Have a blast: 9 countries where luxury comes at a low price

Every year, many people leave their home countries in search of a permanent home where they can satisfy all their needs and desires. With the rise in prices for essential goods and services around the world, it is becoming increasingly difficult to find a place to move that has not only basic amenities, but also luxuries at affordable prices. Edition Travel Noir told in which countries you can live in a big way without spending a fortune.

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1. Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Addis Ababa in Ethiopia, where a liter of petrol costs just under one dollar, is one of the most popular cities for expats looking for a luxurious and cheap life. The city is known as a major producer of beverages, plastics, textiles, food and has developed over the years into a center of Ethiopian culture and commerce.

Rents are 50% lower than in New York, and a one-bedroom apartment costs about $200 outside of the city. A movie ticket for a popular movie costs only $3,66 compared to $10 in New York. A beautiful East African city filled with culture and economic progress, Addis Ababa is a great place to live in style on an affordable basis.

2. Vietnam

Once one of the world's poorest countries, Vietnam has grown and developed as a nation over the past 30 years. In its most expensive cities, such as Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi, two people can live very comfortably on a budget of $1500 a month.

The average monthly cost per person, excluding rent, is $439 dollars, and if you have a larger budget, you can live in luxury in an Asian country for much less than in the United States.

Vietnam has an excellent healthcare system, architecture and other new age achievements. Accompanied by a rich and lush history and culture, Vietnam is the best place to live in luxury on a penny.

3. Malaysia

In Batu Ferringhi, you can find a luxurious three-bedroom beachfront house with sea views for as little as $403 per month. The country is beach life at its finest, with sandy shores waiting for you at your doorstep.

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When one traveler was injured and had to visit the hospital while visiting the country, his medical bill was only $43, a far cry from the US emergency bill. Having moved to Malaysia, you can arrange a beach holiday every day right in your yard.

4. Managua, Nicaragua

While Nicaragua is the second poorest country in the world, Managua is at the center of the South American nation and is home to large corporations such as Walmart. It is the financial epicenter and many expats go there to live permanently and retire outside of the United States.

The average rent for a two-room apartment there is $800, and excluding rent, the average cost per person is about $540. A liter of gasoline costs just $1,23, and the cost of living in Managua is 58% less than in New York. Keep in mind that Managua has a really high crime rate, so do some research before you move to the country.

5 Mexico

Mexico has grown in popularity among retired expats seeking high-quality health care and cheap luxury living. Rent in Cancun is 85% less than in New York, and retirees can live comfortably in the city on $1500-$3000 a month. The monthly cost of living for one person is approximately $494.

The country is working to further improve its health care system and is implementing programs for the elderly. With a variety of tropical climates, Mexico offers affordable accommodation without sacrificing luxury privileges.

6. Panama

The only First World city in Central America, Panama offers international luxury living without being too far from the United States. A beachfront apartment in Panama City will set you back about $1500 a month, while rent, utilities, food, and entertainment will cost you about $2600 a month.

Outside of Panama City's tourist-filled shores, the cost of living is even lower. Panama offers one of the best retirement plans in the world, so expats can be found all over the country.

7. La Paz, Bolivia

On average, rent in La Paz is 89,5% less than in New York. A liter of gas costs 38 cents, and a luxurious three-room apartment can be rented for $650. La Paz is the epicenter of trade and finance in Bolivia and has begun to attract foreign expats from all over the world.

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The average monthly cost of living in the city, excluding rent, is $509.

8. Lisbon, Portugal

A European favorite for expats, Lisbon is a beautiful coastal city where you can live in bliss on a budget. Portugal has simplified the process of obtaining European citizenship for expats and has one of the lowest prices for a luxurious life on the continent.

The monthly cost of living for one person is about $623, and a good apartment in the city can be found for about $550 a month.

Lisbon is also known for its great work environment, local hospitality and is one of the most LGBT+ friendly places.

9. Karachi, Pakistan

Karachi has been ranked as the cheapest place to live for several years in a row, it is an international gem when it comes to cheap living. The median rent for a two-bedroom apartment in a Middle Eastern city is $292, and a liter of gasoline costs just 94 cents.

A family of four can live on as little as $93,5 a month, and rents in Karachi are on average XNUMX% lower than in New York.

Karachi is the economic center of Pakistan and the country's largest city.

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