Data for October 2026. Published 8 November 2026.
Swiss remote supply ended October 2026 at 831 active roles across 182 companies, 415 of them remote-first. That is 8 fewer than at the start of the month, measured from 31 daily snapshots.
474 roles were added during October 2026.
Ranked by clicks on Apply during October 2026, counted from daily snapshots of the board.
4.3% of the roles live at the end of October 2026 published a salary. Remotli shows only what the employer disclosed, never an estimate.
94.7% of the 19 remote-first roles live at the end of October 2026 that state a workload were open below 100 percent.
The programs still running in 2026, filtered for a live booking page.
Remote-work retreats worth the flight
Swiss 3a pension app — tax-deductible retirement pillar.
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The LATAM nomad capital — high altitude, world-class food, and one of my favourite cities on this list.
Best months
The best months to go are November, December, January, February, March and April.
Mexico City is what happens when a megacity does culture, food, and nomad infrastructure all at once. The Roma Norte / Condesa / Juárez triangle is where most nomads cluster — walkable, leafy, dense with cafés and coworking. World-class food on every block (the taco stands earn the hype), and an absurd density of things to do: museums, concerts, theatres, markets, bars, cultural events you didn't know existed. Safety reads heavily by neighbourhood — in the nomad triangle I've always felt fine walking at night; other parts of the city are a different conversation. One thing to know going in: CDMX absorbed a massive influx of Americans and remote workers post-2020, and Roma/Condesa rents reflect it. Altitude (2,250m) takes about a week to adjust to, then you forget about it. This is still one of my favourite cities on the list. Trade-off: timezone is the real test — CDMX sits 7h behind Zurich, so a Swiss 09:00 call is 02:00 local. Only workable if your role is genuinely async, or if you can flip to a US-hours schedule (CDMX = US Central time, perfect for US clients).
A program that goes there
WiFi Tribe Co.
The closest thing to "Remote Year for 2026" that is still operating. Cohorts of 12 to 25 people in a chapter house with a Chapter Host who sets the vibe but doesn't plan your weekends; that's on you and the rest of the Tribers. Acceptance is roughly one in five after a video application, which is what keeps the community quality up. European chapters keep you in or near CET; South Africa chapters are one hour off; Latin America chapters are five to seven hours behind.
A higher telework limit under Regulation 883/2004 would let more people work from another country without changing their social security system.
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