International Living reveals, “Vietnam is an inexpensive country to live in. Most items cost less than half of what you would pay in the West.”
Another affordable Asian gem, Thailand is known for its beautiful beaches, friendly locals, and delicious cuisine. Remote Year claims living costs are around 37% lower than in the U.S. and that comfortable living costs approximately $1,500 a month.
A bit closer to home, Mexico offers affordable living, a rich culture, and spicy cuisine just south of the U.S. border. Forbes says cities like Aguascalientes, Saltillo, and Veracruz are particularly affordable
According to Portugal Residency Advisors, the consumer living index is 42.65% lower in Portugal than in the U.S. It is one of Western Europe’s most affordable countries, offering stunning beaches, a pleasant climate
The cost of sustaining a family of four, including all bills (except rent), is approximately $1,923 a month in the Philippines. With several tropical islands to choose from and big, vibrant cities like Cebu
Malaysia is a multicultural country, offering a high quality of life at a comparatively low cost, especially compared to the West. The capital, Kuala Lumpur, provides modern amenities, advanced technology, and clean streets
Bali is Indonesia’s most renowned island for expats seeking a tropical beach lifestyle on a budget, but there are Indonesian locations offering even cheaper lifestyles. BFI Finance says cities like Yogyakarta and Banyuwangi offer the lowest living costs, with a rich culture