Bermuda is a British island territory stretching to 21 square miles, with lots of pink-sand beaches.

Be warned: the island life comes at a price. According to Numbeo:

• Three-course meal for two at a mid-range restaurant: $150 (£121)
• 1 litre of regular milk: $4.06 (£3.30)
• 500g loaf of fresh white bread: $7.78 (£6.30)
• One-way ticket on local transport: $4 (£3.20)
• Basics for an 85m squared apartment: $264.17 (£213)
• Monthly rent for one-bedroom flat: $3,315.62 (£2,673.50)

You’ll find co-working spaces in Hamilton but Bermuda doesn’t rank on Speedtest so your connection could be a tad patchy.

Expect to find fish chowder; a Bermuda Breakfast of codfish, potatoes, boiled eggs, avocado and banana; peas and rice; bread pudding; shark hash (sauteed shark liver with sherry peppers); and cassava pie.

The digital nomad visa

https://www.bda.bm/work-from-bermuda/

Name of visa: Work from Bermuda certificate

Visa fee: $263 (£213)

Length of stay: 12 months

Can I extend my stay? Renewable on a case-by-case basis.

Requirements:

You must:

• Be at least 18 years old and pay the application fee
• Not have been convicted of a crime in Bermuda or elsewhere
• Possess valid health insurance coverage
• Demonstrate employment with a legitimate company or your own company registered and operating outside of Bermuda, in the case of a remote worker
• Provide evidence of enrolment in a Research, Undergraduate, Graduate or Doctorate Programme, in the case of a student

For self-employed need the same kind of paperwork, plus a certificate of incorporation, if applicable.

Minimum salary: None stated – ‘must have substantial means and/or have a continuous source of annual income’

How to apply: Online at https://www.bda.bm/work-from-bermuda/