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We are going to talk about the 10 cheapest countries to live
in Europe.
Whether you desire to escape the routine of your job or seek
to live abroad with scenic trails, beautiful beaches or the
Metropolitan city here, you have the cheapest countries to
live in Europe.
Some European countries are somehow expensive, but that is
not the fact with the whole territory as some of the East
European countries are affordable and perfect for retiring
abroad. Healthcare, affordability, entertainment and safety
are the essential segments of the digital Nomad destinations.
Primarily if you are trying to stretch your savings, this
video is all about these countries that will allow you to
stay at the minimal cost of living.
Surely you'll have your choice of retirement so much better
by getting through this video and Select the best place for
you. So without further Ado, Let's begin with it.
Number 10, Montenegro With the natural scenic views, affordability
and fascinating weather, Montenegro could be the dream country
in Europe for you.
Known as the Pearl of Europe, the place has groceries, utilities
and room rent prices pretty cheap by Western standards.
With such a low cost of living, an emerging tourism industry
and growing economy, the country is becoming famous to expats
and cheaper than other European countries.
Besides, the place boasts beautiful beaches, stunning landscapes
and magnificent mountainous countryside to explore.
From the impressive Venetian old town in Kotor Lipa Cave
and fewer like Bay to the beautiful National parks, Montenegro
is full of tourist destinations.
You can live a comfortable and happy life under a budget
of 900 to 1,000 dollars a month with an affordable health
care plan and all living costs included.
Number nine, Czech Republic The Czech Republic is one of
the affordable yet safest places to live in Europe.
It is safe, comfortable, friendly and modern in all terms.
And people here welcome international travelers with open
arms. People are captivated by the standard of living of
the Czech Republic because of its excellent healthcare system,
cool historic architecture, beautiful lush green forests
and low cost of living.
The place is not the cheapest, but it's accommodation, services,
transport, food and clothes are cheaper than other Western
European countries located in Central Europe.
The place boast sustaining old town with wonderful historic
buildings and Gothic architecture and Bohemian Paradise are
the popular destinations for exploring.
Finally, the cost of living in the Czech Republic depends
on the region you choose to stay in.
The capital city is somehow expensive.
The transportation is affordable.
You can expect a rent of 500 Us dollars for a one bedroom
apartment in Prague and the cost of other services varies
with 1100 dollars.
You can live well here in the city.
Number eight, Greece Greece is one of the most known as well
as the most visited places in Europe.
Due to its rich history and amazing views, the country is
known to be one of the top picks for tourists and expats.
This gives a little sense of how expensive life in the country
really is, but honestly, it is cheaper than you think.
Although Greece might look to be an expensive place to live
in, it can be very affordable to live here.
If you decide to move to smaller cities or smaller Islands
that are cheaper than living in the two biggest cities in
Greece, Athens are Thessaloniki, and Greece is surprisingly
easy to dwell into.
If you have a tight budget, if you are willing to spend around
1300 dollars per month in putting your food, then Greece
is a great pick.
Of course, the expenses can be even lower if you try to live
a more modest lifestyle and don't need so many luxury escapes
and fancy restaurants.
Number seven, Latvia Latvia is a cheap it beautiful place
to live out your life under affordable healthcare, groceries
and housing facilities.
There are various captivating places to explore distinct,
entertaining activities in openminded locals.
It is one of the friendly and cheapest places you can seek
in Europe.
Year 27% of the population.
I speak English so you can try your hands in teaching for
your living.
Besides, the place boasts various recreational options like
kayaking, hiking, skiing and outdoor activities or over.
You can explore the famous openair museums in waterways while
you live here to enroll in the country's rich history.
What would be the monthly cost?
Well, a one bedroom apartment here cost you around 500 Us
dollars and outside the city Center, it will be cheaper.
Also, if you will Cook yourself, then you can have some extra
savings in your account.
You can spend on entertainment.
Cost of living here is around 1,200 dollars and you live
well. Number six, Slovakia Slovakia is one of the cheapest
countries in Europe to live in, and now it is attracting
several international travelers with its beauty.
You don't need to break your Bank while living here.
As the cost of living is very affordable.
The place is not that cheap but offers better values in living
in education and health care.
Here you can drink well, eat well, and explore the tourist
destination with a low budget and all.
You can have hiking trails, visit museums, UNESCO protected
sites, National parks and castles that Slovakia is famous
for. Over.
With around 1200 dollars per month, you can cover all the
basic amenities, including your rent and all.
Your cost of living here is Bratislava.
for example, the countryside is even cheaper to live
in. Give it a try.
Number five, Hungry it might be hard for you to explore another
cheaper country in Europe other than hungry that boasts such
incredible natural scenery and a great living environment.
Its capital city, Budapest, is again the cheapest in Europe
where you can live with a low budget.
The place is becoming an international expat and retiree
destination. Major cities here have all the Western amenities
you need and surprisingly, at half price than any other country
in Europe.
The place offers a safe environment with beautiful things
to explore, like the Danube River, lush green Valley, vibrant
culture, rich history, et cetera.
The monthly rent you need here for two bedroom furnished apartments
in a normal area is just 350 Us dollars and even the food
price is again cheap.
Thus, with a budget of 1200 Us dollars, you can live a normal,
happy life with all the amenities in Hungary.
Number four, Poland Poland is a place that boast diverse
top sectors with good opportunities in international industries.
The capital city, Warsaw, is so charming and it is one
of the cheapest cities in Europe.
Surprisingly, you can make English teaching your profession
because 70% of the people here don't speak English.
Living in any of the cities in Poland is cheap and affordable
compared to other countries like Switzerland, Germany, etc.
The food prices are also affordable and the local transport
system is highly developed.
Despite having some beautiful mountains, stunning beaches,
National parks and lovely Lakes, Poland is the destination
to relish all you can even explore the cathedrals, castles
and medieval old towns here.
Living will cost you about 1100 dollars a month, including
the utility bills, Internet and the one bedroom apartment.
Number three, Romania The third most underrated European
country is Romania, which is cheap to live in.
Following the high standards, the country offers a pretty
affordable cost of living, surreal natural beauty and delicious
foods. The low cost of living here makes your retirement
all fun and entertainment.
You can travel, make up new hobbies and enjoy a better life.
With a low budget, it offers something for everyone and it's
surprisingly low prices.
Besides, it has a lot for you to explore.
From the great UNESCO Heritage Sites to the breathtaking
views of Transylvania castles, historical places, this place
has it all.
The monthly budget required to live comfortably here is
1200 dollars, including a one-bedroom apartment in
Bucharest and all cost of living expenses, including entertainment
and domestic travel.
Number two, The Ukraine The Ukraine is yet the second most
vibrant and fascinating country, rich in natural beauty.
Whether you desire to live in its capital city or overlook
the sun-washed beaches, you will get high-quality housing at
low prices.
The country is captivating to newcomers for the people's
welcoming behavior, low cost of living, health services with
climate, modern conveniences and vibrant yet rich culture.
So if you are looking for affordable retirement in Europe
and Ukraine is for you, the country boast beautiful architecture,
a magnificent black sea coastline, fascinating churches and
fairytale castles.
Whoaho.
From marvelous architecture to interesting history.
From delicious cuisines to mesmerizing culture, the country
has it all.
Besides, its capital city is not the cheapest but worthy
of visiting.
You have to spend around 1100 dollars per month to cover everything
in the capital city and live comfortably in one bedroom apartment.
And to your surprise, the local food in markets are really
affordable. Number one, Bulgaria with a low cost of living,
emerging tech at a growing economy, Bulgaria is the cheapest
European country to live in.
With that it is enriched with great natural scenarios.
Surprisingly, this Balkan country is one of the highly underrated
countries in Europe, whether for tourism or living, what
do you think would be the rent?
Well, rent is cheap as you can get.
The one bedroom studio at just 300.
Like rent, utility bills and food prices here are also very
cheap. And transport again is easy and affordable to get
from one place to another.
Besides all these, the country is blessed with incredible
mountains and beautiful beaches.
It boasts about 200 kilometers of Golden Sandy beaches like
Albina Varna, Sunny Day and more to make your living memorable.
Its capital city, Sophia, is again rich in culture, full
of history and comprises marvelous architecture.
The monthly budget needed comes out to to be 800 dollars
monthly, including all living costs.
So this is all for the video.
I hope you enjoyed watching it.
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