Live Cheap In Cambodia! Siem Reap Cambodia Travel, Digital Nomad Minimalist Backpacking

[@petermarshall7457]

I have been to Cambodia a few times just got back from Philippines. It’s the most beautiful country I have been to

[@RetireandGo]

You are visiting some great locations ! What is next ?

[@terryphillipson5827]

I really enjoy an articulate,focused,no nonsense speaker.Like a breath of fresh air thank you sir.

[@RetireandGo]

Thank you and I appreciate the feedback

[@kingjardani7267]

If you're planning on living in SR longer, I believe that you can definitely find the price you're paying now is a bit higher too. For me as a Cambodian myself, I can find about half the price you're paying.. accommodation, food, transportation..etc. but you're definitely on the right track. Welcome to Cambodia 🇰🇭.

[@RetireandGo]

I agree There were rooms available long term for even lower And apartments in the French quarter that were very affordable

[@frankkluz9787]

Yes sir - I'm in the US (& NEVER BEEN THERE) but have seen other savvy travelers find better prices. + Dave in Cambodia knows how to find the really cheap rents ! (like $50/mo) Siem Reap is 'my' favorite retirement destination in over a year researching the entire planet !!! An absolute gem. Beautiful city and wonderful people.

[@ElieRosie]

@@frankkluz9787brother, 50$/month you’ll end up living in a 4x4 meter room in Cambodia with no air conditioner no kitchen no yard, balcony not recommended.

[@mjs2402]

i know this video is a few months old now but the Garden Park is like $24 a night now. prices definitely on the rise

[@neetajustsimplyliving]

Thank you sir for a great video in Cambodia.

[@RetireandGo]

You are most welcome I could live here so inexpensive

[@LJ-jq8og]

You do an excellent job on your videos 💪❤

[@RetireandGo]

Thank you for this I appreciate the feedback Have a good day

[@tampopo]

Ho cuz, we stay Moving to siem reap from Big island! Chee 🎉love your video and hope to see yer Shaka around , aloha and mahalo

[@RetireandGo]

Nice ! You will love it :-) Keep us updated

[@charlesmassaquoi6717]

Great info and video 👍🏽

[@RetireandGo]

Thank you Cambodia is a great location

[@yokheanghay135]

I agree with you.❤

[@RetireandGo]

Thank you Have a good week

[@travelwithclown3300]

Cambodia now looks alot cleaner than united state ..

[@RetireandGo]

True And low cost living Siem reap is the way

[@sokhonlen7382]

Love watching you on your trip in Cambodia

[@RetireandGo]

Oh I really enjoyed it You should go !

[@ervinslens]

Brilliant upload my friend, this whole area is phenomenal

[@RetireandGo]

Thank you :-) It is a fascinating location to visit for history buffs So much to see

[@artvandelay1555]

I was not going to comment, but the part of housing in your home state and it being only a roof then an emphatic "no thank you" made me laugh out loud. As my Uncle used to say "count me out"! Yes, $14. a day is not bad. There i could actually afford to eat out which is not the case in my home state. Thanks for the videos.

[@RetireandGo]

Good point Food is more affordable now with these lower monthly housing prices I would be broke as a joke drinking Diet Coke in my home state of Hawaii haha

[@freakyfred543]

Thanks for the video. I am a vet and I had no idea about the reimbursement for ambulances.

[@RetireandGo]

Thank you for your service Yes, check on the reimbursement and if you settle overseas you can establish a local provider!

[@traken8058]

Aloha Chris! Cambio looks amazing, especially that $14 massage! I enjoy watching your videos. Soon, my wife and I will be over in SEA, not sure exactly where yet, but I look forward to it!

[@RetireandGo]

You will enjoy it ! I’ll be in Thailand for Songkran festival

[@Claudia-yd3dd]

Great content, made very good. Lot of useful Informations. I like it very much, that you show how it looks like where you are and all the costs. Very inspiring, thank you from Germany.

[@RetireandGo]

thank you so much. i appreciate this feedback !

[@sopaulbuth1007]

Thanks you for sharing. That is my country. Lol im glad that you enjoying your time there and your stay. Im plans on going back visiting for myself.

[@RetireandGo]

I really did enjoy it I will return again for sure

[@samuelalix7208]

Retire and Go, GREAT VIBES! Agape! Sam

[@RetireandGo]

Thank you ! I hope your week is going well :-)

[@michaelmccarthy4817]

Another very enjoyable video Chistopher!!!

[@RetireandGo]

Thank you :-) I was amazed how inexpensive Cambodia was to live in for one month

[@hornman67]

Really enjoy your commentary and reporting style. Thank you for your vlog!

[@RetireandGo]

Thank you I am happy to bring these lovely destinations to everyone

[@nelsonfarrell5307]

Excellent video thank you

[@RetireandGo]

You are welcome :-) have a good day

[@sethsath6506]

Love all of ur videos . Thx for sharing. Just subscribed ❤

[@RetireandGo]

Welcome and thank you :-) I hope the week is going well for you !

[@roygoad2870]

So you don’t ever rent a motorbike? Yes it can be dangerous, you need to be an experienced rider. But it’s so liberating to ride a bike and the freedom it gives you. I’am 71 and have had my share of accidents, one in the Kampot area, where some roads are not paved. Still didn’t put me of. Now living in Thailand for 4 years I still ride and know how to handle it! Fingers crossed 🤞

[@RetireandGo]

You are braver than I :-) No more two wheels for me Maybe a Harley later in life Thoughts ?

[@ericmaher6606]

I rented a motorbike in Ho Chi Min A true near death experience

[@peterparker5166]

Fantastic channel bro, I’m really enjoying your content.

[@RetireandGo]

Thank you The feedback is appreciated :-)

[@tonycanniffe2360]

Nice. You are living the dream bro

[@RetireandGo]

It took 35 years of work and now doing some low cost travel I needed to take a break haha Have a good day

[@khomlay3491]

❤Great video thanks

[@RetireandGo]

You are welcome Have a great weekend

[@glenbbqdavidson7131]

Thanks for posting. Great to see the comparison between the cost of living there a posed to America.

[@RetireandGo]

Yes it’s saving me money in retirement to be overseas big time

[@dnnsmtchll]

grrrrreat video very informative gracias !!!!!!!

[@RetireandGo]

Thank you so much I hope it helps folks plan a great retirement

[@bradley_Bradley]

I love the Greenery where you were walking in this Vid. Next time I’ll def make an effort to go to Cambodia after Thailand. Thx for the Vid R & G !

[@RetireandGo]

I think you will really enjoy Cambodia Then zip over to Laos for a month too Low cost living and wonderful places

[@chasman67]

All great stuff here, pal.

[@RetireandGo]

Thank you so much I hope this helps get the word out Cambodia is livable !

[@AjayRohaz]

Going through your videos and they are great ! Due to taxes and insurance my house payment went from 2575 to 2903 starting May 1st. 2029 cannot come fast enough for me to sell it all and retire to SE Asia :)

[@RetireandGo]

I totally agree I was in the same boat I was like , I need a new plan

[@DanielAdisi-ps6wq]

Absolutely brilliant video❤

[@RetireandGo]

Thank you so much :-) I enjoyed Cambodia A wonderful place to visit

[@themarketingplace]

buen brochazo en la cabeza my friend

[@RetireandGo]

Thank you :-)

[@gsomethingsomething2658]

Tuk Tuks: use the taxi aps, then the cost will be $1-3 for anywhere in the city.

[@RetireandGo]

Great price ! Getting around for a few bucks And even renting them for the day Kind of fun too haha

[@MuhammadSyukri78]

Enjoy your time sir

[@RetireandGo]

Thank you so much Have a great day

[@warrenwade8531]

“The mad dog of Siemens Reap” Totally Awesome lol. Great content

[@RetireandGo]

Yes haha Watch out for them mad dawgs

[@kaleeysmith8801]

asia is pretty safe, i'm gonna go there too. southeast asia.

[@RetireandGo]

You will really enjoy it Visit many places to explore

[@EdwinCV-dh8qc]

Cool video,I just may skip Thailand and go straight to Cambodia thanks.

[@RetireandGo]

Please add it into your travels Low cost and enjoyable temples to visit

[@Thecraneoparator]

It makes me curious thank you for the information video you're saving in one year only for the housing 26000 dollars OMG have a good day greetings Alexander from the Netherlands

[@RetireandGo]

Alexander, have a great week ! I would like to travel to the Netherlands someday :-)

[@ericmaher6606]

Thanks for the video. I have been to Siem Reap once and plan on returning. How is the monsoon season?

[@RetireandGo]

I have noticed daily rain But that’s about it :-)

[@frankkluz9787]

Been looking for a cheap and friendly retirement destination for over a year ! -- Ended up between Siem Reap and the Philippines. So I watch everything I can find & Siem Reap appears to be my favorite + a very low cost visa friendly country if over 55. I'm old & on SS looking perhaps to enjoy my last days - w/o winters ! Frugal but comfortable is my motto. Long term leases can be much cheaper there if you were to stay there a while. Nearly 20K expats live there in a city of 250,000. Some only part of the year. For me it is the perfect size having almost everything you need - and - cheap one hour flights to Bangkok for fun - or - quality health care. Apparently many retired American expats actually thrive there on $800 - $900/mo. supposedly. --- Enjoy your time there. PUB STREET is awesome but even cheaper food I hear can be had a few blocks away from it ! - - - Thanks for sharing.

[@RetireandGo]

I agree with you it’s a good location to live on SS Affordable and peaceful Yes lower prices off pub street for sure haha I like your motto! Frugal and comfortable! Perfect

[@Anomalyy666]

​@RetireandGo what about people on disability income?

[@CurtisMoe]

Damn. I thought I was living cheap in Central America. And I am compared to the States, but your video makes it clear that my costs can go much lower.

[@RetireandGo]

Central America is fantastic Great living there I travels through that area earlier this year 8 countries in Latin America A fantastic trip

[@ngatravelvlog]

very nice vid ! 😛😛

[@RetireandGo]

Thank you :-) I hope you are having a good week

[@vinozarazzi5633]

❤Nice disguise Mister Carrey❤

[@RetireandGo]

Haha Have a great week !

[@markmark8895]

It’s Elvis, alive and well!

[@RetireandGo]

Haha thank you ! I do like dressing as Elvis for Halloween I’ve done it more than once

[@dougm3037]

Siem Reap impressed me over a decade ago. Rooms looked good. I always use Grab bikes when in Saigon. They would have to be cheaper than tuk tuks without the hassle of negotiating a price.

[@RetireandGo]

Grab us a good service for sure Cambodia has a lot to offer in low cost living

[@sethsath6506]

I am thinking of retiring in Cambodia in 5 years

[@RetireandGo]

Great idea Have you traveled there a few times?

[@sethsath6506]

@@RetireandGo Yes, I have been there 4 times and I love it

[@bangkapihappy8295]

I once had a room in a family run hotel in krabi Thailand for $9/night. Downtown. Southeast Asia is the best value in the world imo.

[@RetireandGo]

Wow that’s a sweet price ! $9 !!

[@Kosalsom]

Love ❤️

[@RetireandGo]

A warm aloha to you !

[@JeanP-f7m]

We are trading time for money.....I can always make money one way or another....but time , once spent, is irreplaceable.

[@RetireandGo]

Truth I figure travel now While we are healthy

[@melindataljaard2753]

Hi there, thanks for a great video. Life is expensive! That is the way we all live. Can't believe "they" control us like that. The food that you eat is so much! 😅So it will be cheaper for me😊. Can I ask what about the safety of your belongings and yourself as a person when you travel to different countries. What an experience to travel with you on KZbin. Love your videos. Enjoy take care. Greatings.✌️

[@RetireandGo]

Great question I travel with very little One backpack My laptop is several years old , very small and light I have no watch or jewelry I only have a cell phone of value This keeps my theft risk low

[@melindataljaard2753]

Understand thank you kindly

[@stephenguy3901]

Ever thought about the wages in Cambodia and the cost to buy a home ..... considerably less than wherever you live . By the way who is this " they" that's controlling us ?

[@uBenji1234]

Heh, thought it was young Rambo! ;P

[@RetireandGo]

Haha ! Yes !

[@dovygoodguy1296]

It seems utterly amazing that Cambodians have managed to recover so easily from their nightmare experiences of the 1960s and 1970s. How did they do it?!

[@RetireandGo]

True It’s peaceful and wonderful

[@dovygoodguy1296]

@@RetireandGo So many families must have memories of suffering in those days. But for some reason as I watch videos on Thailand, Vietnam and Cambodia I keep getting drawn back to Cambodia for some reason. Whether Siem Reap or Phnom Penh. Despite all the alleged "cons" people mention about Cambodia. But what concerns me the most is the weather. I'm just reluctant to live anywhere where it feels like a sauna, whether in Panama, Southeast Asia etc.

[@alwaysright3718]

Usually its America blowing up every country but not in this case although they did get incendiary damage during Vietnam war..

[@mick-berry5331]

​@@dovygoodguy1296You gotta be patient, after 3 months you body has adapted and it feels a lot cooler. I lived in Haiti for 2 1/2 years when I was young, same thing.

[@adrianwindle4616]

People are complaining about the same issues in Australia 🇦🇺..😢

[@RetireandGo]

For sure yes High cost of living Food housing auto medical Ugh … I’m out of that mess haha

[@Driver2724]

Please the name of health insurance 🙏🏽 love your video and your beautiful attitude humble guy

[@RetireandGo]

I use a travel insurance company that covers all of Asia You can google the top five travel insurance companies They all offer about the same services I pay around $100 a month Not bad at all Also, make sure they cover the countries you want to travel to, chat with them before buying

[@KhmerMinnesnowta]

You look like a Rambo guy back in the movie then. I'm hopping between the countries since my retirement from the US for ten years now. I left the country back in 1979 after I had to live through the genocide there and most of my family members did not make it. Cambodia has come a long way since its civil war was officially ended abruptly in 1998. Happy and safe travels from a genocide survivor in Minnesnowta!

[@RetireandGo]

The first Rambo movie, first blood, is an amazing movie. Absolutely amazing

[@genericchannel5899]

As a fellow Minnesnowtan, it was fun getting to know the Cambodian and Hmong kids growing up. Their grandmas always made the craziest food. I loved trying anything spicy, and then they'd make me eat the occasional fish eyeball, or something. I got them back by bringing lutefisk one time. They never underestimated the white kid after that. 😂

[@KhmerMinnesnowta]

@@genericchannel5899 I had a great time to know two foster mothers who fed me everything like lutefisk and goat cheese. Both of their parents were immigrants from Germany. I learned so much from both of them about America!

[@walkingestonian]

In Chiang Mai these 6 pieces were 1.5 EUR, so it can get even cheaper 🙃

[@RetireandGo]

cambodia is the best low cost place to check out

[@stur6641]

whats the area of the hotel ? looks nice and quiet thanks

[@RetireandGo]

It’s about two blocks from their version of walking street So nice Little restaurants around it too This is the lion hotel I’m talking about

[@prakashbandekar4927]

Please make a vlog on long term visa cost and agents

[@RetireandGo]

Goodness I stay in each country about 28 days and move on I have not interacted with any long term visa situations But maybe next year I’ll do some longer stays What countries are you thinking about ?

[@prakashbandekar4927]

@@RetireandGo Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Taiwan,Mexico

[@keepingitsimple88]

Love your videos man, do you need a temporary residency do stay long term ?

[@RetireandGo]

Great question I use the 30 day arrival visa only right now Probably for the next two years But then I’ll stay in countries longer Maybe look into long term

[@2GringosOnTheGulf]

14 bucks a night but 5 bucks to get a ride to it. Seems outta portion lol. Great deals on accommodations wow. Thanks for sharing.🙏❤

[@michaelc8651]

I was thinking the same. Kind of out of proportion.

[@RetireandGo]

Haha true That was Indonesia too Like 9 dollars to take a taxi Then 16 a night at my hotel haha But I started using scooter taxis for 3 dollars

[@gsomethingsomething2658]

@@RetireandGo I live in Siem Reap. All locals and expats use the taxi apps: everywhere within the city for $1-3. The big, long tuk tuks which you took are used by mostly by tourists, and they charge whatever you'll pay.

[@Stevonthemove]

Rooms not 14 its 25.....tuk tuk should be 1 dollar

[@spotvideo4413]

Wondering if it is cheaper to be living in a "hotel" rather than renting when one adds all the utility (especially power for AC). Love to hear your thoughts.

[@RetireandGo]

Hotel at 50 a night is too much but I’m finding $15 a night all included $450 a month That’s pretty sweet

[@Eonwe]

You *know* how to live!

[@RetireandGo]

It’s available to everyone Get out of the west It’s time to enjoy the life you earned

[@SastravithKhieu]

I hope to retire in Cambodia couple years.

[@RetireandGo]

You are planning well! It’s a good retirement location The French quarter of Siem Reap has low cost long term apartments to rent

[@2112sgb]

I thought it was Paul Stanley giving me advice.

[@RetireandGo]

Haha true true Have a great week !

[@HectorGarcia-nb2ld]

What site do you normally book your hotels and bed and breakfast on ?

[@RetireandGo]

I would say Expedia most but some others are nice also

[@genericchannel5899]

Not gonna complain about the food this time. You had a great mix of cuisines. That said, how expensive is the street food in Siem Reap? Good quality for the price, like Thai and Viet?

[@RetireandGo]

Oh my you will find so many street food options there. Rows of carts. Lunch and into dinner time And cheap I grabbed meals to eat and one to go for later in the room

[@genericchannel5899]

@@RetireandGo prices in Cambodia and Vietnam seem so amazing. Gotta find some places with amenities like thai condos have, and you're set!

[@michaelc8651]

How do you deal with the constant changing of countries due to to visa restrictions? Usually you can only stay for a month. I suppose you just get into a routine or do a "visa run". That food looked sensational...some of the best of seen you show us.

[@RetireandGo]

Great question I am currently only staying in countries under 30 days Like 28 mostly Then I move on But I think in a few years I will be staying longer , up to 90 days That’s the current plan

[@GUITARTIME2024]

Malaysia is 90 days, phillipines is 59 days, etc.

[@나Kim_GeonHee언니야]

You are a good looking man .

[@RetireandGo]

Thank you so much I’m trying different looks haha

[@edgregory1]

It's actually considered rude to wear sunglasses in Cambodia. Also buttoned up shirt also polite there.

[@RetireandGo]

Interesting! These are new to me

[@othername2428]

I know its not your thing, but any insights into the availability or commonality of vegetarian or vegan food there?

[@RetireandGo]

Oh my You will love all of Southeast Asia as a vegetarian Please go check it out

[@touchsmith4630]

I would like to learn how to do what you're doing so I can follow in your footsteps to go around the different countries as I'm already retired and I'm ready to get out of the u. S what advice do you have for me I am sixty three now

[@RetireandGo]

I would sell any assets and rent out your home for income Invest in dividend stocks Stay healthy Exercise daily Get your passport and book a ticket !

[@brianc2651]

Ya gotta figure out how your banking is going to work? Paying bills online is simple now. But getting cash from your USA bank to wherever you are in the world can be challenging. Credit cards make life easier, but what if there is an issue and your card gets frozen and then stopped? That happened to me in Indonesia. HAVE TO HAVE MULTIPLE WAYSTO GET YOUR CASH. Just figure out a plan before you leave USA. Once you leave, it’s hard to talk with your bank. The 1 800 numbers work for USA phones. Maybe you just pay for an international phone plan out of ATT or T-Mobile. That’s VERY pricey but it is possible. I no longer have a USA phone so it’s a pain in the keister when I have an issue.

[@RetireandGo]

@@brianc2651 darn good points! Check out Charles Schwab for most banking needs East use And have a VPN on your laptop too

[@dovygoodguy1296]

How are medical services paid for in Cambodia? Is it reimbursement? What if the cost is very high? How do you compare living in Siem Reap with Phnom Penh??

[@RetireandGo]

I use a travel insurance that covers all Asia 100 a month

[@scenictraveler]

Can you tell me who you use for health insurance?

[@RetireandGo]

Google the top five travel health insurance companies that cover Southeast Asia They all offer about the same plan It’s $100 a month for great coverage

[@AccordingtoWarren]

I am a veteran and do not know of this benefit. Do you have more information or a link to submit these forms? Thank you .

[@RetireandGo]

Which ones ? The VA overseas medical benefits?

[@stur6641]

garden park hotel ?

[@RetireandGo]

Yes it’s the first place I stayed I would say the lion hotel I stayed at is the best location Check out my Cambodia videos to find the lion hotel

[@marklandreth]

You Mentioned that US Veterans can get reinbursed for the cost of emergency care in cambodia, but i can't find any information on this even at the VA, Can you supply me with Information about this. Thanks

[@RetireandGo]

Google this: , VA coverage of ER and ambulance It’s global They reimburse them It should be on the web Let me know if you can’t find it I’ll search

[@petergregory5537]

How long do you stay in Cambodia? And what kind of visa do you get?

[@RetireandGo]

I use only the arrival visa I stayed a little under 30 days Hey, Malaysia was 90 ! Boom ! Do you like to extend? Or just use the arrival visas ?

[@petergregory5537]

@@RetireandGo I will go to Cambodia in a few weeks. I’d like to stay for two months. I’m wondering how easy it is to extend the visa in Cambodia

[@kymlamay9186]

Aloha. I know I can apply the visa in Cambodia upon arrival. Can they take the photo for the visa there at the same time. Or I have to bring an extra passport size of picture with me? And do you know the cost to apply the visa in Cambodia. The good are yummy. Thanks for the good informative video. Aloha!

[@RetireandGo]

Great question Go to your local mail box store Get 4 to 8 passport photos taken Travel with them always

[@robertwilliamson922]

If you’re going to spend a few months there….much better to rent an apartment. Mine was $150 a month.. for a nice clean apartment with cross circulation between windows, air conditioning which I never turned on. Nice fan..which I did use. Wifi, etc. $150 a month works out to about $5 per day. And I can get clean apartments there for even cheaper. $100 per month. I would never stay in a $14 a day hotel. That’s three or four times what I was paying.

[@RetireandGo]

Wow! That is an incredible price I saw some $300 rooms in Thailand Fan rooms Same idea ?

[@robertwilliamson922]

@@RetireandGo Where abouts in Thailand? In Chiang Mai ten years ago, I stayed at the Malin Residence. About $160 a month. But I could have also stayed at much cheaper places. In Bangkok I got the cheapest hotel room I could find, not far from Khao San Road. But I was in Bangkok for only four days. Not for months like in Chiang Mai and Siem Reap. Otherwise I would have rented an apartment.

[@robertwilliamson922]

@@RetireandGo My $150 a month apartment in Siem Reap had both a fan and also airconditioning. Each apartment in the building had their own electric meter. I simply never turned my airconditioning on, and never watched TV. So my electric bill was extremely low. I only used a couple of lights, and a fan. (Prices can be haggled also) I’d never stay in a hotel if I had the choice.

[@scotmatheson1109]

Do many people speak English? What about special diets, like vegan? Are there options like that there?

[@RetireandGo]

I have no problem in Asia or Latin America Smile Speak basic words

[@tisurmaster]

does medicare or medical, whatever it is for old people, are they covered overseas?

[@RetireandGo]

This is a good question In the Philippines I think they are Please research the Philippines ok?

[@yukonjeffimagery]

Good video. I find the TukTuk prices you quote of $5 US is pretty high compared to the other prices in general. I know in the Philippines I pay under a dollar, usually 30 cents for most places in to town.

[@grahammurray7426]

He's paying too much

[@peterRobinson10101]

$1

[@RetireandGo]

Yeah true The all day price was cheap I eventually got my trips to 3

[@delayedtraveler]

I'm a vet with benefits but I had no idea I was covered anywhere in the world until you said that. And how do you keep the pounds off? I'm asking because when you eat you really eat. 3-4 dishes everytime?!?!

[@RetireandGo]

First, you have ambulance and ER service covered world wide Second , if you are moving to a foreign country, you can make a local provider your physician

[@Stevonthemove]

Iv checked all booking apps all year,and havent found le tigre cheaper than 25 u.s.dollars at any time?

[@RetireandGo]

Here is the thing, book 3 days, extend on site

[@kckim]

What kind of international health insurance is $100 per month

[@RetireandGo]

Travel insurance It’s for emergencies when overseas There is a link in the description of my newest video that will help explain better :-)

[@WillFaulknerPhotography]

Could you share your health insurance provider please mate? The price you quoted is cheaper than others I have found in Cambodia.

[@RetireandGo]

Yes of course Check out the description of the video There is a link

[@WillFaulknerPhotography]

@@RetireandGo oh thank you. I did check already but I'm heavily vision impared and it's hard to see sometimes on my phone. Thank you for your time mate :)

[@kaiman5307]

Great video, can foreigner buy or rent motorcycle in Cambodia?thanks

[@RetireandGo]

Oh yes they can be rented Make sure you have the triple A international license ok? It is accepted in most Asia countries Double check of course haha I just walk myself or use tuk tuks The walking mostly for exercise You like to rent a motorcycle when you travel? It’s fun for sure !

[@kaiman5307]

@@RetireandGo I was in Cambodia few years ago , for sure that Cambodia it is not as fun as Thailand maybe now has changed ,do you know ? Has More restaurants things to do ?

[@ParisianThinker]

WHAT IS THE COST OF HEALTH CARE?

[@RetireandGo]

I’m paying $100 a month for great coverage I get dental done in Thailand though I’m doing a video in that later this year

[@brianc2651]

You are probably asking actual costs for services? I live in a city of 600,000 in Indonesia. If I go see a specialist I pay them the equivalent of $12 cash for the visit. No paperwork or bills. A catscan cost me $125. Had to have emergency rectal surgery… not a planned event! Everything including three nights in hospital with private room, tests, medicine, doctor visits and surgery costs was less than $1400. I had a nurse come to my home every day to clean and change my wound site. Guess what he cost me? $6.25 cash each day that I needed him. It’s incredible how affordable healthcare is here just paying cash as you need it. The risk of course is a major health event like a car accident or cancer etc. But in USA I would pay medical,premiums and out of pocket charges that amounted to easily over $15,000 each year and I NEVER USED THE SERVICES. 😮. Just like throwing cash onto the street paying huge amounts and never getting any VALUE in return for that cash. Now, I only pay cash when it’s needed and I always feel like it was a reasonable charge for the service. The doctors can speak English, they are highly educated. 12 bucks to see a specialist? In Indonesia you can also qualify for a govt insurance plan that you pay for IF you become a permanent resident (not a citizen, just an equivalent of a green card holder). I now pay just over $9 a month on auto debit to give me the highest level of coverage available (private hospital room). Trust me, the VIP coverage means I get seen before other citizens who have a lower tier of coverage. It’s a no-brainer for catastrophic events.

[@ThydaCookingTV]

You retire here in Siem Reap?

[@RetireandGo]

Not permanent I’m here for 30 days to check the price and living I will then check out other countries :-)

[@serbgirl502]

Csn you get veggie smoothies for $1 there like you did in Malaysia or just Fruit???

[@RetireandGo]

Cambodia has low cost fruit yes !

[@seans7228]

How was the nightlife?

[@RetireandGo]

Pub street has everything Prices were good Check it out !

[@MarkBennett007]

Do you live in Siem reap?

[@RetireandGo]

I was in Siem Reap but I’m a nomad traveler with just one backpack full time :-)

[@themarketingplace]

Luciernaga

[@RetireandGo]

Yes haha

[@Cohowarren]

$5 Tuk Tuk is over paying.

[@RetireandGo]

Yeah I agree You think 3 is better?

[@Stevonthemove]

Second point.why are you paying 5 dollars for tuks...its a dollar a ride around the city?...also push bike rental is so cheap and easy its S.R. is flat

[@RetireandGo]

True! Cheaper rides!

[@linasin-r8h]

🖤🖤

[@RetireandGo]

Big hearts right back at ya !

[@MrYashka12]

Gary Glitter?

[@RetireandGo]

not sure what this is haha ?

[@hankmoody5514]

Living in the US is a flippin' joke. everything is overpriced

[@RetireandGo]

True In retirement I was not going to pay 2500 for rent 25 for a hamburger meal Nope I’m gone and not looking back

[@samedikoch3371]

🇰🇭🇺🇸❤️👍 !

[@RetireandGo]

Big smile to you !

[@LarsAndersen-ig9yt]

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[@RetireandGo]

Boom! Have a great day :-)