Cheapest Countries to Buy Real Estate 2023

[@traveleconomics]

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[@deoxzyKun]

if Montenegro becomes an eu member then it ll be a very good investment. Suggestions: how about you also tell average house prices in those countries not just per sq mt, it's helpful

[@traveleconomics]

Indeed, and it is very likely to happen. Thanks for the suggestion.

[@storiesbox2958]

sir can you give me your email address? i want to send you email.

[@rutherfordbhayes423]

It will be ruined by joining the EU .

[@billhennessey6374]

My biggest fear is getting ripped off, particularly by unscrupulous real estate agents and lawyers. Do you find it difficult to do due diligence in a country where you don't speak the language? Do you have any pointers regarding this? Thanks, and great video as always.

[@traveleconomics]

It is a very good point. If you are dealing with real estate in a country where you have no knowledge of the language it is better to build trust with someone and visit the place for some months before buying. I prefer to deal with places in which I have at least intermediate knowledge of the language, although recently Google Translate and Deepl are doing wonders in regards to contracts.

[@billhennessey6374]

@@traveleconomics , thank you. Your videos are the best. I suppose it is good to really vet lawyers well to find someone trustworthy as well. Thanks again!

[@dilpreetsingh197]

Great research and nicely put together. I would like to request you to please consider doing a video on countries for real estate with a combination of easy residence permit + relatively stable economy + political stability. Thanks.

[@Imhim247]

Thank you for this video! I appreciate you for giving more informations about Europe. You already know I'll go there in few months!😁

[@ريحانة213]

Please, a video about the best countries in Europe to study and obtain citizenship? For example, I heard that Portugal calculates years of study into the years necessary to obtain citizenship

[@traveleconomics]

Some countries count years studying towards citizenship. Other countries, only count years studying in a half (say you studied 4 years, so they count 2 years towards citizenship). However, studying abroad is not among the main topics of the channel so I will not dig deep into that.

[@ledacypreadel7268]

Are these cheapest countries having a cold climate?

[@traveleconomics]

European countries are usually cold

[@ToquzOghuzKhaganatekhan]

The world is so so so so crazy beautiful. Why so many pissed off people walk around .

[@Alyy4]

What are the countries that offer residence and no specific cost amount

[@traveleconomics]

All countries have costs. There is no country you will get a residence permit through real estate without investing at least some 50k in the property and documentation

[@Alyy4]

@@traveleconomics I never said no investment I said buying with no specific minimum amount. Turkey now set minimum 75 k and 50 k

[@traveleconomics]

@@Alyy4 depends on your citizenship. Book a consultation call so we can discuss your individual options. Best regards.

[@muhammadfaizansiddique6702]

What about getting nationality of Hungary. How much is the minimum amount and years of residence required to get a property residence that can lead to getting nationality?

[@traveleconomics]

There is no residence by buying property in Hungary. You can do it through a company, but the costs are quite high. You can apply to citizenship after 7-8 years living in the country.

[@sameertherocker]

Prices in budapest are always expensive! Though the currency is drowning

[@traveleconomics]

Exactly. Let's compare Hungary and Slovakia. The HUF fell 20% versus the EUR. So only in currency exchange, prices in HU are down 20% compared to SK in one year. Add to that the economic instability of the country, and you have now prices per sq meter in Budapest almost the same as in Bucharest.

[@rutherfordbhayes423]

Great video as always !!

[@tylerw1892]

Turkey is not cheap anymore. Not even a little bit.

[@traveleconomics]

compared to the rest of Europe... even Romania or Hungary .... Turkey is still much cheaper than all of them. But yes, if you compare it with Colombia for ex, it is not that cheap.

[@muhammadkhoso2867]

Put the property details on screen as well for better understand

[@traveleconomics]

Thanks for the suggestion!

[@tanasaflorin3699]

I don't see Romania in none of your videos

[@traveleconomics]

Romania is in many videos, browse around! it is a great country.

[@Cryptid71]

Very surprised we didn’t see Latvia or Lithuania.

[@traveleconomics]

Latvia is actually pretty cheap nowadays. Lithuania isn't, especially in Vilnius, Kaunas and Klaipeda.

[@Cryptid71]

@@traveleconomics glad to see Hungary on the list. Very underrated place. Same with Poland. Not as cheap but very nice.

[@graydoesntsuitme6026]

Hi. What do you thing about Portugal?

[@traveleconomics]

I really like Portugal. Great quality of life. But real estate is overpriced currently in most of the country.

[@luisfilipe534]

Full already with so many lazy housing speculators... Sorry.

[@kishorekrishna490]

How about Vietnam?

[@traveleconomics]

Foreigners can buy property in Vietnam but there are some restrictions. I would prefer countries with no restrictions regarding foreign ownership of real estate (at least houses and condos, not talking about land).

[@rahuliyer7456]

Yes Vietnam has some odd restrictions on foreigners. For those foreigners who have land, usually it is because they have ties to a Vietnamese family. For me, I am looking in Vietnam, but I am married to a dual US/Vietnam citizen...or Viet Kieu as they call it. I actually recommend you look at Northern Thailand and the areas around Chiang Mai. But remember you can buy the house in Thailand, but you lease the land it sits on as a foreigner. Places where I personally would target...other then what I mentioned are: Malaysia Turkiye Greece Cyprus Italy Spain Portugal Cabo Verde Mexico Colombia Ecuador Chile Argentina Uruguay Georgia Armenia Albania North Macedonia Serbia Croatia Bosnia & Herzegovina Montenegro Some cost more then others. I know Spanish and Vietnamese, in addition to English.

[@Kretencekk]

@@rahuliyer7456 Where in Mexico or Colombia would you look? Highly touristic areas?

[@christopherhouse7937]

How about looking at Paraguay 🇵🇾

[@traveleconomics]

@@christopherhouse7937 Good option with territorial tax.