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10 cheapest countries to live in europe
comfortably
one could believe that europe as a
continent is exorbitantly priced with
high rental rates the norm however the
reality of european nations is rather
different while some countries are
undoubtedly expensive others
particularly in eastern europe are
shockingly economical these countries
have some of the greatest healthcare
systems as well as high quality
accommodation and food at reasonable
prices if you've always wanted to live
in europe but have been put off by the
exorbitant prices of living in countries
such as france italy germany or even
switzerland fear not you can still
travel throughout europe on a shoestring
budget it may also be of interest to you
to know that relocating to eastern
europe is far easier and less expensive
than relocating to western europe of
course they are not as inexpensive as
the low-cost asian countries but you can
easily live comfortably on less than 1
000 euros per month
so to prove that it is possible here are
the cheapest countries in europe to live
in which will make you want to pack your
belongings and move to this beautiful
continent right away
10. latvia
latvia located between lithuania and
estonia on the baltic sea is known for
its wide beaches and dense sprawling
forests rita the country's capital is
notable for its wooden and art nouveau
architecture as well as a large central
market and a medieval old town with
saint peter's church the country is a
green country on europe's northern coast
it is one of the most affordable cities
in developed europe latvia has a diverse
top sector with many job opportunities
for expats particularly in international
export industries riga offers much of
the quaint romance of western europe at
a lower cost and without the madness of
some western european countries the cost
of food might be fairly low even some of
the city's more upscale eateries offer
business lunches for as little as 5
euros which include coffee tea or even
wine the average monthly rent in a
regular neighborhood is 500
a single person's cost of living in
latvia is estimated to be 678 dollars
per month excluding rent the estimated
monthly cost for a family of four
excluding rent are two thousand three
hundred twenty dollars laffy latvia's
cost of living is significantly lower
than that of the united states
9. belarus
belarus officially the republic of
belarus and historically by loresha is a
land-blocked country in eastern europe
bordered on the east and northeast by
russia on the south by ukraine on the
west by poland and on the northwest by
lithuania and latvia
metal cutting machines tractors and
trucks are among its major industries
a single person can live comfortably on
under one thousand dollar per month with
approximately four hundred fifty dollar
in monthly estimated expenses plus
approximately four hundred forty dollar
in monthly rent for a one bedroom
apartment in minsk's central district
however the monthly rent for an 85
square meter furnished apartment in a
normal neighborhood is only 340
food can be extremely inexpensive even
in restaurants belarusian national
cuisine dishes are usually inexpensive
living in belarus means living in a
relaxed and pleasant environment however
most services particularly healthcare
are still in development belarusian
healthcare which is supervised by the
ministry of health and funded by general
taxation through the national health
services is inexpensive and widely
available though specialized care is
scarce the country has maintained a
system of preferential medical treatment
for senior government officials who have
access to the department of presidential
affairs hospital other patients can use
it as well but they must pay for it
aside from the fact that health care is
still a problem the republic of belarus
is an incredibly affordable and
comfortable place to live on a tight
budget
8. the czech republic the czech republic
often known as czechia and historically
known as bohemia is a landlocked country
in central europe it is bordered on the
south by austria on the west by germany
on the northeast by poland and on the
east by slovakia the czech republic is a
reasonably priced country to live in if
you venture outside of prague however
the country provides great real estate
deals and a low cost of living there are
many beautiful cities in the czech
republic and you may find fantastic real
estate deals on the countryside because
foreigners and czechs alike choose to
live in prague the czech republic's
living conditions are equivalent to
those of germany but at half the cost
you'll be able to cover all of your
basic costs in the country for roughly
800 per month it's also a terrific spot
for beer enthusiasts as well as those
looking for nightlife or outdoor
activities the czech republic has the
majority of the activities you wish to
do
7. slovakia
while not as inexpensive as bulgaria or
hungary slovakia provides greater value
in terms of living standards health care
and education you can dine well drink
well and visit a variety of tourist
destinations for a fraction of the price
in western countries
slovakia is a beautiful country with
many hiking trails national parks
castles museums and unesco world
heritage sites bratislava the country's
capital is a small city that is ideal
for art and history lovers bratislava
can be explored in a few of days the
most popular castles in slovakia are
bodgeness castle spies castle and
bratislava castle you can cover all of
your basic expenses in slovakia for
roughly nine hundred dollars per month
in a neighborhood restaurant a
multi-course meal with a glass of wine
will cost less than 10 the cost of
transportation is quite low local
transit starts at 0.70
each trip in slovakia a one-bedroom
apartment costs roughly 300 to 400
making it quite affordable for everybody
it's either an immigrant or a local
if you're looking for a cheap vacation
spot slovakia is a good choice
6. poland poland which is located in
central europe has a broad top sector
with plenty of job prospects for expats
particularly in international companies
warsaw poland's capital is a gorgeous
city that is also one of europe's most
affordable cities to live in poland's
native language is polish however
english is spoken by 30 of the
population as a result teaching english
as a second language could be a
lucrative career option for expats in
comparison to other european countries
such as germany italy and switzerland
living in any of poland's major cities
is relatively inexpensive even in huge
cities like warsaw and krakow food may
be rather inexpensive the local public
transportation system is well developed
you can take the pulse key bus or the
pkp inner city rail all of which are
reasonably priced without a doubt poland
is one of europe's safest and most
affordable countries to live in despite
its strategic location poland's cost of
living is not prohibitively high
everything in poland is reasonably
priced from one-bedroom flats to
restaurants utility bills and internet
you may expect to pay less than one
thousand one hundred dollars per month
to live here consider your stay in this
country with everything you can have for
a reasonable price
5. hungary
hungary is a landlocked country in
central europe with a sit escape studded
with architectural icons ranging from
buda's medieval castle hill to large
neoclassical structures along pests
andrassy avenue to the 19th century
chain bridge the danube river runs
through budapest the country's capital
hungary is a popular destination for
expatriates and visitors from all over
the world because it is one of the most
prosperous and developed countries in
central and eastern europe
hungary is undoubtedly one of europe's
nicest places to live even if it is not
particularly inexpensive
hungary's largest cities provide all of
the western amenities one might want yet
for a fraction of the cost of any
western european country in a regular
region the monthly rent for 900 square
feet of furnished apartment is roughly
350 food can be really inexpensive
especially if you prepare it yourself in
hungary don't expect an exotic lifestyle
with a one thousand dollars monthly
budget you can live a regular happy life
with all the necessities
for
bulgaria bulgaria is located in the
southeast european region it is one of
europe's cheapest countries to live in
and it has swiftly become a traveler's
favorite you can have a higher level of
living on one thousand dollar than the
typical individual in countries like
switzerland austria and germany
surprisingly this balkan country is one
of europe's most undervalued places to
live and visit whether for business or
pleasure a one-bedroom studio for 250 to
300 is easy to come by bulgaria has the
lowest rentals food prices and
electricity expenditures in the european
union in most bulgarian cities getting
from one point to another is simple and
inexpensive varna albina golden sands
sent constantine and elena sunny day and
many others are among the 200 kilometers
of golden sand beaches bulgaria is home
to some of europe's most spectacular and
breathtaking scenery bulgaria's cost of
living is quite low with a monthly
budget of less than eight hundred
dollars in bulgaria the cost of a room
and food is relatively low you may
anticipate to pay fifteen to twenty
dollars per month for moderate water
usage such as showers laundry and
dishwashing among other things so if you
haven't made up your mind yet make sure
bulgaria is on your list of
possibilities
3. romania
romania is another eastern european
country with plenty of prospects for
expats its economy is varied with
self-employed individuals fast-growing
startups and high-paying job prospects
the country has delectable cuisine a
relatively low cost of living and
unrivaled natural beauty romania's low
cost of living encourages retirees to
travel more pursue new interests and
overall improve their quality of life
romania has everything for everyone and
at prices that are unheard of in america
it is a small european country with a
low cost of living yet it has a lot to
offer its visitors romania will never
let you down from the breathtaking views
of transylvania to the incredible unesco
heritage sites historical buildings and
castles bran castle is romania's most
popular and visited tourist attraction
out of all of them bucharest's cost of
living is around the same as kiev's but
if the environment and natural beauty
are equally important to you romania is
the greatest place to live the
recommended monthly budget for living in
romania is roughly 1 100
which would cover all of your expenses
including rent food and utility bills in
romania you can obtain anything you want
and more
2. ukraine ukraine has a population of
44.4 million people with industries such
as coal electric power chemicals and
more
the cost of living in ukraine is quite
reasonable according to more than four
to five percent of foreigners local
earnings are still low making it one of
the cheapest countries in terms of
purchasing power
the warmth of its people the moderate
climate the inexpensive cost of living
contemporary conveniences health
services and the rich and vibrant
indigenous culture all appeal to
visitors it's also an ideal location for
individuals looking for a low-cost
european retirement ukraine has plenty
of reasons to exceed your expectations
from stunning architecture to
fascinating history in treating culture
to delectable cuisines kiev the capital
city isn't the cheapest location to live
in europe but it won't break the bank
either if you plan to live in ukraine
for the rest of your life expect to pay
roughly 800 per month including rent if
you stay outside of the capital city it
will cost you roughly 650 to 700
in ukraine however alcohol is quite
inexpensive craft beer is usually around
two dollar per bottle when purchased in
a store the nightlife scene in this city
is extremely impressive the nation
provides you with a diverse range of
experiences at a low cost
1. georgia
georgia a former soviet republic with
caucasus mountain communities and black
sea beaches is seen as a country at the
crossroads of europe and asia
vardzia a large cave monastery
originating from the 12th century and
cachetti an old wine growing region are
both famous georgia is a little-known
jewel that many people are unaware of
the country provides gorgeous landscapes
a rich culture and extremely economical
living with a well-known wine area and
sandy beaches along the black sea
uni currently live in georgia for 500
per month in georgia though anything
above 1 000 will provide you with a
wonderful existence in the country's
capital the average net monthly pay is
about 300
apart from having one of the lowest
total costs of living in europe the
country also boasts one of the most
flexible residency permission policies
the capital of georgia tebow lissy will
be the first stop for most visitors with
so many fantastic things to do in t by
lissy you could easily spend your entire
georgian holiday here where everything
is extremely reasonably priced
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through the 10 cheapest nations in
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