25 World's Cheapest Countries to Live in 2024

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[jazminew]

Spain, Morocco and Portugal are the best for me : Culture, Food, Scenery, perfect weather and friendly people.

[keurikeuri]

You forget to mention, Philippines other than the Filipino language, English is also its official language. Many foreign vloggers and expats always mention how easy it is to travel and live in the Philippines because majority of Filipinos understand and speak English.

[cindyslegers]

I came from the Philippines..yes its true country its cheapest cost of living @quality living hotels, housing . hospital.culture its traditional .its more fun in the Philippines

[wholefreesoul]

Ukraine? Now? I hope for that to be accurate before long, but not good advice currently.

[JoeWright-euvu]

Imagine a life abroad, where every day brings new adventures, yet you feel secure and at ease. It's the perfect blend of excitement, affordability, and safety. Dare to dream big!

[steven_dekok]

Everyone always forgets about Romania!

[yolandasantiago]

❤❤❤india over populated n sanitation is problem. Transportation is over crowded

[rwfhixb]

It depends on what part of a country you move to. I moved to Southern Italy and live well on $1200.00 per month. However, if I wanted to live in northern Italy or a large city, I would need a lot more money.

[LisaHamed]

Inshallah i would like to visit Thailand 🇹🇭 and Greece 🇬🇷 next year and Philippines🇵🇭 ❤❤❤❤❤

[topplacetoLive]

Thanks for sharing this insightful list!

[heatherjephcott]

What a rather strange list. Just think of the Language aspect of many of these countries and the extreme cultural differences as well. I can just imagine a whole lot of Aussies going to some of these countries and finding out that although Australia is very expensive, there are good reasons for this. BUT, it is time for people in the West to think about the world possibilities and go to the world rather than the world going to the more expensive Western Countries.

[TrevorDerrick-tvyv]

Thanks for sharing! Really eye-opening to see where you can stretch your budget. Great tips for anyone considering a move

[michaelsalut]

You did not include about personal safety like robbers or street gang, for me the worst is South Africa.

[molonlave]

In Greece, it depends where you live. Homes in major cities like Athens or Thessaloniki cost more than $1, 500 a month.

[JacobHall-uzjf]

Cheap ≠ Quality, living costs might be low, but what about healthcare, safety, and overall standards of living?

[discoverglobeliving]

What's your dream destination among these budget-friendly havens? Share your top pick and why! Let's exchange travel tips and inspire each other's next adventure!

[discoverglobeliving]

Awesome list of affordable countries! Perfect for retirement planning. Provides great options for living well on a budget. Thanks for the helpful insights!

[DiscoverPlaces]

Thank you for sharing this interesting video

[TonyMuguira-uxfh]

You can't lives in Bali with $500 anymore, the living cost here is more expensive especially after pandemic, atleast you need to spend $1000 if you want to have proper life in Bali

[billyandpk]

You need to also talk about the income requirements for retirement to these countries. For example, what good is thinking about reitiring to a low cost of living country that also requires you have a bank acount with $400, 000 or a monthly pension income of $4000?