Tashkent has a growing but developing digital nomad and expat presence with scattered community infrastructure.
Good to know
Good to Know
- The city has numerous co-working spaces and cafes with reliable internet, supporting remote work
- Connection opportunities include language exchange programs, cultural activities, sports clubs, and popular cafes and restaurants where expats and locals mingle
- No single neighborhood concentrates nomads or expats — you'll need to choose accommodation based on proximity to coworking spaces and your preferences rather than an established expat district
- Internet is reliable and generally fast, with mobile broadband offering decent speeds and fiber connectivity reaching up to 200 Mbps during off-peak hours
Organized Groups
GDG Tashkent
- Type
- Google Developers Group
- Members
- 2,941 members
- Platform
- Meetup.com
- Description
- Tech-focused networking group
Networking Platforms
Active event listings and groups in Tashkent
- Platform
- Meetup.com
Online forums and social media groups
- Description
- Online forums and social media groups dedicated to expats in Tashkent keep people informed about local events, job opportunities, and practical tips, and are great for seeking advice and sharing experiences
Facebook Groups
- Description
- Expat community groups organized by city
Coworking Infrastructure
- Description
- There are 71 coworking spaces in Tashkent offering internet and workspace options. C-Space Chust was the first coworking space in Tashkent, opened in 2018, offering shared and private working spaces with workspace of 1500 square meters. Diba Innovation Hub is a vibrant coworking space that offers startups, small enterprises, and independent contractors the best infrastructure and a welcoming environment.
Notable Spaces
C-Space Chust
- Features
- Shared and private offices, cafe, spa, gym, parking, flexible rental agreements
Ground Zero
- Features
- Private offices, meeting rooms, conference room, 24/7 access, events hosting
HUB Module
- Features
- Flexible workspaces, cafe with complimentary tea and coffee
Diba Innovation Hub
- Features
- Dynamic community, adaptable workspaces, welcoming environment
Community Overview
Tashkent has a growing digital nomad community, though it doesn't have a digital nomad neighbourhood like in other popular cities around the world, and there doesn't even seem to be an area that is popular with expats. Expats, retirees, and digital nomads living in Tashkent typically have a diverse and vibrant social life, and they often connect with fellow expats and locals through various social events, language exchange programs, and cultural activities.
Community Activities
- Description
- Expats, retirees, and digital nomads typically connect through various social events, language exchange programs, and cultural activities, with many joining clubs, sports teams, or volunteer organizations to meet new people and immerse themselves in the local culture.
Description
Expats can join local meetup groups which are a great way to meet people with similar interests, and can attend local events such as concerts, festivals, and art exhibitions to meet people and learn more about the local culture.
Infrastructure Challenges
- Dispersed Settlement
- Tashkent doesn't have a digital nomad neighbourhood, and there doesn't even seem to be an area that is popular with expats, meaning nomads are scattered throughout the city rather than concentrated in one hub
- Early Stage Ecosystem
- Uzbekistan may not have yet proved itself to the international masses of digital nomads and distance workers, but it offers a unique and enriching experience, despite its poor ratings on popular digital nomad websites
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Data last updated September 2026 · Verify anything important.