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Looks great! I’ll be there early November 😊

What do you use for the mosquitos? Theyre vicious lol

Omg please turn down the terrible music!!!!

Nice info on Cambo

We were at that resort and we loved it !!

cocunut coffee from twin coffee near central market was my favorite

Great Stop living like a short term tourist You can live well and spend 1000 less. Expat 37 years in 6 or 7 countries I speak from experience.

I could spend 200 for rent 200 for food 300 for everything else.

This video should be called how to spend more than 95%. 37 year expat 6 years Thailand 7 Vietnam 17 Japan

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Were you required to wear that mask or did you just volunteer to do so because someone said you should??? I was in Phnom Penh 2 years ago when this was filmed and there was NO mask requirement, so WTF??

I’ve been living in Siem Reap for nearly 2 years now. I love it. I found a modern, 1-bedroom, fully-furnished, 2nd floor apartment with a nice balcony overlooking a coconut tree and mango grove. Beautiful, nature view. My bedroom has 3 floor to ceiling windows and a Smart TV and washing machine. Free water and Internet, all for $200 a month on a 6-month lease, just 1 mile from Pub Street. My scooter rental is $80 a month and I am in heaven! I’m able to live here as a single guy on $1,000 a month while banking $1,000 a month. First time I’ve been able to do that in my life. I’m a healthy and vibrant 70-year old and feel so blessed.

You are very talented my dear. The first video I just watched was about your Japanese-style studio apartment in BKK 1 for $500 with great amenities. Now this one with equally informative and valuable information. I’m now a “like” and “subscriber” so please keep these awesome videos coming!

Yours is the nicest apartment I have seen in Phnom Penh on these apartment tours. All the others are so bare, boring and kind of run down or even shabby-looking. The difference between those and yours is shocking! Very nice swimming pool and weight room too. The co-working space is a nice bonus.

500 is not realistic

New sub here. I’m a YT’er in Taiwan. Great video, I haven’t had a chance to visit cambodia yet, but looking forward to the opportunity

Thanks it’s between Cambodia and Thailand for me to move to I’m leaning towards Cambodia

The food in Cambodia is much more expensive then Vietnam!!! Street , restaurants, food stores!!

This was a yr ago can you do it again for 500?

My dear friend can I you help because my son lives in combondy capital at call center jobs I am worry about son life. Many videos about call center sacan 😢😢😢 i need security on son instead of money

Don’t need $500 my room is only $70 a month…

My in-laws are from Sihanouvkville, cambodia. It's definitely possible to live on $500/month but you must rent an apartment and live frugally.

Surviving and living are two very different things

best vid iv seen yet ⭐⭐⭐⭐🌟

What’s the name of the building? Thanks ! Cool video 👍

Huge thank you for this. I'm coming from Canada in a few months with a budget of about USD 1800, and I feel a bit relieved.

You forgot plane tickets from us visas fee it cost more than $1,100 to go to siem reap cambodia you need at least $3000 to start after that mybe $800 per month single person very tight budget

My first time watching your video. Very informative. Thanks. I subscribed and thumbs up.

Nice video. It is good to watch as I am visiting very soon.

Way way too expensive! They are gouging foreigners on the price big time.

Way way too expensive!

Nice video but unfotunate you made it hard to figure out the places, it's obviously going to be possible for anyone researching the area so why make it hard LOL. As for M Residence, they charge high enough rent that you expect ammenities. Well I found the ammenities to be worthless. It is the only building there I know, so I hope this is NOT TRUE for all buildings? M Residence gym has no A/C so impossibly hot, but also lacks enough equipment for a useful weight training workout except maybe once a month in an emergency. Pool might be OK but ultimately isn't it better to have one with some shade. Otherwise the building is fine but the price/value just isn't there with 1 usable amenity for me personally. I suffered in the micro studio there because there's no desk or suitable seating just a couch, and working 10 hour work days with that posture is... bad for your health tbh.

Nice video, but there is an even bigger audience of people NOT trying to live like SoCal or NYC. We don't want gyms and pools, just a nice place to stay. How about a video for the rest of us?

Can i ask why you dont shop at wet market? Also do they sell dog meat at wet market or is that just in china?

Cambodia is like paradise

Whats the mask nonsense ?

Nice video!

Hi Linda, thanks for the informative video! It’s super helpful. I wanted to ask if you have had any issues with mould since arriving due to the humidity, and if there are any tips you use to prevent it?

As far as living in the U.S., I do own a home totally paid off in Southern California. If I wanted to live barebones, with a paid off home, I probably could manage for $1,500 - $2,000 a month (one person), but unexpected expenses can push that up. One thing I'm concerned about in your video is you mentioned you're using travel medical insurance. You're not traveling, but living there. There could be an issue if you have a large medical expense with such coverage. You got to make sure you have the correct coverage.

Cool fact : the art gallery artist is Annie Ny and she works in Embargo pub next door.

the place is totally trashed today

how did you manage to miss all the trash that we know is everywhere ?

$50 a night!! Wow! things sure have changed; I never paid more than $8 anywhere in Cambodia....usually around $5....but, that was 20 years ago......most hotels were dumps, but, when traveling for 6 months, one had to keep room price down and dumps were fine.

Too Much money according to Cambodian standards.

Just don’t get unwell. Or have v good insurance in place.

Thanks for sharing these hidden gems with us. Will make sure to check them out when I move to Phnom Penh this December. Excited to eat and drink my way around Cambodia.

I seem to like Doang Chan Hotel better.

It is true, unfortunately there are also criminal activities of scammers in Cambodia, the Cambodian police are increasingly looking for hidden calcenters, internationally Cambodia is the stronghold of scammers. Cambodia is a beautiful country. But you should still be careful, just like in any other country.

Vanlife in America cost. Monthly gas $100 Food bank free Water from park free Solar power free Auto insurance $40 Internet & phone $60 Total $200 Monthly for living