15 Cheapest Countries to Move and Live in 2025

Life in most of the First World countries is very expensive nowadays. Some people are living on paycheck to paycheck without any savings all due to higher then average regular expenses on housing, groceries, food and services. However, there are certain countries where the cost of living is still considerably lower and one can easily maintain a higher standard of living without breaking the Bank. Each year, we undertake an extensive review to identify the best cheap countries to live in the world, by estimating the monthly living cost and other crucial factors such as safety, human development, and access to quality healthcare. These countries have established expat communities, ensuring a seamless transition for foreigners. Hence, we will also cover the visa polices and residency requirements for long-term stays.
So here are 15 Cheapest countries to Live in 2025.
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[@Gotchev]

Out of those countries I would rate Bulgaria as number one on the list- in such strategic location between Europe and Asia, excellent and quick access to health care, tasty and cheap groceries and young locals speak foreign languages like English, German, Spanish, as a fact plenty of Bulgarian immigrants around the world are returning back in past 2 years to live. Also plenty of job opportunity for work.

[@silesia9527]

Haha😂 yeah sure

[@Easyservice-x8q]

I learned a lot by watching your video, very informative video, many people will benefit from watching this video, thank you very much

[@lekaherath9774]

Thanks for the video

[@freyagrayden9851]

Croatia used to be cheap, but it cetainly isnt anymore.

[@freyagrayden9851]

Also Georgia is not in Europe. Have you been to these places?

[@DavidWilliams-qr5yj]

​@@freyagrayden9851Wow.! Georgia is considered to be in Eastern Europe. It's actually on the border of the European and Asian contents. Lightn up 😊

[@Easyservice-x8q]

Very nice informative video

[@GlobalLifeDiscoveriesus]

Such an informative video! It’s great to see a list of affordable countries to live in, especially as many of us are looking for ways to stretch our budgets. I’m curious, though-do the cost of living and affordability vary significantly between cities and rural areas within these countries? I’d love to know if there are any hidden gems where living is even cheaper than the national average!

[@thiruvengadamt2478]

when Colombia has managed to have a place in this list despite safety concerns why not the likes of Mexico,? Also not sure if the financial ratings of the country as a whole have been taken in to consideration. Srilanka was on the verge of bankruptcy at least twice and could be heading there anytime in future ? Similar is the case for Argentina. what I get from the topic is advise for retirees / digital nomads moving from first-world countries to these developog economies. But I'm afraid the financial stability of these developing economies has not been considered in this list.

[@dcartier1692]

And one needs to question the political fate of Georgia, following the recent election.

[@garciatunion]

Argentina just got the lowest monthly inflation in the last 3 years. its getting better with the new government but it will take few more years for being a stable and safe country

[@molezinger5780]

Sri Lanka's political turmoil had no effect on foreigners living or on vacation there, don't believe everything you see on mainstream media. I was in Sri Lanka last august it is completely safe, aside from the tourists scams which are pretty obvious. The exchange rate is also very good, I stayed there till early October and only spent around $2,100 including rent and everything.

[@thiruvengadamt2478]

@@molezinger5780 I believe the topic of the video is a suggestion for relocating from first world countries to low-cost, safe, politically, and financially stable countries. However, I think there are better options than Sri Lanka. According to the IMF and World Bank data, Sri Lanka's debt situation is dire, and their plans to address the debts are bleak. In any case, insolvency may lead to a loss of money in bank accounts, regardless of whether one is a resident or a local in Sri Lanka

[@Adreal357]

Which ones are safe for Black.people?

[@catGirlie-tb1bf]

That’s what I’m trying to figure out

[@Evansteven244]

What it cost to fly there is unbelievable!

[@Electronics_Exposed_9]

1. Croatia 🇭🇷

[@coryharrisonexecutivedirector]

#13: Georgia you may be off on specifically when you say, "great for young people." This could be true if you are in no way supportive of LGBTQ rights. Georgia's government has just recently rolled back, protections and freedoms.

[@ART-ificial]

True, I'm from there, even though haven't been back in over 25 years my family is still there and they update me on current events. That's what a country with a very long history tends to do to human evolution, a place where traditions and religion still govern the country is no place for progressive thinkers, sadly. Not sure if I will ever go back..

[@mariosmarios8550]

Albania 🇦🇱

[@chriz908]

im in golem right now and it is really expensive

[@sami.m6564]

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