Jamaica and South Africa have massive crime rates and should be avoided even as a tourist. When I stayed at a resort in Jamaica, there were armed guards at all gates of the 8' high fence surrounding the property. Read the crime stats if your personal safety is important to you.
I find many sites listing inexpensive places to retire but they hardly know anything about those countries they cover except they are cheap to live in.
If you wanna live like a local you can live and Belize on $1000 a month but most Americans cannot do that. You need at least 2000 a month. If you want to live like you do in the US, you’re gonna need a lot more than that. Keep in mind most things are imported which adds to the cost of living. If you’re gonna live on San Pedro, everything is imported. You will also be a target for every scammer in the country. please understand where you would be moving before you do it. It’s not like Vacation.
I think it depend on where you want to live and what you mean "live you do in the US". There are all types of people and ways of living in the USA, and if you are a couple or single person.
Can you offer your idea(s) as to the unpleasant truths of some or all of these countries Paul? For someone who either wants to retire abroad or even visit. 👍
Probably visitin givesva feel but unless extremely wealthy u have to plan before relocatingbanywhere in thevworld given the fact cost of livin crisis is global post pandemic and with war prolongedveffect om oil and economic recovery..how each country is adjusting differs
Such valuable information for anyone planning to retire, travel, or live abroad! It's great to see affordable options where English is widely spoken. This video definitely gives some great ideas for those seeking a cost-effective and comfortable lifestyle
1 st lucia 2 grenada [S of st lucia] 3 malaysia 4 guyana 5 india 6 philippines 7 st kitts and nevis [btwn st lucia and peurto rico] 8 belize 9 jamaica 10 S africa
The cost of living in Malaysia is affordable but the new MM2H visa requirements are not. In addition, the rules keep changing so it can be hard to plan on retiring there. There are several versions of MM2H and it is not longer possible to apply directly. Applicants must use a registered agent, and their fees are not cheap either.
It is because educated, employable, highly sincere, truthful Indian Youngsters are seeking to improve their lives by working anywhere in the world. Such a section of the population is very high in India, given our numbers. in some cases, our working/ eager to work population is, that of many times larger than the whole population of some of the fairly big countries. And also, Indian people show remarkable resilience in adapting themselves to new regions and lifestyles. Maybe all because, they want to have a better life. Very remarkable and stoic.... ability to grind and persevere. Humanity should praise such spirits!
The Philippines is the cheapest English speaking country for retirement.Everybody speaks english,people are generally polite,nice tropical weather,and the only predominantly christian country in Asia.
Agreed. It’s just not as developed as Malaysia. If you’re retired it would be great, but the infrastructure can be unreliable if you’re a digital nomad.
India is a beautiful country but if I have to live there, I would choose Jaisalmer for its Desert, Shimla for its forest, Srinagar for its beautiful lake and Leh for its majestic, snow-capped mountains. Reason common to these 3 places are less or almost not dusty (I am allergic to dust hehehe) Cities like Mumbai, New Delhi, Kolkata are chaotic, a bit untidy and noisy.
Amazing video, A friend of mine referred me to a financial adviser sometime ago and we got talking about investment and money. I started investing with $120k and in the first 2 months , my portfolio was reading $274,800. Crazy right!, I decided to reinvest my profit and gets more interesting. For over a year we have been working together making consistent profit just bought my second home 2 weeks ago and care for my family.
I’ve been forced to find additional sources of income as I got retrenched. I barely have time to continue trading and watch my investments since I had my second daughter. Do you think I should take a break for a while from the market and focus on other things or return whenever I have free time or is it a continuous process? Thanks.
@@AlinaMathilda Quitting may not be the best approach if you ask me. This is where an AI comes into the picture. I barely have time to trade myself as my job swallows up most of my time. MARGARET MOLLI ALVEY, a licensed fiduciary whom has made me over 5 figures in profit in less than seven months, handles my investments. I could leave you a lead if you need help.
Many of these countries are not safe unless you remain within the walls of a resort. The Caribbean islands mentioned would be a bad choice for the LGBTQ community. I have friends from some of these islands and they left because their lives were in danger.
Do it right and the UK is cheaper than most people think. Avoid the big city centres and rents are not that terrible. I'm retired on a Pension income of about £2200 per month. Out of that I manage to pay £300 per month into a trust fund to see my great grand-daughter through Uni in about 15 years time without any Student debt. This is money I don't really need. If I can do it so can you, assuming you can get the essential permits and visas.
LOL! I second that! I was born there and grew up in the U.S. I'm near retirement, but there is no way I could retire there comfortably as I can in many other countries like Colombia, DR, Thailand, Malaysia, Philippines, and some African countries. I wish the ridiculous cost and bad infrastructure wasn't so, but it is what it it is, and with the oil boom, it's only going to get worse. I'll continue to just visit. Sad!!!
Where did you get your info from sir ??????? Dominica is more quiet than st Lucia and less crime with friendly people and low crime. The lowest in the Caribbean. Guyana and Jamaica shouldnt be there. High in crime. If ppl follow your info they might loose their lives
You had St. Lucia right on the first try, then changed it to lou-SEE-uh just a second later. Also, Grenada was pronounced greh-NAH-dah and greh-NADE-uh. In Olly Richards' video on countries with a really strange brand of English, Guyana is included as almost unintelligible, and the country nearly roadless outside the capital of Georgetown. You called it guy-AH-na most of the video, then switched to ghee-AH-na toward the end. (?!); beng-guh-LOO-roo should be BANG-guh-lore, India. Philippines I can agree is a beautiful place, as I've visited 3 times, and there are quite a few Filipinos here where I live. St. Kitts' sister island is KNEE-viss, rather than NEV-iss. In our school days, Belize was known as British Honduras.
With daily power outages of 6 hours plus, South Africa is rapidly going down the toilet - I wouldn't go there even for a visit. India is oppressively hot, there are nasty smells everywhere you go, and there are people constantly in your face trying to sell you stuff. Some people love India, but personally I wouldn't recommend it.
The dollar costs this vologer is giving out is totally misleading, his numbers need to be doubled to have a reasonable retirement, it needs to be tribled to have a safe, comfortable retirement Typical RUclips vologer, luring you in for subs, likes views Note, for every 1000 views he gets $20, for inaccurate information Google those countries for yourself, don't go by what any vologers like this guy is pedalling you😂
@@Gregory-Masovutch Point is well taken that these vloggers exaggerate. HOWEVER. If you do your research on Numbeo and elsewhere, as well as read many comments of ppl actually living in these places, it becomes evident that it IS quite possible to live for $1000/mo or thereabouts, or even less. The only catch being what one means by "live", and if you're bringing heavy Western expectations and "needs" baggage with you, then it will not work. But if you don't mind living a decent, modest, NORMAL life the way most ppl in the world live, then yeah, 1K is enough, and in many rural contexts a lot more than enough. If you've gotta have all the glitz, cars, snazzy condos, blah blah like typical spoiled American, then of course you'll have to double the prices or more.
For Brits, St Lucia and Antigua cost nearly £1,000,000 just to buy a property and have money in the bank to never touch, then you have to have at least 2 grand a month in income. How is a retiree supposed to be retired if they have to have an income??? It is the same with Australia and New Zealand. Look up the actual retirement costs before deciding. Oh, and if it is a Muslim country like Malaysia or Indonesia, make sure you can cope with the Islamic laws.
Jamaica $924 USD per month. Na, na, na, na, na, na, not in Jamaica for retires. You want to live a comfortable life as close to what you are used to in the USA, Canada, England, or anyone one of those developed countries. You need to buy your house cash & then have a monthly cashflow of around USD$2,000-$2,500 Then you can live comfortable. You need to go see places & have/enjoy different experiences. A decent place to rent in 2024 will cost you around USD$500-$800 per month. Food can be as expensive as in North America sometimes especially after an hurricane has passed. If you have USD$3,000.00 or more per month you are living the life.
I've been to Belize on vacation. The crime rate is really high (thus a lot of walled ex-pat homes which also employ guards). The chances of getting mugged, if wandering around by yourself in an urban area, is almost certain. It's as hot and humid as living in hell.
I lived in Indonesia a number of years ago, primarily on Java, researching to see if it is feasible to return as a retiree. If not, I will choose another SE Asian country,that speak English, like Philippines or Malaysia.
Good topic but unwatchable like your other videos. Speeded up scenes are irritating but flipping scenes is a distracting transition effect. Sorry, not interested.
This video is stupid. South Africa? Really? I live there for 5 years as a kid and that is one of the most dangerous countries in the world. It is super unstable right now. I must has seen 10 gunfights in the open during my time there.
@@l.h.tnguyen4916 I live here for 63 years and have not seen a single shot fired. Did you live in a township? You are talking b.u.l.l.. You have excellent 'memory', sorry, superb imagination.
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Jamaica and South Africa have massive crime rates and should be avoided even as a tourist. When I stayed at a resort in Jamaica, there were armed guards at all gates of the 8' high fence surrounding the property. Read the crime stats if your personal safety is important to you.
Please educate yourself regards to South Africa.
@sonjaswart9866 the news articles I have read describe carjacking and kidnapping and thefts as epidemic. Sorry you don't agree.
@@Lily-td3co I should know. I've lived here for 63 years.
@@sonjaswart9866been where??
N the USA is just as bad if not worse! Please!!
I find many sites
listing inexpensive places to retire but they hardly know anything about those countries they cover except they are cheap to live in.
If you wanna live like a local you can live and Belize on $1000 a month but most Americans cannot do that. You need at least 2000 a month. If you want to live like you do in the US, you’re gonna need a lot more than that. Keep in mind most things are imported which adds to the cost of living. If you’re gonna live on San Pedro, everything is imported. You will also be a target for every scammer in the country. please understand where you would be moving before you do it. It’s not like Vacation.
Where would you recommend
Thanks for adding that. That's helpful!
I think it depend on where you want to live and what you mean "live you do in the US". There are all types of people and ways of living in the USA, and if you are a couple or single person.
Thanks. Also I hear Belizes healthcare isn’t the best
Cheap isn't easy, and easy isn't cheap!
How many countries have you lived in?
@Cemarhour 42
Yes The Philippines is the best for me,greetings from Canada
What is the crime rate in Canadian cities?
Come on, many of these countries are super unsafe
The video omits unpleasant truths about each country. There is a reason they are inexpensive.
Can you offer your idea(s) as to the unpleasant truths of some or all of these countries Paul? For someone who either wants to retire abroad or even visit. 👍
@@mikefay100 Go to India and see for yourself.
Why is the West with its own unpleasant truths expensive?
@@mikefay100 Guyana got Malaria and other exotic tropical diseases!! They got racial problems between the Afros and east Indians!!
Probably visitin givesva feel but unless extremely wealthy u have to plan before relocatingbanywhere in thevworld given the fact cost of livin crisis is global post pandemic and with war prolongedveffect om oil and economic recovery..how each country is adjusting differs
1. Philippines
2. Singapore
3. Malaysia
4. South Africa
5. Guyana or Columbia (Somewhere in South America)
You should do (pros & cons). Tell us the good and the bad.
It is ABSOLUTELY not cheap to retire in Malaysia after they changed the MM2H program last year.
Malaysia and the Caribbean countries mentioned are worth considering............Forget the others !!
Philippines. Culture. Safety. People friendly. Best climate.
Scams getting bad there now
Best climate? Hot humid and has one of or the most natural disasters in the world
Such valuable information for anyone planning to retire, travel, or live abroad! It's great to see affordable options where English is widely spoken. This video definitely gives some great ideas for those seeking a cost-effective and comfortable lifestyle
Cheap isn’t always good
Exactly!
Put that back! You know we can’t afford the variety pack…
You have to plan, not just pick by cost.
Correction, Cheap is never good.
How many countries have you lived in?
Lived in Costa Rica for 14 months. The year round humidity was extremely challenging; like living inside a sponge.
Tell more about Costa Rica😅
Costa Rica sucks.
I’m from Costa Rica
Lol
So hot 🥵 I couldn’t even enjoy it !
You should have moved near the mountains in SJO or Heredia.
You must have been near the beach and near sea level. In the mountains it’s very nice.
Good info Thanks !
1 st lucia
2 grenada [S of st lucia]
3 malaysia
4 guyana
5 india
6 philippines
7 st kitts and nevis [btwn st lucia and peurto rico]
8 belize
9 jamaica
10 S africa
A lot of shitholes on that list
BS…
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I wouldn’t want to live in any of these 10 countries
Good video, thank you.
It's a good idea to show the country on the map the situation ourselves.
I agree great comment
Bring a weather radio with you to any of these places with a hand crank in case you dont have any juice!!
The cost of living in Malaysia is affordable but the new MM2H visa requirements are not. In addition, the rules keep changing so it can be hard to plan on retiring there. There are several versions of MM2H and it is not longer possible to apply directly. Applicants must use a registered agent, and their fees are not cheap either.
Are you a Malaysian? What are the requirements for immigration?
Also, I don’t think there an option for permanent residency.
If India is such a good place how come so many of them are leaving India moving to other countries ?
It is because educated, employable, highly sincere, truthful Indian Youngsters are seeking to improve their lives by working anywhere in the world. Such a section of the population is very high in India, given our numbers. in some cases, our working/ eager to work population is, that of many times larger than the whole population of some of the fairly big countries. And also, Indian people show remarkable resilience in adapting themselves to new regions and lifestyles. Maybe all because, they want to have a better life. Very remarkable and stoic.... ability to grind and persevere. Humanity should praise such spirits!
India not for me.
Correct!!! Everywhere you can find then😅
@@MrYepic mostly they are poor from Idia Rural
Very interesting question
I never knew St Lucia was so affordable.Something to think about.
INDEED IT DOES, WANT TO GO VISIT ? NICE TO HAVE A BUDDY !
The Philippines is the cheapest English speaking country for retirement.Everybody speaks english,people are generally polite,nice tropical weather,and the only predominantly christian country in Asia.
Yes, The Phillippines is a good choice. Lebanon in southwest Asia is about fifty percent Christian.
Agreed. It’s just not as developed as Malaysia. If you’re retired it would be great, but the infrastructure can be unreliable if you’re a digital nomad.
It’s Christian only because the Portuguese Spanish then Americans wiped out the Muslim population.
Ya! I was surprise that South Africa's living expenses is cheaper than Philippines and other countries mentioned. Your facts is not true.
@@155gerardthe topic is English speaking countries.
India is a beautiful country but if I have to live there, I would choose Jaisalmer for its Desert, Shimla for its forest, Srinagar for its beautiful lake and Leh for its majestic, snow-capped mountains. Reason common to these 3 places are less or almost not dusty (I am allergic to dust hehehe) Cities like Mumbai, New Delhi, Kolkata are chaotic, a bit untidy and noisy.
St Lucia sounds wonderful
It is! My opinion is biased, however, because that's where I was born and raised.
@@malbourne805 Good to here. How would you rate St Lucia as far as crime when compared to the other Caribbean Islands? Thanks!
Amazing video, A friend of mine referred me to a financial adviser sometime ago and we got talking about investment and money. I started investing with $120k and in the first 2 months , my portfolio was reading $274,800. Crazy right!, I decided to reinvest my profit and gets more interesting. For over a year we have been working together making consistent profit just bought my second home 2 weeks ago and care for my family.
I’ve been forced to find additional sources of income as I got retrenched. I barely have time to continue trading and watch my investments since I had my second daughter. Do you think I should take a break for a while from the market and focus on other things or return whenever I have free time or is it a continuous process? Thanks.
@@AlinaMathilda Quitting may not be the best approach if you ask me. This is where an AI comes into the picture. I barely have time to trade myself as my job swallows up most of my time. MARGARET MOLLI ALVEY, a licensed fiduciary whom has made me over 5 figures in profit in less than seven months, handles my investments. I could leave you a lead if you need help.
@@johnawara9719 Oh please I’d love that. Thanks!
@@AlinaMathilda MARGARET MOLLI ALVEY
Lookup with her name on the webpage
Many of these countries are not safe unless you remain within the walls of a resort. The Caribbean islands mentioned would be a bad choice for the LGBTQ community. I have friends from some of these islands and they left because their lives were in danger.
One of the countries you introduced I have been to, it is worth a try
Which one?
...and the winner is?
Do it right and the UK is cheaper than most people think. Avoid the big city centres and rents are not that terrible. I'm retired on a Pension income of about £2200 per month. Out of that I manage to pay £300 per month into a trust fund to see my great grand-daughter through Uni in about 15 years time without any Student debt. This is money I don't really need. If I can do it so can you, assuming you can get the essential permits and visas.
Good to know! Thank you!
Promotional but not factual.
Yes and devoid of any specifics, plenty of sacharine sweet adjectives, kind of bs
Great video thank you
Love the great info, I would of liked info on the average temperature instead of just saying warm climate, that is too vague
Nordic countries ,Switzerland ,Albenia ,Bosnia ,Kosovo ,Kajackthan ,Armenia,Azerbaijan, Mauritius, Bhutan may be peaceful for retired life
Why is guyana on this list? Its more expensive than US just came back
LOL! I second that! I was born there and grew up in the U.S. I'm near retirement, but there is no way I could retire there comfortably as I can in many other countries like Colombia, DR, Thailand, Malaysia, Philippines, and some African countries. I wish the ridiculous cost and bad infrastructure wasn't so, but it is what it it is, and with the oil boom, it's only going to get worse. I'll continue to just visit. Sad!!!
Why is India's ranking better than the Philippines?
Ever check the laws in Philippines I wouldn't want live their
India is rated higher because this video is incorrect and bad…
THIS IS THE MOST DISTORTED MISINFORMATION SHOULD BE BANNED
Philippines
Where did you get your info from sir ??????? Dominica is more quiet than st Lucia and less crime with friendly people and low crime. The lowest in the Caribbean.
Guyana and Jamaica shouldnt be there. High in crime. If ppl follow your info they might loose their lives
Yeah, the producers of this video would make Somalia sound like paradise!
Guyana is dangerous
Plus it is located next to a dictator that wants to invade it.
Try ILOILO CITY in the Philippines. It's different from all the other cities in the Philippines.
Why is that? Thanks!
I would love to live in Cape Town!❤
You had St. Lucia right on the first try, then changed it to lou-SEE-uh just a second later.
Also, Grenada was pronounced greh-NAH-dah and greh-NADE-uh.
In Olly Richards' video on countries with a really strange brand of English, Guyana is included as almost unintelligible, and the country nearly roadless outside the capital of Georgetown. You called it guy-AH-na most of the video, then switched to ghee-AH-na toward the end. (?!);
beng-guh-LOO-roo should be BANG-guh-lore, India.
Philippines I can agree is a beautiful place, as I've visited 3 times, and there are quite a few Filipinos here where I live.
St. Kitts' sister island is KNEE-viss, rather than NEV-iss.
In our school days, Belize was known as British Honduras.
It's an AI reading this.
@@VegasKeVa, makes sense. C3PO strikes again.
South Africa. Great people, mostly great infrastructure, great weather, space, space, diversity with challenges and and... Will stay....
St Kits food and groceries were grossly expensive
I agree with everything except Jamaica and South Africa. The English islands are great. I just got back from St. VINCENT. no crime, nice people
Belize please ❤
Is,t it cheaper to learn the local language ? I would.
I don't see any couples that look like "me" 😊
Malaysia is tops
For Muslims, yes.
I live in the Philippines (aka Toronto, Canada) but the cost of living here is outrageously expensive! 🇵🇭🇨🇦
Maybe you live in the capital city
No India, your stomach will protest 😢
With daily power outages of 6 hours plus, South Africa is rapidly going down the toilet - I wouldn't go there even for a visit. India is oppressively hot, there are nasty smells everywhere you go, and there are people constantly in your face trying to sell you stuff. Some people love India, but personally I wouldn't recommend it.
@@dougmurphy1777 Wrong.
@@sonjaswart9866 Great counter-argument - but seriously, don't quit your day job to go into debating.
@@dougmurphy1777 Suid-Afrika is super. Jou verlies.
@@dougmurphy1777 Stay where you are and be happy then.😁
Robotic AI voice
The dollar costs this vologer is giving out is totally misleading, his numbers need to be doubled to have a reasonable retirement, it needs to be tribled to have a safe, comfortable retirement
Typical RUclips vologer, luring you in for subs, likes views
Note, for every 1000 views he gets $20, for inaccurate information
Google those countries for yourself, don't go by what any vologers like this guy is pedalling you😂
Absolutely correct! It's a total misleading propaganda video to generate likes.
I found he painted a falsely rosey picture of the countries shown.
@@Gregory-Masovutch Point is well taken that these vloggers exaggerate. HOWEVER. If you do your research on Numbeo and elsewhere, as well as read many comments of ppl actually living in these places, it becomes evident that it IS quite possible to live for $1000/mo or thereabouts, or even less. The only catch being what one means by "live", and if you're bringing heavy Western expectations and "needs" baggage with you, then it will not work. But if you don't mind living a decent, modest, NORMAL life the way most ppl in the world live, then yeah, 1K is enough, and in many rural contexts a lot more than enough. If you've gotta have all the glitz, cars, snazzy condos, blah blah like typical spoiled American, then of course you'll have to double the prices or more.
I agree, shoddy video
Because of the heavily over populated country, crimes and scams are ridiculously high.
This is why so many come to the Western world.
What about those of US still young enough to work none of these places have employment opportunities.
Saint Lucia’s currency conversion But the country is not so friendly to American currency?
What about Lagos, Nigeria ?
I want to live on the 850 floor of that building!!
Its beautiful but the high crime
All like living in a steam bath, no thanks.
We say KNEE-VIS!!
Malaysia.1st cheap ,great food n super safe as gun is illegal.
What About telling us where these countries are situated
East or west india is best❤❤❤
I realize this is clickbait but INDIA, REALLY?
If you come to India with western money it's amazing. If you are a local making local money, it's much harder
Excuse me, Bangaluru??😂
For Brits, St Lucia and Antigua cost nearly £1,000,000 just to buy a property and have money in the bank to never touch, then you have to have at least 2 grand a month in income. How is a retiree supposed to be retired if they have to have an income??? It is the same with Australia and New Zealand. Look up the actual retirement costs before deciding. Oh, and if it is a Muslim country like Malaysia or Indonesia, make sure you can cope with the Islamic laws.
Guyana?
1. Bangladesh
I DON'T get that much so it's NOT for me BUT it's nice.
Jamaica $924 USD per month. Na, na, na, na, na, na, not in Jamaica for retires.
You want to live a comfortable life as close to what you are used to in the USA, Canada, England, or anyone one of those developed countries. You need to buy your house cash & then have a monthly cashflow of around USD$2,000-$2,500 Then you can live comfortable. You need to go see places & have/enjoy different experiences.
A decent place to rent in 2024 will cost you around USD$500-$800 per month. Food can be as expensive as in North America sometimes especially after an hurricane has passed. If you have USD$3,000.00 or more per month you are living the life.
Aren’t there any countries not in the tropics?
Not one of those furnaces us attractive to me. Where are the cold places?
Mombasa kenya is very good
I love Belize but all the houses have bars on the windows and the doors it’s like living in a jail
I've been to Belize on vacation. The crime rate is really high (thus a lot of walled ex-pat homes which also employ guards). The chances of getting mugged, if wandering around by yourself in an urban area, is almost certain. It's as hot and humid as living in hell.
Why, ❤ my Jamaica
Where is St Kits
India ?????Are you sure the want to add to the 1 billion people.
Bangladesh and Bali is the best
I lived in Indonesia a number of years ago, primarily on Java, researching to see if it is feasible to return as a retiree. If not, I will choose another SE Asian country,that speak English, like Philippines or Malaysia.
$1500 per Person i think is what you mean? Or do u mean for a couple??
Needs to be under a 1,100.00 a month or less
Fillipines- they are here in the US, u dont have to go so far.
Good topic but unwatchable like your other videos. Speeded up scenes are irritating but flipping scenes is a distracting transition effect. Sorry, not interested.
South Africa is my best country to retire to
This video is stupid. South Africa? Really? I live there for 5 years as a kid and that is one of the most dangerous countries in the world. It is super unstable right now. I must has seen 10 gunfights in the open during my time there.
@@l.h.tnguyen4916 I live here for 63 years and have not seen a single shot fired. Did you live in a township? You are talking b.u.l.l.. You have excellent 'memory', sorry, superb imagination.
India ? So why are they all moving to Canada??
If you come to India with western money it's amazing. If you are a local making local money, it's much harder
Can't retire in Saint Lucia they don't to let seniors drive a rental car over 65.
My dad is 81 and he still drives his car, along with most of his generation.
How on earth you can recommend Jamaica and South Africa is baffling . Absolutely crime ridden , not safe at all
Southafrica is no,1for Indians ethnically
Learn a new language like Chinese. China is known for law n order people are friendly and civil. Facts!
Malaysia is largely a muslim country so, no thanks. As for India, horrible climate, poor hygeine standards and awful local transport, no way.
@@MENSA.lady2
And where are you from?
Delusional
Puerto rico is not between Zt kitts and Nevis
Belize has terrible crime rate
Boring after a year 😴
This article is full of misleading information 😮
No info on cost of living.
As an Indian I always appeal to all not to move to India.Life is almost lost here.This country is full of corruption and communal feelings
You can't live in jamaica as a retiree on 1000 us dollars per month impossible this guy knows nothing about jamaica