FAQ

    Frequently asked questions.

    The practical answers about Bucharest Digital Nomads: what it costs, how often we meet, who comes, and how the workations work.

    The community

    Meetups in Bucharest.

    Everything you need before your first event.

    Is there a digital nomad community in Bucharest?

    Yes. Bucharest Digital Nomads is a social community for digital nomads, expats, remote workers and locals in Bucharest, Romania. It has been meeting since 2022, has more than 3,000 members on Meetup, has held over 130 events, and is rated 4.8 out of 5 from more than 280 reviews on Meetup.

    How do I meet people in Bucharest as a digital nomad or remote worker?

    The simplest way is to come to a Bucharest Digital Nomads meetup. Join the group on Meetup, RSVP to the next event and turn up. Events are informal evenings in bars and garden bars, plus themed events such as board game nights and wine tastings. Coming alone is normal.

    Does it cost anything?

    No. Joining the Meetup group and coming to meetups is free. You pay for your own food and drinks at the venue.

    How often are the meetups?

    About once a month, with themed events such as board game nights and wine tastings in between. The next date is always on the Meetup group page.

    Who is the group for? Do I have to be a digital nomad?

    No. Members are nomads passing through for a week or a season, expats who have settled in Romania, and Romanians and long-term residents who enjoy an international crowd or are curious about remote work.

    What language is spoken at events?

    Events are in English.

    Do I need to RSVP?

    Yes, please RSVP on the Meetup event page so the organizers know how many people to expect. After that, just turn up.

    Where do you meet?

    In bars and garden bars around Bucharest. The venue changes from event to event and is listed on each Meetup event page.

    How do I join?

    Join the Bucharest Digital Nomads group on Meetup and RSVP to an event. Events are posted on Meetup, and photos are posted on Instagram (@bucharestdigitalnomads).

    Who runs Bucharest Digital Nomads?

    The group was started in 2022 by Kevin, a digital nomad living in Romania at the time. Kevin has since left Romania, and the community is now run by volunteer organizers who were regular attendees.

    How do I contact the organizers?

    Email hi@bucharestdigitalnomads.wordis.foo or use the contact form on this site.

    Workations

    Working trips.

    How the group trips work, and what is coming next.

    What is a Bucharest Digital Nomads workation?

    A group trip where everyone works their normal hours from a shared coworking space and spends the rest of the time together: hiking, eating out and exploring. The first was Workation Week – Brașov, Romania, from 13 to 18 September 2026. The next is in Nice, France, from 30 December 2026 to 9 January 2027.

    Are there workations in Romania for remote workers?

    Yes. Bucharest Digital Nomads ran Workation Week – Brașov from 13 to 18 September 2026. Participants worked from Bearou Coworking (Bulevardul Valea Cetății 9, Brașov), where a day pass cost €15 and a week pass €60, and joined sunset hikes up Tâmpa, welcome drinks and group dinners.

    Who can join a workation?

    Anyone. You don't have to live in Bucharest or be a regular at the meetups. Everyone books their own travel and accommodation and pays the coworking space directly.

    How do I join the Nice workation?

    It runs from 30 December 2026 to 9 January 2027. The coworking space, prices and sign-up have not been announced yet and will be posted on the Meetup group. Until then you can register your interest through the contact form or by email at hi@bucharestdigitalnomads.wordis.foo.

    Join us

    Come to the next one.

    Events are posted on Meetup, photos land on Instagram. RSVP, turn up, and look for the table that's already laughing.

    Three members taking a selfie at an evening meetupMembers at a blue picnic table in a gravel gardenAn evening meetup on a covered terraceA small group at a blue picnic table under a parasol