Nice to hear it from you, as for myself, I´m spending about USD1,500 per month total, of which USD500 is rent (60 sq meter 1 BR appartment in San Borja district, nice neighborhood), maybe up to USD200 on gasoline (I do own a car), another USD200 dining out and nightlife - without going out too much, and the rest is on food and other miscellaneous stuff. I´m not considering any travelling, just my average daily in town living expenses.
This is great content, very helpful. I lived in Peru 16 years ago as a missionary but I lived in the super ghetto parts. Now I have a wife and 3 kids and I want to move back. Someplace a little nicer this time haha. So this was very helpful. Subscribed
Brother if you would go outside of Miraflores to eat you would spend less than a 3rd of the money eating out everywhere else other than Miraflores is 10 times cheaper and instead of tact you use the public transportation you could mostly spend about 30 dollars a month night life is cheap too Miraflores you are paying foreigners price
You’re actually living very expensive. I pay about 400 a month for my apartment & bills. Granted it looks like you’re in miraflores or (damn can’t remember the other rich one). I usually shop and cook my meals. That really lowers my expense.
Hello from Florida, I was not looking at Lima. However maybe I should. Thank you for the information. How about the weather year-round? Do it snow there?
Hi Monique! Lima weather is definitely not like Florida weather lol. The summer (June-August) is definitely cold and very cloudy. I was lucky to catch some sunny days. Ive heard that the September-May has better weather. I'd imagine with better weather and a nice apartment you would have a great time
Hey! I know this video is old and you may not be living there anymore but, could you share your experience with racism in Lima? It may sound crazy in a country where almost 90% of the population is considered with an indigenous background but racism is a huge deal (I lived there for 36 years).
Hey Jenyfer! I appreciate the love! I definitely think San Miguel is safe. I lived near the coast and never had any issues, at night kids and families would still be playing outside
You don´t necessarily have to go where it´s cheapest, neither everyone will be on the watch for the nickle and dime. You just settle where you feel confortable. Of course, this won´t be the same for every person.
What’s good bro! Tough question. I think playa is more for first time travelers because it is so Americanized. Lima is a major capital city a fraction of the tourism the playa has. Personally because I enjoy different cultures, food, & activites id choose Lima over Playa
@@1WorldWideWes Nice, yeah im going to be leaving Playa this month and maybe spend 6months in Lima depends on how i like it. Playa was my first travel coming from California. Lima got those highrise views over the water though, looks like a movie out there seeeeeeeesh. lol i maybe have to hit up that barber for a taper fade haha.
@@derrylsanders yeah the views are dope! Just make sure you go during non winter months. I liked Lima but going during the winter changed my experience. Also I’m not sure where your Spanish level is at, but I’d try to get at least conversational to improve your experience there, hope this helps ✊🏾
The fact that you say its bad and youve been content for 12 years living there basically tells me its not bad at all, especially in south america where you could easily move to another city or country for nearly the same price.
Nice to hear it from you, as for myself, I´m spending about USD1,500 per month total, of which USD500 is rent (60 sq meter 1 BR appartment in San Borja district, nice neighborhood), maybe up to USD200 on gasoline (I do own a car), another USD200 dining out and nightlife - without going out too much, and the rest is on food and other miscellaneous stuff. I´m not considering any travelling, just my average daily in town living expenses.
This is great content, very helpful. I lived in Peru 16 years ago as a missionary but I lived in the super ghetto parts. Now I have a wife and 3 kids and I want to move back. Someplace a little nicer this time haha. So this was very helpful. Subscribed
Glad you got something out of the videos thanks for the support!
Thanks for this video. Makes me want to visit there!
Love brother, I appreciate you!!
Thank you very much for this useful information as I am planning on visiting Peru in the near future.
Peru is definitely one of my favorites, enjoy!!
Quality video man, great work and salute to you
Much appreciated!!
Hello from America 🇺🇸, we appreciate your videos.
And I appreciate your support! Thank you!!
Thank you, I’ll be flying in today!! 🎉🎉
Of course, hope you enjoy! Hopefully the weather is warm!
From Trinidad 🇹🇹 &Tobago in the Caribbean place looking boss would visit there soon visiting there for sure this year BLESS
Much love bro! Hope you enjoy Peru!!!
Thanks for posting! Not much information out there about this.
Of course! Glad you enjoyed the video!
Thanks you for your insight.
I appreciate the support!
El ecosistema estéril no puede coexistir con una ciudad exuberante, por lo que mi predicción es que es costoso.
Brother if you would go outside of Miraflores to eat you would spend less than a 3rd of the money eating out everywhere else other than Miraflores is 10 times cheaper and instead of tact you use the public transportation you could mostly spend about 30 dollars a month night life is cheap too Miraflores you are paying foreigners price
As I mentioned in the video to each its own! Hope you enjoyed your time in Lima
He is not in Miraflores, he is in San Miguel 😅
That was 6 months ago, nowadays prices' been up and up 😂😂😂
You’re actually living very expensive. I pay about 400 a month for my apartment & bills. Granted it looks like you’re in miraflores or (damn can’t remember the other rich one).
I usually shop and cook my meals. That really lowers my expense.
As I mentioned a few times to each it’s own! That budget works for me but you can def find some cheaper options
@@1WorldWideWes trust me I wasn’t criticizing.
@@williambarr3169where do you live?
@@nebica3 watch his video, he tells about it there!
sup dude. nice vids. what type of work are you doing online?
What’s good bruh, thank you for the support! I work a fully remote job like anybody else, I just move locations!
Good informative article, thanks and hope to meet you in Lima in 2 weeks
Great video
Your cool af bro when u asked homie at the 💈 1-10 we respect shit like that bro. I see the humbleness
I love Peru bro, I got love in every place I visited. Can’t wait to visit again 🇵🇪
& thank you for the support too 💪🏾
Hello from Florida, I was not looking at Lima. However maybe I should. Thank you for the information. How about the weather year-round? Do it snow there?
Hi Monique! Lima weather is definitely not like Florida weather lol. The summer (June-August) is definitely cold and very cloudy. I was lucky to catch some sunny days. Ive heard that the September-May has better weather. I'd imagine with better weather and a nice apartment you would have a great time
In the summer is warm. I grew up in Lima. My best summers going to the beach! Best memories!
@@gabrielanunezartist1907 I want to visit Lima when its warm next time!
Never snow here, the wheater is really similar to California coast , like Santa Monica or Sf
@@aaronzevallos8247 The pacific ocean effect haha
Thank you
Thank you for watching!!
Hey! I know this video is old and you may not be living there anymore but, could you share your experience with racism in Lima? It may sound crazy in a country where almost 90% of the population is considered with an indigenous background but racism is a huge deal (I lived there for 36 years).
As crazy as it sounds I never had any issues and they were so so nice to me my entire 3 month stay. Maybe it was because I’m American
Hello from Canada!! I love watching your videos : ). I have a question, do you find the area of San miguel safe and touristic?
Hey Jenyfer! I appreciate the love! I definitely think San Miguel is safe. I lived near the coast and never had any issues, at night kids and families would still be playing outside
However I don’t think it is very touristic, I’d say Barranco & Miraflores are the best touristic areas. I rarely saw tourist in San miguel
@@1WorldWideWes Thank you so much for the info...I will check San miguel on my trip to Peru 😁
Of course! Feel free to reach out if I can help along the way
I just stayed in San Miguel- and the Airbnb I stayed at was an apartment on the coast, pretty affordable paid $200 for 7 days.
I can live in us in that amount. Arequipa you can live half price with better weather
Good for you!
You don´t necessarily have to go where it´s cheapest, neither everyone will be on the watch for the nickle and dime. You just settle where you feel confortable. Of course, this won´t be the same for every person.
Great Vedo thanks.
Thank you!!
Thats messed up, its not showing me your videos. I been subbed for a minute now too.
Yeah RUclips does that sometimes bro, sorry to hear that man
Wouldn't it be cheaper just to rent an appartment out of the classified adds in Lima? Without submitting yourself to the rbb abuse?
For me Airbnb is more secure and I can read verified reviews
Is there jobs for foreigners in peru.?
Honestly I am not sure I work online and was traveling through for a few months!
Where is the apt exactly? Miraflores?
So sorry for the late response here! This apartment is in Miraflores
overall, seems its not as cheap as most vlogs would have you believe.
It really depends on how you decide to live
What are u talking about Bro? ...Or else, you should try and move to Panama dou,
if i want to live there for oone year dont we need a extension visa being an american
No you cannot stay one continuous year on a tourist visa
I like your channel, Where are you from?
Im from Atlanta, Georgia USA
Whatsup bro, Do you like Lima or Playa more???
What’s good bro! Tough question. I think playa is more for first time travelers because it is so Americanized. Lima is a major capital city a fraction of the tourism the playa has. Personally because I enjoy different cultures, food, & activites id choose Lima over Playa
@@1WorldWideWes Nice, yeah im going to be leaving Playa this month and maybe spend 6months in Lima depends on how i like it. Playa was my first travel coming from California. Lima got those highrise views over the water though, looks like a movie out there seeeeeeeesh. lol i maybe have to hit up that barber for a taper fade haha.
@@derrylsanders yeah the views are dope! Just make sure you go during non winter months. I liked Lima but going during the winter changed my experience. Also I’m not sure where your Spanish level is at, but I’d try to get at least conversational to improve your experience there, hope this helps ✊🏾
Are you in tech?
that was just rent in the US.!
Why do you have vaseline next to your TV? Just asking...
Cause im dark skinned and moisturizing my skin in important?
2105 is wild af
Appreciate you watching!!
Ur ripped off $300 month beachside
I’m not ripped off lol. You paid what you wanted and so did I
bruh, how you gonna leave out the dating expenses? lol
That’s combined with nightlife & activities 😂
@@1WorldWideWes Shake my head, haha netflix only. =p
Bs typically back brother bs
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I have lived here for 12 years I dont get why anyone wud want to live in peru it litereally is da worst place ive ever been n shiieet
Word!
I’m assuming your being sarcastic 😂
@@1WorldWideWes not at all place is awful outside da tourist areas. U gots to be rich to stay in tourist areas constantly
The fact that you say its bad and youve been content for 12 years living there basically tells me its not bad at all, especially in south america where you could easily move to another city or country for nearly the same price.
@@edwardbucher705 Sao Paulo Rio
I just wished it was sunnier in Lima.
Yes its rough during May-August. The weather should be good now