Top 10 CHEAPEST Countries To Live Lavishly On $1000/Month

did you know that housing in Argentina is up to 15 times cheaper than the United States or that you can go almost anywhere in Peru for under 40 cents today we will look at the top 10 cheapest countries where you can live like royalty on just a thousand dollars a month to determine which countries offer lavish living at relatively low costs We examined the cost of living in these countries which includes Necessities like food housing Transportation the country's economy the natural environment and a number of other factors here is what we found 10. Indonesia it is common knowledge that the Republic of Indonesia is the fourth most populated country in the world but you probably didn't know that it has one of the lowest costs of living with an average living cost of below five hundred dollars per month living in Indonesia especially its thriving Capital Jakarta has an overall lower cost of living compared to the bigger Western countries for example it is 60 percent less expensive to live here than in New York or London forty percent less expensive than in Berlin 50 percent less expensive than in Melbourne and even 50 percent less expensive than in its neighboring country Singapore one of the best parts of living in Indonesia is its exotic Cuisine the country boasts different restaurants and Street vendors all offering a diverse selection of dishes in addition you can get a simple meal for less than two dollars and if you'd rather have a home-cooked meal you can shop for groceries to last you the whole month for less than fifty dollars an equally good part of living in the country are its beautiful accessible beaches especially in Bali and lombok which makes your stay there similar to that of a five-star Resort in the Hawaiian Islands but less crowded and less expensive making our way to these Beach is for a relaxing day cost next to nothing as the country also has a good and cheap Transportation infrastructure that allows you to easily get anywhere with taxi rides that cost fewer than 50 Cents by the kilometer bus tickets of 36 Cents and a monthly pass for bus rides at only about 14 you can settle down in a major city in a one-bedroom apartment for less than three hundred dollars and a three-bedroom apartment for around 700 total so all in all you can live the life of the Rich and Powerful with a thousand dollars in Indonesia 9. Bolivia the country of Bolivia is one a lot of people are quickly discovering many for the indigenous culture some for its geographical Marvels and some for the opportunity to live large on a relatively low budget Bolivia is a landlocked country located in Western Central South America and living here is undoubtedly less expensive than in more developed Nations for just a little above 500 you can live out your month enjoying yourself without compromising your health and comfort a typical meal in the country would cost you as little as two dollars while a more than decent family-sized platter with various options and salad bar access would cost you only twelve dollars in addition you can have a nice bottle of locally produced wine to go with your meals for about three dollars so overall you will enjoy a fine dining experience that doesn't cost an arm and a leg moving around the country can be just as cheap with taxi rides starting at 75cm and one-way tickets across the city's costing only 27 while settling down renting a one-bedroom apartment on the better side of town which of course includes all amenities and even cable TV would set you back less than three hundred dollars for a month you could also spring for a luxurious three-bedroom condo in an upscale neighborhood for about six to eight hundred dollars a month all in all with about a thousand dollars you can live it big in the country of Bolivia 8.

Nepal the country of Nepal in southern Asia is also one of the cheapest countries in the world in terms of monthly expenses this is because everyday life in the country is rather on the simple side which makes the living standard a lot cheaper compared to neighboring countries on average you can live quite a comfortable life in Nepal with a little above five hundred dollars a meal each day would only take about two dollars from your pocket and a fancy expensive restaurant would only cost around five dollars eating home-cooked meals would cost even less as grocery shopping for the month would cost less than fifty dollars the transport system in the country will have you reaching any of your destinations with taxi rides that cost about 34 cents for every 5 to 10 kilometers you travel bus rides cost even less at around 22 cents for a one-way trip and you can decide to rent a car for an entire day for just about a dollar when you do decide to settle down in the country an apartment on the better side of the local cities would cost only around a hundred and forty dollars a month that goes to show that life in Nepal can give you a chance to experience a grander lifestyle because even after you add the cost of health care which costs about forty dollars to consult a private doctor and then the price of monthly utilities and even luxuries like employing housekeepers and more you would be living a life of comfort with less than a thousand dollars a month number seven Vietnam Vietnam is another South Asian country that is just as nice to live in as it is cheap even though there are a number of things to do and see in the country with its lovely beaches rivers and bustling cities it is still somewhat of an Undiscovered Gem of a country this allows an average person to live a pleasant life here with anywhere from five hundred dollars a month upwards although the cost of living in Vietnam varies from City to City living in the more expensive cities like Ho Chi Minh would on average only cost you about 865 dollars a month you could be spending 300 on fine dining consisting of both local and international dishes sixty dollars on transportation to commute anywhere you want to go within the month 400 on rent for a western style one-bedroom apartment 70 on utilities and about 35 dollars for any other extra spending that's a bargain for Quality living 6. Argentina stretching from Southern Asia to the southern half of South America we have the country of Argentina although it is the second largest country in South America the cost of living here is pretty tame at about 50 to 60 percent less than in the United States while the country offers a stunning variety of natural beauty a peaceful way of life for the family and the charm of a European city the cherry on top is that you can live a lavish lifestyle here for about a thousand dollars a month many of the country's restaurants offer a bargain set lunch or dinner menu which includes a starter main course and beverages for only eight dollars and if you fancy home-cooked meals instead Argentine markets will have you filling shopping bags for less than twenty dollars getting around the country is also a breeze as taxi Rides cost less than a dollar for a mile even their local buses run cheaper and can get you across the cities for 25 to 50 cents while a three bedroom apartment in the center of California might cost you about six thousand dollars a month you can get the same type of deal for less than four hundred dollars in Argentine cities that's about 15 times cheaper with the same lavish standards 5. Peru Peru is another South American country that is one of the least expensive countries in the world to live in the average living cost in this Mega diverse country can be as low as just above 500 while most people are aware that going to Peru might be a once in a lifetime opportunity to experience an ideal vacation on a tight budget not many know that it is also a place where you can live your life in Grand Style on a thousand dollars a month a one bedroom apartment in the center of any city in the country would cost about 360 dollars a month and you could also get a lavish three-bedroom apartment for under 700 in the city center while you have the option of eating out at restaurants for three dollars a meal or about ten dollars for a three-course meal you can also home cook whatever you like at an even lower cost since grocery shopping there for the whole month would cost you less than fifty dollars the transport system is another thing to go crazy about in Peru because you can get public rides anywhere for as little as 38 cents and a monthly pass for about 15 after paying for all the essential utilities for only 56 dollars you'd still be left with some cash out of your monthly thousand dollars to spend however you want four Mexico you might be surprised to see Mexico on this list but the current economic state of Mexico makes it one of the least expensive countries to live in and it is often the first settlement choice for American retirees when looking for a cheaper place to live the average cost of living in Mexico can come in at under 745 dollars each month and although it might be a less expensive country to live in it is still a big and beautiful one to find yourself in housing may be your biggest expense in the country and even then you can still find a good quality apartment for around 375 dollars a month you can gorge on any type of food you'd like especially authentic Mexican Cuisine for under three hundred dollars a month for transportation this will cost you only about twenty dollars for the whole month with all these expenses you'd have more than enough left to enjoy the lavish lifestyle in Mexico three Malaysia Malaysia in Southeast Asia is another country with a low cost of living and high quality of life hence it is now common for people to relocate there and even the country's government encourages foreigners to retire on their lands the average cost of living for a person in Malaysia excluding rent is a little less than five hundred dollars and renting a one-bedroom apartment here would cost between 300 to 500 the transportation costs for an entire month would amount to less than fifty dollars and you would spend less than thirty dollars per month for Good Health Care seeing all the numbers it's no wonder why Malaysia is rated one of the best countries in the world for students based on the cost of living two Costa Rica you might know that Central American Costa Rica is covered in Lush rainforests and beautiful tropical beaches and is a cool and laid-back place to visit but did you know that the country is so budget-friendly that the average cost of living is a thousand dollars a month for starters Costa Rica's real estate could put a smile on your face as it is 64 percent lower than that of the United States this is why you could rent a furnished two-bedroom apartment here for as little as four hundred dollars a month and after getting a place to live in you will probably spend no more than fifty dollars a month for all your utilities the amazing selection of fine dining is another thing to smile about because getting groceries is up to fifty percent less expensive than in the US you would be spending about two hundred dollars on food a month which would be enough for you to eat no less than royalty the best thing about living in Costa Rica is that you can spend close to nothing on Transportation while living there because if you don't have a car you would only need to spend about forty dollars a month to get wherever you need to go that sounds like a good way to live 1.