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What country has the lowest cost of living?

The cheapest countries in the world are Pakistan, Egypt, and Bhutan. To live comfortably in one of these states, a person needs under $400 per month. These countries, however, are unconventional choices for expats and digital nomads because of their low levels of safety and quality of life.



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Without further ado, here are the cheapest English-speaking countries to retire:
  • Malta. Cost of Living: $1,340. ...
  • Vietnam. Cost of Living: $1,300. ...
  • Panama. Cost of Living: $1,112. ...
  • St. Kitts and Nevis. ...
  • St. Lucia. ...
  • Malaysia. Cost of living: $1,008. ...
  • Belize. Cost of living: $1,000. ...
  • Grenada. Cost of Living: $1,000.


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Best Places to Live in the U.S.: 10 Most Affordable Cities
  • Wichita Falls, Texas.
  • South Bend, Indiana.
  • Toledo.
  • Erie, Pennsylvania.
  • Fort Wayne, Indiana.
  • Evansville, Indiana.
  • Akron, Ohio.
  • Buffalo.


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The 10 Cheapest Countries to Visit
  • Indonesia. Average daily cost: $47.
  • Thailand. Average daily cost: $52. ...
  • Hungary. Average daily cost: $70. ...
  • Costa Rica. Average daily cost: $81. ...
  • Mexico. Average daily cost: $93. ...
  • Dominican Republic. Average daily cost: $110. ...
  • Portugal. Average daily cost: $116. ...
  • Greece. Average daily cost: $131. ...


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The cost of living in Portugal is generally considered about 46 percent cheaper than in the United States. This, coupled with the country's excellent quality of life, beautiful beaches, stunning mountain ranges, reliable public transport, and rich history and culture, make it very easy to fall in love with Portugal.

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Singapore takes top spot, while Miami, Dubai, Jakarta, and New York see the biggest cost increases. We may earn a commission from links on this page. For the wealthy as well as everyone else, the cost of living has climbed over the past year as prices rose.

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Dubai is the country's most expensive city to live in. As a luxury tourism destination, Dubai offers high living standards: a single-person estimated monthly expenses are AED 3,700 or $1,000, excluding rent. A family of 4 would spend 3 times more — AED 13,000 or $3,540 monthly.

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