Top 5 cheapest African countries to live in
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- Опубліковано 1 чер 2024
- Top 5 cheapest African countries to live in
Africa is one of the cheapest places on the planet. After all, millions of people survive on the continent on less than $1 per day, but it can be as cheap or expensive as you want it to be. If you want to relocate and reside in Africa, you will enjoy low cost of living as prices of goods and services, transports, local foods, and housing are relatively low and affordable. On the other hand, if you want to go on holiday, visit safaris, take tours, and stay in decent hotels, Africa is one of the most expensive continents to travel.
If you’re looking for a country in Africa with low cost of living to move to, you’re in the right place. This video is for you!
5. Rwanda
Rwanda’s rapid economic development rightfully earns its moniker “Singapore of Africa. The east African country boasts the fifth-lowest cost of living on the continent. The tiny nation’s economy is expanding at a rate of 8.7 percent, making it one of the fastest growing in Africa and the second fastest in the world, a. It’s true that Kigali is the hangout of the country’s affluent. But the rest of Rwanda’s cities are much more affordable. Due to the high number of people living in extreme poverty, the government reduced the cost of many necessities. Rwanda is among the world’s cheapest countries to call home.
4. Uganda
“The gem of Africa” as Uganda is popularly referred to, is super among affordable countries to live in Africa. The abundance of water along its borders inspired the name of this country.
Despite its attractiveness, the country is among the most economically advantageous in the continent and is the fourth-cheapest in all of Africa. The cost of living in Uganda is, on average, 55.01% lower than in United States. Rent in Uganda is, on average, 80.88% lower than in United States.
Since 2015, Uganda has been ranked by international research firms as one of the best places to live in Africa, and among the countries with the happiest people worldwide.
3. Algeria
Located in North Africa, Algeria is the largest country in all of Africa and the tenth largest in the globe. Algeria has the third-lowest living costs in Africa, and in the last 20 years, poverty in Algeria has decreased by 20%, making it one of only a handful of countries to do so. Algeria’s government took major initiatives to boost the country’s citizens’ standard of living by enacting social policies in line with the SDGs set forth by the United Nations.
The oil boom allowed the government to pay off Algeria’s foreign debt, fund much-needed infrastructure projects, and boost the country’s Human Development Index score. In addition, all of the country’s citizens have access to free medical treatment.
2. Egypt
Because of its high volume of visitors, Egypt may not seem like a budget-friendly option. But it’s the second most affordable countries to live in Africa. Life is very easy as prices, from commodities to housing are very cheap. Real estate investment is gaining popularity and has been responding positively. However, compared to other big African cities, houses are inexpensive.
People looking for migration destinations and tourists interested in both adventure and ancient civilizations will find Egypt an ideal destination. It boasts stunning landscapes and historic structures, including temples and tombs that are among the most impressive in the world.
1. Tunisia
Tunisia is a small but interesting country on the Mediterranean. The cost of living here is one of the lowest in the world, and it ranks fifth in the world list and first in all of Africa. Life here is 94 times cheaper than the populous New York due to the low cost of food and housing.
One of the biggest draws for tourists coming to Tunisia is the relatively low cost of housing, foods, transportation and adventure activities. If we compare the prices in Tunisia to other destinations, we can conclude that Tunisia is actually cheap. You can easily settle here or have a low-budget or luxury holiday without having to break the bank.
While Africa has its challenges that are unique from the rest of the world, it has immense development potential. African countries presently may not offer much in the way of opportunities and amenities that Europe offer. But they offer a cheap cost of living.
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New scenery it's time to move new scenery new country
Looking to relocate
What would be the best suggestion?
Background: white American, 51 years old, 3 African wives, income 800$ USD monthly (would need employment), only speaks/understands/reads/writes English,
Looking for citizenship option, just living like native
Nigeria is a good start
Wat about senegal n Mauritania sir
Rwanda is expensive for accommodation costs. Been there. I am saying capital city Kigali is quite expensive
Uganda tanzania rwanda malawi Madagascar Mozambique Cameroon burundi are the cheapest country in the world this list is false Tunisia Algeria and Egypt are not cheap
I lived some of these countries and EGypt is the cheapest one.
Listen, one of the cheapest countries in the world is Nigeria. Even as low as the cost of living is in Tunisia, if U convert the cost of living there dollar to dollar with that of Nigeria, the latter is the cheapest country. If I choose to live in Tunisia instead of Nigeria, it'll not be for the cost. For instance, a bottle of coca cola in Tunisia cost the equivalent of 40 US cent. That's ova 300 naira! Will U pay that in Nigeria? The're a lot of issues in Nigeria but it continues to be one of the cheapest countries in the world. (Of course, we're not talking about VI, Ikoyi & Abuja city.)
There’s truth in this👍🏾😊
Well the problem of Nige is crimes, hostages, scammers, murders, bandits, evil peoples everywhere, all Nigerian wanted to be rich, to build big mansions even if they have to kill peoples, Nigeria is cheaper because not foreigners wanted to go there for live , this is true, even in my country all drugs traffickers are Nigerians
If not for the insecurities in Nigeria, it is a beautiful country to live in with plenty of opportunities.
Listen carefully!!, Seen is believing, the cheapest countries in Africa are Gambia,sierraloen, Guinea bissau,mauritania.these are where I have been and see cost of living to compare others.can u manage 100dollars a month in Tunisia?.
This guy is talking shit, Uganda is the worst country in the world to live in, the poverty, corruption, doctors and schools will try to steal from you, that's how bad that country is. This guy is just making a video