For founders who want it all, without doing it all alone.

Founder coliving combines a private place to live, a work-ready environment and a small community of entrepreneurs who stay long enough to know one another. At Work Beach Balance, every resident applies and is matched by founder stage, timing, budget and house rhythm.

WBB is for location-independent founders, solopreneurs, freelancers, agency owners and independent builders who own their income, take their work seriously and can stay for at least one month. It is a focused homebase, not a party hostel or a two-week retreat.

You complete a short application about what you are building, your dates, budget and preferred living rhythm. We review the fit personally, arrange a short call when helpful and match you with the most suitable house. There is no payment at the application stage, and we aim to reply within 48 hours.

The minimum stay is one month because continuity is central to the experience. Rooms are booked monthly, and longer stays depend on your dates, the season and current availability.

Every current homebase offers a private room, a desk and chair, WiFi and shared spaces for living and working. Amenities differ by house and room, so the room page shows the exact setup, bathroom type, air conditioning, monthly rate and availability before you decide.

Current WBB room listings start at $559 per month in the Jungle Homebase and $1,000 per month in the Beach Homebase. The exact rate depends on the room and length of stay, and you can review it before applying or paying.

Usually, yes. As of 27 July 2026, Sri Lanka's official notice says foreign visitors should obtain an Electronic Travel Authorization before arrival. Nationals of 40 listed countries can currently receive a free 30-day tourist ETA; other nationalities remain subject to the general ETA rules and fees. Your passport and purpose of travel still determine the correct route.

The official ETA guidance currently states that a tourist ETA allows a stay of up to 30 days from arrival and may be extended for up to six months. The free 30-day scheme permits double entry within its validity period. Because a calendar-month booking can exceed 30 days, check your exact arrival and departure dates. Extensions are not automatic, and the required documents and fees can depend on your nationality and circumstances.

Yes. Sri Lanka currently publishes a one-year Digital Nomad Visa for foreign remote employees, freelancers and owners of businesses that are not registered in Sri Lanka and serve clients outside the country. The published criteria include being at least 18, remitting at least USD 2,000 per month for the main applicant, holding international health insurance and providing police and medical clearances. The published fee is USD 500 per year for the main applicant and USD 500 for each spouse or dependent. Local employment is not permitted under this visa.

That depends on your nationality, stay length and the exact nature of your work. A tourist ETA is a short-visit authorization, while Sri Lanka's Digital Nomad Visa is specifically designed for eligible foreign remote workers serving clients or companies outside Sri Lanka. Tell us your passport, dates and work situation, and we will help you check the current official route instead of guessing.

For an ETA arrival, the official guidance asks for a passport valid for at least six months from your arrival date, a confirmed return or onward ticket and sufficient funds for your stay. Keep a copy of your ETA approval with you. A Digital Nomad Visa has additional document, insurance, income and clearance requirements.

Yes. Once we know your passport, planned dates and work situation, we help you find the current official information, understand the checklist, provide the accommodation details you need and plan the practical steps around arrival and settling in. If a rule is unclear, we ask rather than invent an answer. Final visa and entry decisions always remain with the Sri Lankan authorities.