5 Cheapest Places To Live In The World!

[@sayedalaaal-mosawi3850]

wanna go to a place with 0 dollars + plus 3 meals a day and free accomodation ? grab a stone throw it at a cop and go to prison ! Note: You might get a free tattoo. You're welcome.

[@iminfinity5436]

U can come to India... Visit Golden Temple (really made of Gold)... Living charges 0 + unlimited meals a day

[@sayedalaaal-mosawi3850]

Smarak Palai then why aren't all poor indians suffering from poverty are there :) ?

[@sangamitraable]

+Sayed Alaa Al-Mosawi ...govt provides food to everyone for a dollar a month for poor....food is not problem in India...V r food surplus country....but few people here has been begging from generation...they have awkwardness towards respectful life...them u find begging

[@user-ob4cc1jl5h]

+Juliano R. hhhh yeah they Will sell you rat meat as lamb .

[@assabirun679]

Not everyone find it special to be a criminal.

[@Staingainz]

I'm from nepal and was searching for cheap places to live XD

[@dieterhofner7043]

Hmmmm well there is a couple of countries in Africa you can move to.

[@pedigree910]

Lol

[@_jessicashe]

lol

[@ibrahimhassen9450]

hahahah

[@ishyshi6948]

lol. You're already there.

[@Alex-ru8ed]

Malaysia seems the best in this list.

[@musa123asad]

I went on holiday there and it was amazing

[@VoiceSriLanka]

Albania is the worst . You may go there but not guarantee that you will survive there. Too many crooks.

[@freemanwalking1867]

Yes, Malaysia by far. This list is crazy.

[@1333Anonymous]

I wonder how easy it is for an American to acquire a work/study visa there. I would love to visit/work/study in Kuala Lumpur.

[@wallflower15875]

Extremely hot and humid year round, so an extremely uncomfortable place in terms of weather. Also extremely rainy, but not Pacific northwest rainy, more like Florida x50 rainy.

[@sushankghimire773]

Searching for a cheap place to shift and finding your own country at the top.Lmao 😂😂😂

[@saarahkhan5051]

Omg. What is it like??

[@Motorvegful]

Opening "Albania" pic is actually Miami Beach

[@MichaelOnRockyTop]

I knew it looked too nice

[@kalinkar1127]

even if I can live for free I will never live in the fucking muslim albania.

[@salmahbahiek7078]

l'm singaporean Malaysia is the best country to live trust me l'm moving there in two years time Insahallah.

[@francig1557]

Kalinkar 1 actually its secular and it has like a 40% christian pop. By your name you look indian . Go and pray on front of those cows before calling us muslim insects

[@francig1557]

Kalinkar 1 You don't even know how it is to live here, it's not really dangerous . You're a cure for muslims? Your inbred ass is scared to even cross a border of a muslim country ...

[@jovanleon7]

Indonesia. Indonesia should be on the top of this list. The cheapest to live in compared to the ones listed here. Definitely. A vast country to explore with thousands upon thousands of beautiful islands. Very rich in cultures and very friendly locales. Plenty of business opportunities. A complete package. And it's growing rapidly.

[@mohammedshaikh887]

Agree ,,,,extremely TRUE,,,

[@SpongeBobAK47]

And the pollution?

[@thefilipinojoe]

In deciding on a great place to move and live cheaply, definitely consider the beautiful Philippines. My new home sweet home. My current cost of living here in the rural Philippine countryside is only about $500 a month, but I've lived here for as little as $250 a month, which included everything. I moved here from NYC in February 2018. In the USA, I felt very much like a mouse on a treadmill... working hard every day, but never getting ahead and improving my standard of living. At 55, I took a cold hard look at my life and not only realized my failure to ever excel financially, but that my future retirement was only going to be Social Security retirement. Fearing for the worse if I stayed and retired in the USA, I left NYC and my budget room rental of $520 a month and moved to the Philippines. I knew nothing about what my life would be like here in the Philippines. It was a huge risk moving here, but I didn't feel I had an option. I seriously needed an opportunity to improve my livelihood. My first year was rough as I suffered from severe culture shock, thinking Filipinos were too different for me to ever blend in with, but I stuck it out and eventually found myself feeling very much at home amongst my new people. I watch a lot of KZbin videos about where the cheapest places to live are and some say the Philippines, but none ever report a place cheaper than it has been here for me. I've lived here in my own beautiful modern country cottage for as little as $250 a month total... for everything and living comfortably. I've moved three times since being here. My cottage rental was almost $100 a month. After that, I rented a basic two room basement apartment for $40 a month. And now I rent a large 3 bedroom modern house for $100 a month. My highest monthly cost of living here is what I pay now, about $500 a month, which includes a lot of perks such as full-time domestic helpers. I feel my life is perfect at this monthly cost. I am living here in the Philippines cheaper than anywhere else I've ever lived and at a much higher standard of living than I have ever lived. You can get more details from my video about living cheaply here at: kzbin.info/www/bejne/barCf6B5rJqXm8U For me, the number one priority in choosing a great place to live is the people. Where I live, here in the rural Philippine countryside, the people are amazing; super friendly, helpful, welcoming, and inclusive. I would suggest anyone moving here to rent and remain uncommitted to a neighborhood until you find one with super friendly, trustworthy, and welcoming people. Not every neighborhood is the same and you will be much happier living here if you love the people you live around. In my area, everyone seems to be related. So much so, I always assume the people I meet here are. I believe that is why neighborhoods can be so different, because the people in one area share the same blood and ways of life. In NYC, I had to work really hard to create and maintain a healthy social life and dating there was near impossible. Here, all I do is walk out my door and the entire community is my social and romantic playground. In many ways, the Philippines has been so much better for me than the United States. So much so that it would be silly to ever return to living in the USA. I moved here to live cheaply and improve my life and have succeeded at both far beyond my expectations. The bottom line is one can move here and live very nicely at a super low cost, but only if that is their aim and they play their cards right. I think a lot of people will say they want to save money, but they're not serious enough to do it. They demand air conditioning, the nicest residence and amenities, and eat at the expensive restaurants. I have never lived like that. Not even in the USA. I have always lived rather frugally. But here, frugal takes on an entirely different meaning, as you can frugally live like a king here. Again.. You can get more details from my video about living cheaply here at: kzbin.info/www/bejne/barCf6B5rJqXm8U

[@raymondezell7817]

Thank you for this!

[@julewestcott6715]

I live in the Philippines cheaper than any of these. My rent is $86 a month for a 2 bedroom 2 bath with 1 car garage and 2 verandas. Total living expenses for the month including 160 channels on the TV and internet. $420 a month.

[@jonshepherd5268]

Julie.. wow

[@julewestcott6715]

It is JULE I am a guy. hehe. Oh did I mention great people and beautiful women and beaches. The towns are dirty though.

[@jonshepherd5268]

Ok it's on my list thanks for the info

[@antislutful]

I can back him up. There are stuck up women but like find one ten times less likely than in america.

[@pontusjansson1308]

does 2 bath mean 2 holes to shit in? do you eat rice with ketchup for breakfast lunch and dinner ? is there a local witchdoctor for when you get sick ? will your house fall over if a wolf blows to hard ? does your car garage contain a car ? do you get robbed every day ? or is it nice ?

[@enriquesmith390]

I live in the canary islands, y pay 300€ for a 3 bedroom house, pay 17€ for a gym membership, eat for less than 220€ a month, and pay 20€ on unlimited Internet.

[@graceonline320]

Detroit is also very cheap, but can be dangerous. Also hard to get a visa.

[@aamirs1710]

i heard detroit is no different nowadays from kenya or somalia.

[@canman5060]

You mean to get a exit visa from Detroit into the USA !

[@5.0_life30]

Julian Smithe Detroit CAN be dangerous?? Detroit IS dangerous just like Oakland, south central, and queens

[@javiruiz780]

+Jay Lopez you forgot Richmond

[@akashrathi9050]

Julian Smithe and now the Visa process is more complicated than ever after Trump coming into administration !

[@gibbnn]

I know a place to live for 0 dollars! Live on a street that's it!

[@popecruz8918]

xd

[@leb1969]

I LIKE....حبّيت👍

[@myleenpang2028]

Haha

[@gsanjeevonline]

Indeed! It' s not only cheap but is rich in nature and Himalayas to grace with hospitality with Buddha' s vows.

[@lavanyamailz1]

India? seriously ? HELL NO.....

[@munkfish101]

clearly you've never been! Its an amazing place.

[@jeffreysetapak]

Amazing and cheap are two different things.

[@stealth2467]

he's indian, he probably doesn't know the expense of living in US or other countries

[@jay36742]

"India? seriously ? HELL NO....." Says a jealous guy from India's neighboring country!

[@572507able]

jay36742 Nepal?

[@manishniraula3617]

Nepal hell yeah but you forget what we got we got world top 8 highest moutains including mount everest, a lot of holy place for hindus Its birthplace of lord buddha founder of buddhism. Come here to explore real peacefull environment, cultural diversity. People here are open hearted. its the most underrated tourist destination. heaven on earth. But you people never talk that. you just talking shit about internet bills.

[@MarkusVFG]

I absolutely LOVE the Tibet!

[@jonshepherd5268]

manis I'd love to visit or stay in your country it's been a long time dream and I've just started saving to make it a reality

[@basnetlb3694]

jon shepherd ...yeah you should visit Nepal.....Nepal is beautiful place to live..and thanks in advance if you visit Nepal☺☺

[@valeriouscatastros8717]

+manish niraula Sounds really nice, and spiritual, but certain spiritual practices like Channeling, Astral Projection, Palm Readings, Remote Viewing, and Spirit Guides are pure Satanic, and pure deception. Anton Levay, the founder of Levay Satanism and master occultist even confirmed this. Same with Aleister Crowley, another occultist. There are good spiritual practices you can practice though. Dreams are generally harmless, marijuana, prayer to God, yoga, meditation, church going, reading spiritual texts like the Bible, singing praise songs to God, casting out demons, becoming a naturalist, (Nudist) studying the Word of God, (Bible) taking care of Earth, and not harming nature by littering, seeking guidance from the Holy Spirit, etc. However, pornography, lust, adultery, homosexuality, false religious teachings, cursing, being hateful and mean and other things will harm you spiritually though.

[@jayashreej4651]

manish niraula g

[@kulsnagpal1166]

India is a big country and has a population of 1.7 billions. 400 millions people has a standard of living equal or higher than Americans and the rest are in middle class or very poor. One can live in a clean and low crime area like a king with a budget around $1500/month. This covers everything including health care. In America it is very hard to live with this low budget. Many poor white people live in India with a budget around $200/month and they manage to find a decent place to live in a low crime area. One can also live free in India but you have to be a smart person. Every peaceful and smart person is welcomed in India regardless of color of their skin.

[@Fantom6400]

Belize wasn't mentioned on here but a friend told me a few days ago that their rent averages around $74.00 to $110.00 . Some parts of Guatemala and Southern Mexico average at about $90.00.

[@ashutoshshrestha4969]

nepal = 1kg weed $10

[@prasannathapa615]

Haha truth

[@santostamang7828]

@Prasanna Thapa youtube ma bhetcha yar.. haha..

[@prasannathapa615]

santos tamang hahahah paji.. whats up paji

[@santostamang7828]

Prasanna Thapa I'm doing good.. abo dhekin youtube ma po bholle bhayo hai.. Hahaa nice to see ya man.. k hundai cha kaam ani paadai horu??

[@akashrathi9050]

guru...agle saal Mexico ja rhe hai ...thodi si le jae kya waha ?😉

[@higuain7106]

Kazakhstan is cheap too..And it has lots of beautiful places u should visit..

[@ignaciobalais5394]

Yerkanat Berhbay beautiful modern architecture

[@roopad3765]

i live in India, here the problem is politics, politicians make money n r getting richer , rich people are getting richer, there are so many people without basic amenties, still these rich people will spend crores for weddings and parties. there are many places and residential areas clean where rich people, upper middle class and even middle class people live in. am from Bangalore, here good locality with all amenties are very expensive. In India everything is commission basis, middlemen make money. If government provides all amenties and educate people about cleanliness or bring laws to punish, everything can be change, but first n foremost government should provide all amenities like good roads, toilets, drinking water, markets etc., goes on. hope atleast in next generation India will be cleaner and safer country for foreigners

[@smithcodes1243]

I live in Pokhara, Nepal. You can get apartment (4 rooms) rent for $110/per month. If you spend wisely, you can survive with $4-$5 dollars per day(not adding rent , clothes and other entertainment expenses).

[@SuperSha2nk]

i was looking for the cheapest place to live.. but guess what i m from nepal😂 come to vist our small and beautifull county 💓 heaven is myth nepal is real 😊😊

[@mohammedshaikh887]

Nepal is sure BEATIFUL,,,natural scenes of Himalayan Mountains,,also affordable,, guides are also friendly,,,,,

[@pranavpiyush8400]

Nepal has cheapest prostitutes of the world ...& a place for Earthquake too

[@amisha12345]

Lol me too 😂

[@emilbertbc1]

Image of Miami for Albania 😂👎👎👎

[@francig1557]

Emil Bertetto ikr

[@mohdjaafazudinmatjailani4250]

Malaysia is the best place for living.With salary USD500 a month is still enough to pay utilities and rent a room for single with food and drinks.Plus you can keep savings some money for medical etc..

[@ualuuanie]

Why bother to save on medical it is so cheap. I was sent there to work for a year. I got sick and went to their local government clinic. They told me since I am not a local I have to pay double. Got a shock when the bill came USD 2.00. Yup that is right just 2 bucks with meds too.

[@tisya6953]

Ikr my country will include in this vd..Malaysia

[@crazybones2009]

India is not cheap, plus the pollution, crowds are crazy., the history and the food scene is great tho. But my pick is definitely Malaysia its almost like a developed country but the prices of a developing country, culture, Less of extreme poverty, great nightlife, best food scene!, luxuries shopping malls, cleaner than most of the other asian countries, just next door to Thailand and Singapore....hands down winner!!

[@muhammadzaqhwan1975]

yes I agree, their 500ml water bottle is more expensive than Malaysia.

[@samueltan2690]

Dantes Inferno malaysia dangerous af

[@muhammadzaqhwan1975]

yep, the drivers just drive on the emrgency lane that is only for ambulance

[@xXPurpleLoliTranceXx]

I'd go to Singapore! :D

[@zeinabjoseph3881]

india is so dirty, me and my husband got sick and were to scared to leave the hotel due to the pollution and dirt.. their was a kid shitting on the street,people live like animals. NEVER again wil i ever go back.

[@TheMusicvideoVEVO]

nicaragua sounds nice but ugh why does it have to be so difficult to move to another country?

[@AlwaysUp50]

Cause your from america

[@theblueandredlegends9092]

Nepal is an amazing country to visit,its like switzerland but unexplored and unknown by many...even at a distance of as less as 20 km there may temp variation of more than 15 degree...amazing cultural diversity beautiful locations, a heavenly place for people looking for recretional puropse with climbing of highest mountain peaks,hikings,raftings, jungle safari with view of variety of animals..All in very few distances apart from one another...with warm hearted welcome to all our visitors frm all over the world...cheap hotels and not to forget the low price weeds which along with ur best buddies and amazing views of himalays..very nice place to get high along with musical environment...

[@mustafafaruqi2097]

Binaya Paudel qtleast it is better then india

[@aayushmanandhar7362]

Nepal is even cheaper than that........even the rent is just $20 at the capital and the monthly expenses won't exceed more than $50

[@martintaylor2839]

Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos are others

[@sujatadonde1835]

India is way too expensive believe meee

[@notsosilentmajority1]

I think I will buy an apartment in Nepal now. I will go there once the U.S. has completed it's change into a socialist/communist country and SHTF. I hate the direction of the U.S. so I will start making alternate plans now. Be smart and do your homework.

[@briantravelman]

I'm surprised to see Malaysia on there.

[@cjqcjq891]

When i go to malaysia a tshrit is only rm 19 US about 6

[@78mld]

china town kl, can get us$3 only rm 12

[@maznahzakaria2744]

briantravelman Yes..to know Malaysia is to love Malaysia. The people are friendly, .Multiracial. Foods delicious & varities choice, such as Muslim, Chinese, Indian, Portugis, Kadazan & etc. With heritage culture. Beautiful beaches. especially Tioman Island, Perhentian Island, Langkawi etc.

[@briantravelman]

Yeah, and Malaysia is also listed in the Top 20 safest countries.

[@marashrestha5676]

I live in Thailand less than 300 dollars a month

[@ryankueter8396]

Please tell me how it compares to the U.S. will I be able to live like a king for 40 years and I bring 500,000 dollars I am really considering it right now

[@chediwangi]

LOL. You would not be able to live like a king for 40 yrs for 500,000 for 40 yrs anywhere in the world. But you can live like the richest of the people in most parts of the world for that much. You can move to Kenyan and live a way better life than you would in USA for that much. 1. Buy a 0.25- 1 acre piece of land in one of the best neighborhoods in kenya (100,000 USD) 2. Build big mansion 100, 000 USD 3. Buy a 2016 range rover sports $64,950 4. Gas 1 dollar per litre 5. Food for one person per day 3-5 dollars per day 6. Internet and telephone bills- 50 dollars per month 7. Electricity - 4-10 dollars per month 8. Water and Sewerage - 4-10 dollars per month

[@marashrestha5676]

Abeidy M. Internet I pay 10$ a month in Thailand for data on phone. I pay under 1$ a litter. My rent is 100 USA a month I have a big porch air conditioning bed it's all furnished btw. I spend under 2$ a day on food.

[@ultimatum97]

+Abeidy M. (Abeiddy) Yes.....live like a king until you die of HIV or Ebola

[@Millennial.christian]

Which city in Thailand?

[@Cokaine_d]

hey man India is not cheap especially not in big cities like MUMBAI,DELHI !

[@sanjanashah6675]

actually mumbai is one of the cheapest cities in india !

[@lhmartin101]

????????.... wat are u talking about

[@shardulkhadye5875]

LOL , more like you are too poor to afford the cheapest country !

[@AmiraDreams]

lol rudeeeeeee

[@shardulkhadye5875]

Sorry if I sounded rude , but just get the point right , ty

[@simulationking950]

Bags packed-up. Travelling to NEPAL right away !!!!!!!

[@tvoommen4688]

Though Indian, I believe people from West may find this country disgusting. No night life, no beaches, no F 1 races or super highways etc etc. Still, if you are looking for budget living, forget those tourism promotional brochures.You will find a lot of places that are not dirty, especially in southernmost India.

[@karenbenfer1593]

I might try Nepal...

[@bjlimbu3003]

Karen Benfer all the best.

[@deepakgautam1511]

it's good to visit Nepal and stay in cheap places

[@deepakgautam1511]

In Nepal few places are best to visit like Pokhara.

[@sujanpoudel4746]

bad idea

[@pranavpiyush8400]

Nepal is good for prostitutes & Earthquakes ...No shopping mall ...No development ...Rank 2nd in Asia poorest country ....just a shitty country on Earth ....

[@VinitNayar]

if India is in a mess it's because of its geographic location and all the invasions. you can make fun of it but there are good places in India. GO TO GOA, KERALA, HIMACHAL PRADESH, DARJEELING, KODAI CANAL, LADAKH, OOTY THERE ARE GREAT PLACES IN INDIA. INDIA IS A HUGE DIVERSE COUNTRY. HOW MANY RELIGIONS DOES YOUR COUNTRY HAVE? WHAT IS THE ETHINIC DIVERSITY IN YOUR COUNTRY? HOW MANY LANGUAGES DOES YOUR COUNTRY ALLOW AND STILL LOVE IN HARMONY? Google good places and go there.. don't just end up in wrong place and then pee your pants and cry about it. and don't forget India is a country home to the oldest civilization on earth. you're just comparing old Motorola dnac phone to the iPhone 7 red. Indian culture has contributed the world with the number 0(how many trillions billions would you have without a 0 following? ), yoga, Buddhism, even most of the English words are derived from sanskrit. I don't mind people saying India is dirty but that's a problem India is trying hard to solve besides tackling issues like terrorism aftereffects of invasions and colonisation. but there are great places in India. and nice places in India which are clean and holds cultural value and rich heritage.

[@shibinthomas505]

Yes, this is the truth.

[@s4p824]

i am proud to be indian ....because our country gives life to all people......

[@kledder2]

Software developers, game developers/designers, writers, youtube channel owners, etc can make money in any of these countries and save up a whole bunch of money.

[@oblivionzzzmike]

Albania? Irony has it I'm Albanian and I'm researching a cheaper country to live in. Hence why I stumbled upon this video in the first place ;)

[@dieterhofner7043]

FROM, Moldova and Ukraine are the only alternatives if you want to live cheaper than Albania. Note none of theese COUNTRIES except Ukraine has nice beaches like Albania except Western Ukraine (Odessa) but it's quite expensive there in comparison to Albania. I recommend you to stay you won't find anything better for a lower price.

[@oblivionzzzmike]

axel gyllenbäck ...Yeah it's kind of true I agree. But I mean it as a low cost frugal experience of living in another country. Thanks

[@LlLnig]

+Dieter Hofner I've lived in Moldova and came back with 1 less kidney

[@moldovanmoldovan7593]

No, unless you ARE from Moldova. Countryside and dumb. Selling your kidney for $7K.

[@connorduke4619]

you were very lucky they left you one kidney

[@jingyee618]

i'm from Malaysia!

[@queen_j1422]

I would choose Malaysia... with that said, cost of living may be low but what do the jobs looks like???

[@Daniel-jt7xw]

Jessica D almost like in every country... average salary in Malaysia is almost USD20,000-30,000 a year

[@mariangarbacea6305]

in Romania, in a city, with 70 dollars/month u get 1 bedroom and all utilities are included in this price! health and education is free, fast internet is 7 dollars... the minimum wage is low though, 235 dollars/month... if u are under 35 u can get a rent in a nice new 1 bedroom apartment with only 17 dollars/month

[@francig1557]

Marian Garbacea in albania , being a police officer is like 800 a month and normal cops have a wage between 400 and 500

[@yorkshire_tea_innit8097]

yeah but what kind of flat do you get with these prices? I dont want to live in a shanty town.

[@francig1557]

Ryukey in albania they're pretty good( At least in the capital) A flat with 2 bedrooms a bathroom and a big dining room may go from 170 to 250 per month..

[@tomsol9472]

cheapest country 20dollars for internet ???? are you joking ?

[@acextha6665]

+Tom Sol nope its true i am from nepal and i only pay 15 dollars for good internet

[@tomsol9472]

in lithuania i pay 15 for internet, or cheaper

[@MultiDEVILMAYCRY123]

i pay 12 dollars in nepal lol

[@tomsol9472]

ok so what is average wage in nepal?

[@mrit2022]

I pay 7.5 euro per month in portugal :)

[@shriyanshmishra9417]

Why does the foreign media or video makers don't see the good and developed parts of India. Don't they want there people to know that a country will completely outcast them in the next 50 years which was the greatest until the Britishers invaded this land

[@ayudhray1747]

How will we outcast them? By poverty , by population ? Wow be proud of that

[@jamesmallory9264]

The problem with India and Nepal is that there is no residence visa. There is little point suggesting cheap places to live when it is not possible to obtain a visa.

[@NylonStrings83]

There is a resident visa , many foreigners live in india on long term visas

[@amberkarki777]

Don't go to India it is the dirtiest place i have ever seen. Nepal is a good choice there are so many beautiful mountains and rich history. 👌😍

[@useruvwxyz]

Amber karki I second that .people go there with great expectations and come back depressed.

[@twotwozap]

thailand is much cheaper than India and much more civilised!

[@joeb5080]

Low cost of living relative to what? Local salaries? Or to retire there? And how does shopping at a mall cure homesickness?

[@travelgeekbd5330]

Hey, there, Thanks for this great and helpful toturial!

[@mevillafani]

Probably It would be better to live in Nepal than in India for safety issues. Sexual assaults are to high in India.

[@MultiDEVILMAYCRY123]

nepal has one of the lowest crime rates and very friendly people towards foreigners

[@hyppackhyppack53]

Yeah you are true,, nepal is kinda heaven ..

[@nirajsingh8403]

Nepal is tatti (shit).. No infrastructure no shopping fuckin joke ur country

[@pranavpiyush8400]

Haha ....came from a country where cheap prostitutes are available 3$ per night ....A country of prostitutes=NEPAL ... & not forget about Earthquakes ....No Road ..No development ....poor country Nepal ....

[@tiha6708]

maliya3 Well a chick that looks like YOU certainly wont get laid any other place!

[@PJFROM954]

do these places have weed ?

[@riteshmunikar7417]

ofcourse

[@estherbaettig]

Death penalty in Malaysia - if they catch you.

[@maheshdhaugoda8428]

PJFROM954 in Nepal $10 = 1kg weed or you can find it growing in some rare or lonely fields.i have found many with the help of my weed expert friends but never tried.😁😁

[@maheshdhaugoda8428]

isaiah but police will put you in jail if they found u with it..

[@miloslukesevic4770]

You may consider All Balkan countries: Croatia / Montenegro / Bosnia&Hercegovina / Serbia / Slovenia / Macedonia.. Those are the Cheapest Places to Live in Europe and you will feel like at home.. And plus, those are some of the most interesting and beautiful places on Earth.. The cost of living is low but of good quality.. In most places, English is like a second language and you won't need to learn native languages.. Good position in Europe..Everything is close, max 2h flight away ( Greece, Italy, France, Germany, UK, Spain, Turkey, Russia...) Perfect for Tourism lovers.. There you have EVERYTHING, nice weather, reasonable prices, good healthcare, rich and interesting history, multicultural way of leaving, friendly welcoming people, fantastic food, fun seaside activities and relaxing ski resorts, big cities, and good nightlife.. * CROATIA / MONTENEGRO * - Those are Tourist destinations with an amazing and most beautiful coastline and nature in Europe, many historical places, and a relaxed way of life.. You will feel like you're on vacation every day.. Prices are higher than in Serbia and Bosnia, but still much cheaper than in western countries.. * SLOVENIA * - is a very clean and organized region (like Switzerland), with "fairy" lake Blade and the picturesque Alps in the background.. The Standard of living is higher than in other Balkan countries, but also more expensive.. People are very polite and friendly.. * SERBIA * - has one of the biggest city in the Balkans (Belgrade), with a rich history, busy streets, outgoing people, very good restaurants of domestic and international cuisine, crowded cafes and one of the best nightlife in Europe.. Serbia is rich culturally with a mix of many customs..The middle part (Shumadia) is unique with traditional Serbian culture and customs..South part of the country, has many small towns where you can feel how it was in Ottoman times..The North part (Vojvodina) is in total contrast to the south..It was in strong Austrian and Hungarian influence, so there you can enjoy the more organized but relaxed way of life, and mentality similar to Germans.. * BOSNIA & Hercegovina * - has a thick forest and beautiful mountain region with many small old towns, mixed cultural life, rich history, and nice people.. SERBIA BOSNIA & Hercegovina vs United Kingdom MACEDONIA - Rent Per Month 150-300 $ vs 830-1700 $ - Groceries 150-400 $ vs 600 $ ( Monthly - 25% of salary ) - Utilities 130-180 $ vs 250 $ ( Electricity, Heating, Cooling..Internet / TV ) - Sports And Leisure 20-40 $ vs 40 $ ( Fitness Club - Monthly ) - Public transportation 30 $ vs 90 $ ( Monthly ) - Childcare 100-250 $ vs 760 - 1260 $ ( Monthly ) - Cinema 4 $ vs 14 $ - Inexpensive Restaurant 3 - 7 $ vs 10 - 16 $ ( Meal ) - Mid-range Restaurant 20 - 30 $ vs 50 - 70 $ ( Meal for 2 People ) - Domestic Beer 1 - 2 $ vs 3.5 - 5 $ (0.5 liter draught) - Cappuccino 1 - 1.5 $ vs 2.5 - 3.8 $ - Beef (1kg) 7.68 $ vs 10.71 $ - Apples (1kg) 1 $ vs 2.47 $ - Tomato (1kg) 1.24 $ vs 2.47 $ - Buy Apartment Price 900-2.500 $ vs 2.500-6.000 $ ( Price per Square Meter ) - Salary 550 $ vs 2.600 $ ( Average Monthly Net ) - Cost of living in Serbia is 45.78% lower than in United States (aggregate data for all cities, rent is not taken into account). - Rent in Serbia is, on average, 76.34% lower than in United States. You are like a KING with a 2.600 $ monthly income in Serbia/Bosnia/Macedonia :) If you aren't that lucky and have only 1.000 $ it's still nice.. It's like two GOOD salaries here, so you will be fine :) CROATIA MONTENEGRO vs United Kingdom SLOVENIA - Rent Per Month 300-700 $ vs 830-1700 $ - Groceries 200-400 $ vs 600 $ ( Monthly - 25% of salary ) - Utilities 160-220 $ vs 250 $ ( Electricity, Heating, Cooling..Internet / TV ) - Sports And Leisure 30-40 $ vs 40 $ ( Fitness Club - Monthly ) - Public transportation 35 - 45 $ vs 90 $ ( Monthly ) - Childcare 150-350 $ vs 760 - 1260 $ ( Monthly ) - Cinema 7 $ vs 14 $ - Inexpensive Restaurant 7 - 10 $ vs 10 - 16 $ ( Meal ) - Mid-range Restaurant 30 - 45 $ vs 50 - 70 $ ( Meal for 2 People ) - Domestic Beer 1.5 - 3.18 $ vs 3.5 - 5 $ (0.5 liter draught) - Cappuccino 1.3 - 1.91 $ vs 2.5 - 3.8 $ - Beef (1kg) 11.72 $ vs 10.71 $ - Apples (1kg) 1.58 $ vs 2.47 $ - Tomato (1kg) 1.66 $ vs 2.47 $ - Buy Apartment Price 1.500-4.000 $ vs 2.500-6.000 $ ( Price per Square Meter ) - Salary 855 - 1.100 $ vs 2.600 $ ( Average Monthly Net ) With a 2.600 $ monthly income in Croatia/Montenegro/Slovenia you can live a pretty enjoyable life in one of the most beautiful regions of Europe and feel like you are on vacation all the time.. If you aren't that lucky and have only 1.000 $ it's still nice.. You are gonna be just a regular guy.. BUT the regular guy living life in one of the most beautiful regions of Europe :) * Quality of Life Index by Country 2021: - SLOVENIA is in 14th place.. (better ranked than USA, UK, Japan, Spain, Portugal, France, Italy....) - CROATIA is in 23rd place.. (better ranked than France, Italy, Belgium, Israel....) - Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia are ranked in the first 50 countries also.. ( www.numbeo.com/quality-of-life/rankings_by_country.jsp ) And all Balkan can be experienced in the region not bigger than Italy, everything is relatively close and well connected.. You are WELLCOME in our countries.. All the best.. SOURCE: For more details about prices in these countries: ( www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/ )

[@KhmerMinnesnowta]

If you travel, eat, and live like locals, you can retire very easily in SE Asia like Vietnam, Thailand, or Cambodia just to name a few. Malaysia is a great developed country and everyone can speak English. We stayed there for a month and we loved it!

[@deanmohamed795]

What? Nepai, India, Nicaragua and Albania? That;s totally bullshit.... for some craze expats, maybe but NOT for most retirees. In my personal opinion, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam and the Philippines considered the best options for expats, retirees as well as for long-time travelers. We should take account into safety, cheap food, affordable accommodation and transport, public facilities, etc.....

[@dookiemanik]

Yes most South East Asian countries are cheap in terms of living costs, except for Singapore and Brunei I guess

[@deanmohamed795]

Dookiemanik you're partly correct.... as for Singapore, most things are not that cheap if we are talking about shopping or living there. Brunei.... on the other hand is more cheaper, very peaceful.... but not too many options, still an exit to neighboring West Malaysia will give one access to booze, naughty massages, cheap food, cheap products and plentiful of options and non-stop shopping spree

[@kamalstha3325]

You fucking bitch. Fuck your motherland. Your country is bullshit.

[@deanmohamed795]

The BDxoul it's ok, be patient. Sometimes other people don't understand what they say. Yes, I agree.... too many women got rape in India and I won't even think a second to go there just for a vacation. Thanks for your comments

[@bdxoul]

ok

[@SuperJajaco]

I would not live in India if they payed me 1 mill a month

[@mustafafaruqi2097]

Jan Jacobsen me too i would rather live in North Korea than in india atleast there are toilets there

[@cvetkojovcevski645]

how people can just sit there and have fun when there are so many suffering, it's just disturbing, nobody gets away without suffering

[@MrBroykenneth]

Your opening for your #4 pick, Albania, is a pic of South Beach, in Miami Beach, not Albania. How many other pics used are false?

[@greatestever5067]

I'm from Nicaragua

[@emilphoryew9436]

So is the Great Cornholio. Do you have any teepee?

[@badmandem6495]

this country is a poor crime ridden shithole. Gangs, kids hooked on glue, no law? Gangs own cops.

[@badmandem6495]

Every house has bars on the windows and doors, 5 padlocks and 3 dogs. That's how safe it is. If u like Russian roulette u will like it. As safe as Afghanistan.

[@kabindraification]

to be honest .. .from this list, Nepal is the only country where you can take full advantages of the money you spend. India might be a cheaper option than Malaysia, but its far expensive than Nepal. Again, I suggest to visit India if you wanna experience burglary and smelly city streets and dirty people.

[@jay36742]

to be honest..no one gives a fuck about what you think!

[@kabindraification]

+jay36742 even i dont give a fuck to what u think. I just mentioned the reality. If u think otherwise, try to change your city n streets

[@jay36742]

Kavin lol..if you didn't give a fuck about what i think, you wouldn't have replied! what a moron hahaha!! Our streets might not be clean but our hearts are - we don't go on bad mouthing other countries although we know they are not perfect as we know we are not perfect either ..i can tell by clicking on your profile that you are from nepal and i can write 5 pages of problems in nepal from the killings in your royal family to political corruption to how your people come in India and beg for security jobs (they would stay in nepal, if it was so perfect - wouldn't they?) but of course, i won't do that just to show you how clean an Indian's heart is!

[@kabindraification]

if you guys had clear hearts. . .. it would have been frankly obvious. . . . and we never brag about what we possess, we dont have to show off what we have. .. .. hope u got my meaning

[@kabindraification]

bro . . . if we could wipe out India from our country Nepal , we would become more successful and a much much more developed nation instantly. .. . this is beyond a doubt.,,,,, and Yes! Nepal can survive well without the so called help from India, but India will suffer a huge economic loss if Nepal stops the trade with it .

[@MegaAlexanderescobar]

I've been to Nicaragua and if you're not from there the lifestyle isn't very enjoyable at least for me it didn't seem that way it wasn't very well developed and Internet was slow

[@vikaskumarpatel5017]

Internet is very important :p

[@albertoarias7515]

my family is from Managua and i dont really like it there except for the volcano and lake and the tamales (well, every tamal is good)

[@fithri99]

Time Square isn't the biggest mall in Malaysia. It's One Utama which is also the fifth in the world. You can find a 4 bedroom house for $200 monthly.

[@guiadescalzota9407]

india lol but hold your breathe about the smell of the people 😉

[@jay36742]

"india lol but hold your breathe about the smell of the people" .. yea, Indians fart on ugly faces..guia descalzota has experience, lol!

[@maheshdhaugoda8428]

jay36742 as if Indians are beautiful😂😂😂

[@ErackRWoods]

Have you noticed how many people from these cheap to live places, COME HERE TO THE USofA? Money ain't everything.

[@ultimatum97]

True bro.... people are willing to spend their money if they are getting really good life in return..... they'll save money for years together by living like a bankrupt person just to get a livable life ......and then there is Trump.....meg !

[@sowpur]

Soham Kulkarni - not really sure what message you're trying to convey but I've lot good number of friends who moved to the US from upper middle class South Asian families (Indian, Pakistan, Bangladesh) and to them US offers better safety, better std of living, and not to say WAYY better salary. They save as much/1.5X more than what friends' monthly salaries are back home.

[@justanimelover7707]

Erack R. Woods I had a plan to visit US at the end of this year but sadly Trump won the election. So plan is over..

[@sowpur]

Nurul Hidayati I don't think that should change your plans. Despite who wins US is a diverse country and the beauty of US's constitution is that not one person have all the power, not even the president.

[@justanimelover7707]

Bob Richy I am a Muslim, so that's the problem. Also to get the tourist visa i have to pay $160 a non refundable payment. If i am lucky and could get the visa that would be good but if not... well i don't like wasting money. Now chance is so slim

[@ludiazhud]

Your Albania video starts with a shot of Miami Beach.

[@ryankish6370]

There's a place in Brighton where you pay $1 a year to live but you have to basically worship the landlords and there's a strict curfew and stuff like that.

[@chinkahyen6203]

Malaysia is great.Happy to be a Malaysian

[@yiwivin7805]

Nope

[@nisseranderogregy6268]

Malaysia sucks, thats why it's so cheap.

[@SheherJalandhar]

nice work man

[@sc5252]

In Malaysia, US$ 50 a month, is not enough for water, electricity, house WiFi n telephone. Unless you do not use air condition, water heater in your house.

[@ankel7120]

Traveled to Albania once, never going back. Plus the first picture is Miami...

[@tomchedd5086]

I love the Miami Beach picture for Albania :)

[@RamchandPhagoo]

"I always wanted to go to Cambodia. You can get a lobster dinner for like a dollar"

[@Satisfiedcompilation]

the biggest shopping mall in Malaysia is One Utama, second mid valley. Times square is the biggest shopping mall in the heart of K.L city

[@wonderfulcharacter883]

Here from nepal!!!... Its true we locals spend really less...but comparatively for tourists it might be expensive...use a trusted guide!!...its not u'll be cheated but u "might" be cheated

[@shafieulislaam437]

I have A Dream To Travel and Visit Every country of the world and after completion of Trip I want to see the dream In which I can Dream my Country India...

[@ayubdaspariyar4754]

Gosh... I was praying Nepal wasn't listed here, but it was. Malaysia is the one anyone should choose I say for living. or else... Nepal is here for the best of touring experience.

[@tomsol9472]

plenty of countries where 1 bed flat is cost les than 100 dollars, and gym even in uk cost less than 30 usd :)

[@sakeshkaranjit]

On the basis of inflation rate, Nepal is among the most expensive country to live in. The country is poor, but the politicians are insanely rich. 😞

[@HaibTshajHaib]

no way for the rest. maybe Nepal.

[@bidhanparajuli256]

I am from Nepal and happy to see Nepal here . But Kathmandu is definitely not cheap to stay comfortably . It has been ranked the most expensive city to live in South Asia by the recent 2017 study . But yeah other cities sure .

[@yourdad7682]

I live in nepal for just $25/month one bedroom. A meal cost $1. So it is way cheaper than you said.

[@ajmalshahtravelling7088]

thanks for timely information

[@Robert-ey2vp]

I've been to all of them and Malaysia is the best option since their internet is actually worth paying for.

[@harsarajshakya358]

true money is still second priority in nepal...

[@spainrightmove9245]

Costa Del Sol Spain is the cheapest in Europe and very sunny all year round

[@user-ge6rh3kv8t]

Agree with u a bit.Pero no es nadie barato en frente deste pais Nipel

[@HomerSlated]

He forgot to mention that the wages are as low as the prices, so maybe things cost less but then you have less money to buy them. First worlders living in cheap foreign countries only really works if you retire there with a lot of cash up front, or maybe if you can afford to commute to work by plane, live in a hotel all week, then fly back for the weekend. Better to live in a country with decent wages, then buy/rent a house in an "unfashionable" area for cheap, preferably within reasonable commuting distance. You're probably still going to pay the same as the rest of the country for utilities and food, etc., but you'll save a tonne of cash on your rent/mortgage, and for most people that's the biggest and most crippling expense anyway.

[@judeisnot_rude]

dont know where he gets the figures from but i know malaysia is definitely not cheap and im from singapore.

[@Daniel-jt7xw]

Maybe Malaysia is cheap for some reason

[@devikabsree8087]

In India, the quality of life varies with money. For $150, which is Rs. 9,000 you wont get a good house in cities or towns. Rs. 20,000 per month is required in cities or towns for proper housing - a 2 or 3 bedroom apartment with car parking facilities. This may or may not include maintenance charge which may range from Rs. 2000 to Rs. 5000. Plus you can't drink the tap water. Additional money must be payed for buying drinking water. Rural areas are cheaper. But it's better to live in cities in order to have better healthcare, transport and internet connectivity. Adding to this is the fact that most people don't earn that much money. Most of my friends who graduated from a good college have a starting salary of 30,000 to 45,000 per month. This may become as high as 70,000 per month eventually. But still, it's not cheap to pay Rs. 20,000 for rent when you earn Rs. 60,000. Plus children's education, medical expenses and small vacations will need a huge amount of money. Perhaps, if both the members in a family work, they can save money. Now, many jobs such as school teachers in private schools and nurses in private hospitals earn even less. School teachers in private schools earn around 35,000 per month and recently there was strike in a state were nurses where demanding a salary of at least Rs. 20,000! This means nurses are paid even less. People who work as carpenters, welders, barbers, drivers etc also earn very less. So imagine their plight. On the whole, I find India very expensive for an ordinary person living here.

[@KANPURRIDER]

Nice information

[@josiahchimfutumba4689]

Malaysia looks great I like it and I'll go there one day

[@LoboBrasileiro1]

Damn, Thailand didn't make the cut? $20 USD was more than enough to eat out everyday, hit the arcades and the cinemas when I visited in 2011.

[@idkok5747]

Yall should go to Sabah,Malaysia.Hands down best environment and city blend!

[@danielafifi1067]

0:25 My Country And i dont have to wish live there :p

[@SpongeBobAK47]

I'm desperate to escape the heat

[@angahsyber68]

Yes, top 10 cheapest rich country is Malaysia and many foreigners and tourist visiting here per annum :)

[@thatgirl-xia8429]

Live in the philippines , it's much cheaper. You can buy food for 1-5 dollars and its has a perfect environment . And you can start a resort there for way cheap. Plus if only only have $100 you are rich in there

[@plus4425]

that's because your dad's work hard to make you rich in plipin

[@kareemmahmoud5280]

In Egypt, you`d pay $25 for your internet

[@zangemozumdar6667]

India is not cheap as i m an indian and most cities like mumbai bangaluru delhi are very expensive

[@zangemozumdar6667]

Delhi j It's seems tu koi minister ya business ka kid hoga....It's fact... I belong to middle class family like typical indian....

[@mustafafaruqi2097]

Zange Mozumdar what about toilets?if your country js not cheap then why 70% of people dont have toilets?

[@Fine_art_aerial]

$30 a month for gym membership in Nicaragua?? Thats absolutely ridiculous!!