Kosovo surprises. The cities feel young and noisy. Pristina has a loud cafe scene. You can sit at a tiny table and watch students argue about music. Prizren feels older. Stone streets and Ottoman houses. The mountains are close. Summers are warm. Winters get snowy.
Cost of living is low. Food and coffee are cheap. For some, this will be amazing. Internet is pretty good in towns. Most cafes have Wi Fi. There are a few coworking spots and small meetups. Many young locals speak good English. That makes work easy.
Things to do are real. Walk old markets. Hike in Rugova. Swim at Batlava lake on hot days. I read about people playing beach volleyball by the water. The nomad community is small but friendly. You will meet other remotes in cafes and bars. Arguably not the best if you need a big expat scene. But if you want honest culture, low cost, and solid wifi, Kosovo is worth trying.