12 Cheapest Countries to Live Lavishly on 1000$/Month

[@ScottYun]

1. Ecuador, 2. China, 3. Portugal, 4. Georgia, 5. Cambodia, 6. Morocco, 7. Mexico, 8. Peru, 9. Romania, 10. Guatamala, 11. Vietnam, 12. Albania

[@pudnbug]

Excellent video! I would like to mention that Romanian has a vibrant folk tradition, with very interesting music and dance!

[@rezzer7918]

Then there's Vlad Tepes son of V. Dracul and his real/actual 15th century castle you can sleep in.

[@AzTravelHero]

Wao Really Informative Portugal Is really amazing Country I know Because of My Travel Experience

[@bonvivant8618]

U forgotten to include Croatia, Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria..

[@natalias1212]

Chroatia and Serbia no longer cheap

[@daveyg721]

Also factor in, how hard it is to get jobs. I feel like this will only work if you work remote

[@jamesballard6564]

Or retired.

[@siegridthomas9674]

Ecuador is cheap...but to DANGEROUS...I tried !

[@yasminbarry7941]

In Ecuador, I hear the cartels have moved in.

[@maryannwaters339]

​@@yasminbarry7941Guayaquil and Esmeraldas. Quito and Cuenca are safer.

[@alamrafique6216]

You forgot to mention Pakistan, Bangladesh, Maldives, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, Tanzania, Botswana, and Iraq.

[@BB_MMX1]

Nice, bro. Thank you.

[@lclark777]

Portugal is too expensive and Ecuador may be more dangerous than the US.

[@jamesballard6564]

Narco concerns have now come to Ecuador.

[@truthhurts7045]

Are you in the US have you seen the crime here. Especially against immigrants and people of color

[@patriciaflaherty]

Ecuador is scary right now, but I'm hoping it gets safer. It has the most beautiful mountains and weather.

[@Ngan-zy9kd]

Same for #2. China, where can you find a 1 bedroom in city center of Beijing for under $600 or $500/mo? The Numbeo # is city center for 1 bedroom is $979/mo, outside of center is $570/mo, LOCAL AVG salary AFTER TAX is USD$1,826. Don't believe those bs videos, trust me and spend time do tons of homework/google all data!

[@mariapierce2707]

Thank you ❤

[@BRILIANT660]

Waah Mantap sekali negara dengan biaya murah

[@kavitaredkar1818]

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[@miahconnell23]

⁠@@Ashley-nk3we @kavitaredkar1818 if you come from India or Pakistan I beg you to DEEPLY research what it’d be like in Dubai, Quatar, KSA, etc.

[@miahconnell23]

@@Ashley-nk3we Ashley, I’m not able to ascertain if you’re a temporary foreign worker concerned about the welfare of less fortunate guest-laborers there (that’s what I’d like to believe). It’s possible that you’re a bot, or that Ashley isn’t your name and you’ve been tasked with eliminating, flagging, and/or region-locking videos that show terrible truths. The exposés I watched were easily available to me in a geo-location very far, with very relaxed rules about what’s alright to show: videos showing extreme abuse and maltreatment were in English, Hindi, Punjabi, Bengali, and also in the Philippino languages of Cebuano and Tagalog. Media monitors far over there didn’t squash the documentaries and clips because they weren’t in the majority language of the hegemonic culture, and spoken Arabic was in these types of journalistic exposés as little as possible, and faces of full citizens or “important denizens” were blurred.

[@rezzer7918]

I'm like Wow ok maybe

[@MENSA.lady2]

Only if the country will let you in. Many won't. A US Passport may get you a tourist visa, but, the right to remain, probably not.

[@ZONEPRESSLLC]

Just like every other country

[@dlewis9760]

@@ZONEPRESSLLC Taiwan is a place that most westerns wish they would never have to leave. The chances of scoring a job there other than a low level health care job is very slim. Those are "Guest workers". Under contract. When it's done, out you go. Getting a residency permit is tough.

[@miahconnell23]

@@dlewis9760 obtaining an APRC card and / or permission to stay that’s not tied to your job IS difficult in Taiwan. Lots of forms to fill out, things to get proven, usually there is some “leave Taiwan and then re-enter” thing, but if you try really hard & don’t give up it’s *possible*. I’ve seen it done (without even marrying a Taiwanese person).

[@Ngan-zy9kd]

@@dlewis9760 Two points: 1) some videos said it's easy to get an English teacher jobs where they u very well, earn enough $ able to afford to live in there; 2) what about fear of China-Tw war ruins your stay/safety? I want to find ways to stay in TW for longer than 3+ months too, beside have to re-enter 2-4x per yr and if they allow u re-enter - sometimes they Q on why u re-enter so many times then decline u! Actually I wish I can also stay in China longer than 3+ mo easily b/c there are more pretty gals in China, the foods and culture/infrastructures are all more massive scale - more people to make friends, more culture/foods choices from, everything is over 10x to choose from, but the downside is fear of its govt. HK, Macau is 2x-4x more expensive to stay though and China is cheaper compare to them!

[@2Rugrats9597]

Sorry, but no way can you live lavishly in Portugal Unless you living off the grid in farm land

[@Ngan-zy9kd]

Same for #2. China, where can you find a 1 bedroom in city center of Beijing for under $600 or $500/mo? The Numbeo # is city center for 1 bedroom is $979/mo, outside of center is $570/mo, LOCAL AVG salary AFTER TAX is USD$1,826. Don't believe those bs videos, trust me and spend time do tons of homework/google all data!

[@tinabraxton4906]

Some of these countries will not let you in if your monthly income is only $1000.

[@dlewis9760]

The last thing they want is a ward of the state. Except the US. We take them in. "It'll be fine!!!!!!"

[@louislesseos1007]

no way would i leave the USA for those places!!!

[@ZONEPRESSLLC]

lol, US is on the verge of becoming a 3rd world country. Open borders tend to have that result.

[@ZONEPRESSLLC]

Portugal is not expensive, it is now equal to other European countries.@@vgshwk

[@m.g.debruin8294]

No you stay better in the homeless cities in the USA now culture with only 247 years old history.

[@joesoy9185]

Stay in the skid rows of LA and San Fran, it´s cheap.

[@joesoy9185]

@@ZONEPRESSLLC You can´t live well in a Portuguese city under $1,000 /month. Way out in the sticks in an old house maybe.

[@JNO_JNO]

Life is no just about living cheaply in dangerous developing countries

[@anastasiahopkinson5676]

What is a "shared apartment"?

[@chanelmindyabusiness4947]

Like having a roommate

[@globoliver9697]

Where has the plural "s" gone? 200 Dollar? Old AI?!?

[@waynewayne7395]

Dollar is it Canadian or US

[@miahconnell23]

Lol, you must be Canadian. Only a Canadian citizen or denizen would have a Canadian dollar come to mind when someone says the word “dollar.” (No disrespect meant on that: you have a legitimately great country: Montreal is on par with NYC or a European city, and BC’s misty greenery is like a curative that causes calm. I’m just giving you a hard time because books and magazines and videos covering international differences always talk in US dollars and/ or local currency. Is that good or bad ? I dunno, it’s just the way it is. It sucks that the US dollar is no longer tied to a gold standard: fiat currency could just evaporate if everyone stopped believing in it.)

[@antigraftandcorruption5849]

Philippines is # 1