mysore

India

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Kullu

India

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Coliving in Asia — FAQ

What is the best country in Asia for coliving?

Thailand and Indonesia are consistently ranked the top countries for coliving in Asia. Thailand (especially Chiang Mai) offers ultra-affordable coliving from $300/mo with a massive nomad community. Indonesia (Bali) is the most iconic coliving destination globally. Vietnam, India, and Malaysia are fast-rising alternatives.

How much does coliving in Asia cost?

Asia offers the world's most affordable coliving options. Budget coliving in Chiang Mai, Bali, and Ho Chi Minh City starts from $300–500/mo all-inclusive. Mid-range options in Bangkok, Penang, and Bangalore cost $500–900/mo. Premium urban colivings in Singapore or Tokyo are $1,500–2,500/mo.

What visa options are available for coliving in Bali or Thailand?

Indonesia (Bali) launched a 5-year Digital Nomad Visa in 2023 for remote workers earning outside Indonesia. Thailand offers the Long-Term Resident Visa (5–10 years) and the popular 90-day tourist visa on arrival. Both countries have digital nomad-friendly visa policies that make extended stays manageable.

Is Southeast Asia safe for solo female coliving residents?

Yes — Bali, Chiang Mai, Ho Chi Minh City, and Penang are all considered very safe for solo female remote workers and travellers. Coliving spaces in these cities typically have 24/7 security, key-card access, and active communities that look out for each other. Always review individual operator safety measures.

What is the best season to visit Asian coliving destinations?

For Southeast Asia, the dry season (November–April) is generally the best time to visit Bali, Chiang Mai, Vietnam, and the Philippines. Thailand's cool season (November–February) is particularly popular. Monsoon seasons bring heavy rain but lower prices and fewer tourists — many nomads prefer this time for quieter coworking.