10 Best Countries In Asia To Live For Cheap - Digital Nomads, Expats, Retirees
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Your rent pricing is completely wrong for every country!! - I dont know where you get your information but you definately never bought, owned or rented properties in any of these cities. I have and you are totally off. - Anyway interesting video, too bad your numbers are so incorrect.
How much to live in a Temple ?
I luve in the province near Davao, Mindanao, Philippines. My rent for my 2 bedroom house is 1q5,000 pesos, about 91 American dollars.
5000 pesos. Not sure how the 1q got in there. My phone goes crazy sometimes.
Abu sayyap
@@teatree6228 Davao area is safe, I wouldn't recommend southwest Mindanao.
phil is one of the best country to live for some reasons. the hospitability of the people. its food tourist spot most people likes sea travel modern amenities like makati
I choose Philippines...in Baguio is the best place nice weather, fresh vegies and down 45 mins. is La Union with its beautiful beaches..
This is an excellent video. It is very informative with good expenses detail and it is well made. Thank you.
I choose Malaysia..it has everything.. modern, unique, beautiful, safe, usage English everywhere, local foods and foods from all over the world can easily find and delicious and reasonable price..clean, good infrastructure and hospitals, schools and universities.. friendly people..sun, sand, sea and islands amazing..👍👍👍
It's an amazing place to live 😍
@@GAFFL absolutely right.. please explore more on Malaysia 🇲🇾 the underrated country..
@@johnwijatyk you're right.. many Singaporeans escape from their country heading to Malaysia for a freedom and cheap budget holidays and of course for cheaper petrol 😆
If you love nature , I mean full of biodiversity then the East coast and North coast are the excellent place for you. If you love beach then you need to settle down in South coast are the perfect place for you to try. If you like modesty, easy to access to big cities and transportation, West coast are the perfect place. But if you want to live in big cities then you has two choices either it's Kuala Lumpur or Putrajaya.
@@decTac , Singaporeans come over to Malaysia every weekend. They even have houses, condominiums or apartments in Malaysia for them and their families to stay during weekends. Or they rent them to their relatives or friends who don't have.
I have spent more than 10 years in Asia, and I still like Thailand very much. Bangkok and Pattaya is where I have lived. I stay right now in Pattaya. Rentals are very affordable in this moment due to the plandemic issues.
Hopefully Thailand will be more welcoming in the future for long term stays.
The last 6 years I lived in Mindanao, Philippines. An amazing place, with very friendly and easy visa policy. Arrive without any visa, and extend your stay up to 3 years as a tourist.
Bali is fantastic, and it has different climates, depending on where you settle. However, getting a long term visa there is not easy.
Malaysia is very good and affordable.
India is interesting but noisy and chaotic at times.
China is very expensive and people are quite impolite sorry to say, and there are almost no English speakers.
Common for all these places is that the authorities may be very tyrannical at times, just notice how they locked everything down with all kind of silly rules. This was terrible in the Philippines and I guess almost all over Asia, and beyond...
Which city u live when u r in China? I think maybe language barrier make some misunderstanding.
City people are impolite, by nature
Pattaya is trash. Fact. Prostitution-central.
@@czoe6733 Guangzhou
If think general safety, quality, safe food, clean, easy to use English, good and very various food, then the cost of live in Malaysia is BEST value!
Not better than Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Phillipines and Indonesia on the worlds cost of living index and Malaysia is ranked 89 out of 107 countries for property price index. With Thailand and Indonesia being way more affordable.
Malaysia is a British country. English is widely spoken. It is multicultural with Indian, Malaysia, and Chinese communities.
@@tutianac4875 those are seriously not as developed as Malaysia... with GDP per capita of over 13kusd, the instructors are on another level and the people are more educated
@@enricovillanueva9978
Yes 7 did see that when i was there and did see it in Singapore too. The difference is Singapore is not a muslim country or maybe i should say city state ..
@@enricovillanueva9978 this is utter nonsense! Most people in Malaysia can’t speak English!
Great video!
Overall, I like Thailand the most. a lot of places to travel, convenient transportation, high speed internet and a variety of delicious food
Sama di Bali juga makanan lezat...lengkap😂😂
Bangkok outside city center for good Wi-Fi and a clean housekept condo without a pool 16000 baht per month. I just left there and I'm in Vietnam. Vietnam is about 20% to 30% cheaper 👌 I've been hopping between Vietnam and Thailand for the last 5 months think I know 👌
Wow, great insights! Knowing affordable countries in Asia is awesome for living choices. Thanks for sharing this helpful info!
Thank you for the kind words. 🙂
Great video! Thanks for the wealth of information on Asia, I hope soon I will visit these beautiful countries & unique cultures. Thanks for sharing.💯👍🏽
Thank you for your kind words! You're going to have a blast.
Very informative vlog thanks for sharing dear friend
Great insights
Interesting list! It's helpful to know about affordable places to live. Thanks for sharing this valuable information.
Thanks for the kind words!
Thanks for all the great effort in putting that list together! My choice is the magical city of Bangkok. I'd like to live in Bangna which is an area of Bangkok 20 minutes outside of Central Bangkok by freeway. It's cheaper there with everything you need even an IKEA yet close enough to go into the city anytime.
Yup, Georgetown or Penang Island is perfect for me!!!! I will be splitting time between the San Francisco/Bay Area and Penang!!!! Sweet!!!!
Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia capital)is the best city for expats, according to research by US-based language learning app Preply. focused on factors including affordability, internet connectivity, safety and how hard the local language is to learn. People moving to the Malaysian capital can get by on the equivalent of about $1,091 a month, benefitting from low taxes and housing costs.
Sadly the previous government demonstrated a real xenophobia towards long-term retiree and other long-stay tourists with incomes from abroad. They increase the required salary/pension requirements for the Malaysia My Second Home Program from @US2500/month to US10,000/month. Also one has to put in a Fixed Bank Deposit in Ringgit (with poor interest rates) of US200,000 (previously about US80K with numerous allowable withdrawals). Finally one must demonstrate a US300K foreign asset base.
There's a US 2500 application fee ( previously free) and a visa fee of US125/year (US 25/year prior to 2022) plus other fees. A health check and criminal background check is required.
Supposedly they wanted to attract a better quality of applicant. They had virtually no one bite. In fact they are losing the older recipients whose visas are coming up for renewal. Last year they lost 2000 visa holders who opted not to renew (plus their dependants). That was about 80-90% of the visas issued a decade ago.
Unless the new government flips the program their bleed old applicants and will have no new ones. That's a loss of several billion dollars a year in expenditures, fixed deposits, property and car purchases, health care, insurance, and if the kids are in school a major base of support for international schools.
The East Malaysian States have a Constitutional right to operate their own immigration programs...and have retained a Sarawak MM2H and Sabah MM2H that remain affordable and easier to qualify for. East Malaysia is less Islamically influenced and is more multicultural and relaxed. It's also predominantly English speaking (at least it's the Lingua Franca) and has more nature and cultural tourism. Less hung up about alcohol. They do have 5G in the cities
Hoping sa Pilipinas kung Mahal sana pilipino sumunod sa batas LaLo pag nasa pubLikong Lugar .bubuLusok talaga turista.
Pollution
Penang is best
I choose Philippines with its modern city like BGC,Rockwell, McKinley,Ortigas and many more cities to choose from and with stunning islands like boracay, Palawan, Siargao this are some of the best and no,1 voted beaches in the world oh by the way with its natural Hispanic American influence the Philippines has so many places to go to.
As a Filipino, you would obviously vote for your country.. LoL
You couldn't even afford a month living in Rockwell, never mind living there permanently. Rockwell average rents are around 100k pesos or 2k USD.
Also, Philippines is expensive when it comes to accommodation and transport is a pain as the infrastructure is so bad.
Worst internet in Asia
@@j6backup626 Internet is a lot better than 10 years ago but still bad - everything is oversubscribed so you only get 2mbit/s on a 100mbit/s connection during peak hours.
Don't forget that there are electrical blackouts and water outages regularly as well. In parts it's "normal" to have no electricity for a whole day.
@@incremental_failure in your country i think jajaja
There’s been a lot of hype about Sri Lanka lately. It has nice beaches with a busy road alongside them, crazy and very polluted traffic, men standing around everywhere, dirty restaurants hotels and guest houses, no convenience, peanut butter at $8 a jar, overcrowded public transport, dangerous roads, noisy, polluted,. Look, the people are friendly and there’s nice wildlife
Thanks for picking those 3 Provinces!!!!🇵🇭🥰🥰🥰🥰
(78 more provinces trough philippines)
Davao city Philippines the best.
Yes
Digos is also very nice, just saying.
One of the best summery for DN destinations in Asia. Thanks!
Thank you for your kind words. 😊
Agreed!!
Noooot. He didn’t include Thailand which is a no brainer.
GAFFL you know what would be a good video to live in southeast Asia is a video on what countiers in southeast Asia a foreigner is able to buy and own land in would be great too.
Why would you want to buy when you can live light and move from one place to another to enjoy and experience them all.
Thanks
All I can suggest to anyone contemplating Jakarta, KL or BKK is that you need to spend at least a month in your chosen city. If you are under 35 and you have a decent budget, these cities may be everything you are looking for - just take the claims of foreigners living on 300 baht a day with a grain of salt. Assuming you don't spend the entire month partying, you will begin to get a feel for the pros and cons of these crowded cities.
Just returned from Southeast Asia. I realize this info's now nearing one year old, but the monthly rental figures were probably wildly understated even back when this was published. In Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, for example, $800-$1,100/month for a decent place would be typical.
What is considered a decent place? Your price is for 2 or more bedrooms. A studio and one bedroom which is what the majority of the population will rent is nowhere near $800 to $1,100 a month. You can get a one bedroom in Da Nang for $200/month.
@@jaiho9442 A "decent place" would be a contemporary domicile in a neighborhood that would be comfortable and include amenities that the average Westerner expat or remote worker would find necessary. $200/month? Nope.
Im a Filipino and i like to move to Malaysia
MALAYSIANS ORIGINALLY PILIPINOS AT THAT TIME THERE WAS NO MALAYSIA BEFORE ONLY
1963. EXISTED FROM.
Wag na, WALANG AALIS!
Good decision especially now that crimes in the Philippines is surging and not really safe to live in .
@Nod Carillo L. -- if some filipinos want to live somewhere else, they are free to do so. We are not a communist country like China or North Korea. I myself would love to try and live in Thailand. If you want to stay where you are, that is your own choice. No one is forcing you to move anywhere but for others they choose to have free will to live where they are happy and live a better life.
@@landrodomingo981 walang aalis brad, sama sama kayo sa hirap at ginhawa dyan. Btw i am a citizen of another country.lol
As someone who was born in Malaysia and lived in Thailand, Indonesia and China, the cost estimations here are really for the very frugal backpacker. And it is for 1 person renting a room rather than an apartment. It's doable, just not realistic in the long run. Double the estimates and you can probably get by comfortably as a couple.
Yes indonesia very nice
In short the best cheap and relaxing place to live in asia is ASEAN region :)
Indonesia Is NICE country BALI MY FAVORIT PLACE FOR VISIT THERE A LOT PEOPLE OTHER COUNTRY VISIT TO BALI
Great
For me factors that I would consider are: Ease of Communication, Visa's length, Food/Price & Amenities.
Malaysia or the Philippines is your best bet.
all true and would like to stay at indonesia Bali
Cheap and affordable cost of living food, health Medicare, rent, transportation, entertainment, and important for me is legal use of cannabis so Thailand is excellent for me. Next possibly Vietnam, next is maybe Philippines.
Yes thanks, no problem was here during the Vietnam war, I served. Grown old here yes..Thailand!
I'm surprised there was no mention of Pattaya Thailand, which is a nice alternative to Bangkok, according to a lot of expat websites.
Nice video bro, but the price are increasing everywhere. The living cost for example in Bangkok you show is now the living cost in another not so touristic places in Thailand. Of course man can be always cheaper, but will be no enjoyment.
Do you prices for rent include a furnished unit
I have a very nice fully furnished apartment in Siem Reap city center for 200 USD plus utilities. I have AC but don't use so my electric and water comes to 11 or 12 USD per month. There are cheaper places in the city but I feel very comfortable here. I imagine you can get better deals wherever you go. My rent in Surat Thani, Thailand was 160 USD per month.
Happy to hear you are happy to live at Siem Reap. Enjoy your life.
Love from bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
I think ease of visa/immigration should have been a factor too.
Yep, if you cannot get perm residence in a country, retirement there is risky endeavor.
This would be especially true in Thailand, which has been actively trying to rid itself of expat beggars for about three years now.
@@paulh7798 Permanent residence often entails considerable financial investment. Better to worry about Visa Terms and Renewals.
@@mrc6182 Thailand's yearly retirement visa renewal means the Thais can (will?) kick you out when you become sickly.
I do understand the need for ridding themselves of expat moochers, but who doesn't get sickly and frail when old?
You could end up kicked out at 90 years of age, senile and sickly, with nowhere to go and not even understanding what is happening. Really really bad. That's my #1 reason I won't retire in Thailand.
And I really really like Thailand. If I could be guaranteed permanent residency I'd be there in a heartbeat.
I'm more worried about losing the ability to extend a visa when I'm old and sickly (and possibly senile). It happens and it happens a lot.
Retiring without permanent residence is really risky unless you are prepared to go back "home" and have people to care for you there. I'm not.
I think the price of food at the city (especially big city) could be much more expensive. You have to separate them, not generalize the two. And I think the meal in Bangkok is cheaper than in Jakarta or Denpasar.
You forgot Pattaya... Bigger than Chang Mai and Phuket with a much bigger business and IT life, and with the best nightlife in the world. And looking at the Thai foot massage index...
One Hour Footmassage:
600 THB - Phuket
500 THB - Samui
450 THB - Bangkok
400 THB - HuaHin
150 THB - Pattaya
(not only are we the COOLEST place to live, we are also the cheapest, Chang Mai is a bit cheeper in some places but dont have a beach and is way too far from a big airport)
so if i wanted a small one bedroom even one room just aslong as i have electric,and to live there for the cheapest where would you move to where would you go?,can trans peeps still get hrt pills
I think Bangkok is the best! Bangkok never sleeps☺
All good suggestions however you neglected one important thing.....visas! As you know, you cant just show up in any of these places & expect to stay as long as you want. There is always a limit on visas for any country however the easiest way around it is if you have "deep pockets" to invest in the country. If not, you may be in for an enjoyable but limited stay.
Does anyone know the song that starts at 13:00 PLEASE!!!!
Sri Lanka is where writer Arthur C. Clarke resided for many years.
Where did you get your computation for the cost of living in the Philippines? That's is way too expensive! Living here is sooo cheap. Like you can get a full meal for below $2.00. Haha.. and the rent? You can have a big apartment for $200. Most of us have $100-$200 apartment and that is already in the city.
Are those furnished apartments? How is the public transportation?
Do seniors get discounts?
I STAY IN MY COUNTRY IN PHILIPPINES IS MUCH MORE HOSPITABLE AND LIVELY.
And corrupt, unsafe with the police and politicians being the biggest crime gang in ph
Have you visited the other countries to compare?
Yes, but you never mentioned the problem with visas to live in any of these countries which is the most important point you missed.
I know the answer but I am not telling you, find out for yourself please.
Thailand and Vietnam is my choice
future nomad
Recent changes in visa requirements make Indonesia a "no fly" zone. Forget it.
And how about the insane new Indonesian law banning fornication outside of marriage? Draconian to say the least.
I wouldn't bother to live there also.
forget it, its a mohamedan country
@@EGO0808 ...and is bali a country? Read the title, or eat some pork.
@@EGO0808 ...indonesia is not mohamedan country? which part of allah don't you comprehend?
forget the living cost the important thing is how are you going to stay there now that S E Asian countries have drastically tightened the visa rules
Thailand and Vietnam look similar to Pandora in Avatar.
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Numerous job opportunities in Manilla and Cebu City? Are you kidding? Filipinas are working overseas by the thousands because of lack of jobs in the Philippines. Can you explain what exactly you are referencing?
If you retired no need to work right? That's why they are looking for the cheapest country.
When you retired you don’t need a job.
U dnt know ur a logic..if ur coutrty ofw.it means the busness not only in ur country..international i mean..compare to vietnam so many bussneses.why because it defend the population and manpower..
THere are jobs but the pay is low so that's why they try to work overseas because the wages are higher in the countries they go to.
Maraming Trabaho Dito Sa PILIPINAS Hindi Lang NATUGUNAN Ng Maayos NOON Dahil Sa KORUPSYON At Pati Yung Ibang Mga NEGOSYANTE Mapagsamantala At Abusado
IKAW Ba Naman 5 ADMINISTRATIONS Ang TADTAD Ng KATIWALIAN Sa Ganyang GOBYERNO Talagang Napakaraming MAGHIHIRAP Talaga
At Yang Sinasabi Mong Maraming FILIPINO Na Nag OVERSEAS o Naging OFW Yan Ay Sa PANAHON Ni CORIKONG At TABAKO RAMOS Nagsimula Yan At DUMAGDAG Ng DUMAGDAG Hanggang Sa PANAHON Nang 3 Pang ADMINISTRATIONS ( ERAP, PANDAK ARROYO At PANOT AQUINO ) Ikaw Ba Naman Dyan Sa Mga ADMINISTRATION Nila LUMALALA Ang Mga NAKAWAN At PANANAMANTALA Bago Naging PRESIDENTE Si PRRD At PBBM Na BINABAGO Ang Mga Naging KALAKARAN Ng Mga HINAYUPAK Na PULITIKO
No way on gods green earth, Is it cheaper to live in Malaysia than Cambodia. A hell of a lot of expats in Thailand are moving out, as it's getting too expensive for them, Cambodia & Vietnam are the two top destinations, closely followed by the Philippines. The main reason for this is that the Baht has been really strong for the past 10 years, especially against the British pound.
Thailand, also, has turned into a bit of a Visa nightmare as they try to rid themselves of "Cheap Charlies" (and who can blame them?)
Malaysia is unique and in the centre..safe and peace.. I love it..
It is NOT the Thai Baht is strong, but the British pound has been in a long decline. The british politicians have screwed up the economy big time.
@@mrc6182shout out to the cheap Charlie's. They are better than the stuck up Jones😮
Details are not quite true unless you choose to live and eat super cheap. Avg meal in a restaurant in Chennai is 600 rupees. So before you choose do your own study based on your choices.
I did not get real value out of this video as you don't break down the monthly costs without rent. A digital nomad needs to know what electricity, wifi, water costs & medical insurance are. I'm 60 and still a digital nomad, so a breakdown on visa costs and terms are also important. How do rentals work? How does one purchase property?
@@heardbutnotseen1529 - Then what's the point of the video?
i love asen country
The estimation about China cost of living is accurate.
How can I live more then a 30 days or longer period in indonesia?
Look into the B211A visa. It'll let you work remotely for 60 days or longer. 😊
im thai and i can guarantee you that Thailand is extremely cheap to live even in the city. i spend only about 20-30US$ for a meal per day. i remember when i study in America, 20-25US$ is only for 1 dish only. it's extremely different. for an expat i think you only need a salary about 35000US$ per year then you can live like rich people here. it's true. i told my friend from German about this, he didn't believe me at first but now he got a job here and plans to live in Thailand forever. i told him i don't think he should live here forever bc i think his country is better, he said life is very easy here.
really bcus i wanna live in south asia somewhere good somewhere cheap i dont need friends or anything
im just a normal person though,looking at thailand most of the time dont want to be in the big city though really
Thailand beaches is ordinary!! Just overrated and overhype!!food is good but some are bad!!! Lots of scammers!!!!!!! And sex workers!!!!! Watch out for fake ladies there are a lot of them!!!!!
Those numbers are extremely on the LOW side .... would even be difficult for a frugal backpacker to live off those numbers. I've lived and still live in some of the places mentioned and the numbers are way off.
Banglore and Mumbai both are very expensive. But Kolkata is cheap.
I would never move to a place where I don't speak the local language.
Is this accurate? Living in Malaysia is cheaper than living in the Philippines?
Maybe?
Reasonable... plus better facilities and infrastructure
True story. I was looking for a house to rent in Central Java. 2008. I saw a house a liked for rent and sent my wife to inquire about the price. She came back and told me it was $100. I was like, wow. Ok. $100 a month for a two bedroom house. I can do that. No. It was $100 for the whole year. 😂😂 I had weird dreams in that house, though. I heard a story that the big field where that little housing complex was, there had been some kind of massacre by Japanese soldiers during WW2? Who knows. But I saw a snarling dog in my (lucid) dream and my wife said that other people had seen this dog as well. Anyway. Didn't mean to go on about the dream. Just a story about how I rented a little house for $100 way out in the Indonesian/Javanese countryside.
Hahahaha that's an amazing story! Thank you for sharing 😊
@@GAFFL I lived in Asia for 20 years in various places everywhere from Seoul, S. Korea to Pekanbaru, Sumatra, Indonesia. I have stories out the wazoo.
not a bad price for a haunted house
@@daemeonation3018 Tell us, please.
@@luminouslink777 what? Stories? Lol. Umm. One time, I made the mistake of (drunk) getting in a gangster taxi in Block M of Jakarta and this other guy got in and they drove me way the hell outside the city, stole my $15 Nokia phone and whatever was in my wallet (I always drank until wallet empty so nothing) and probably took my bank card which was useless without the pin. Had to borrow a phone off of some random person to call a taxi to get home and lay with whatever cash I had stashed there for this sort of emergency. 😂 You mean stories like that? Lots of stories that involve drinking. 😂 Girls. I have stories about girls. Should I start my own channel regarding this?
Anybody can try Cambodia 🇰🇭
Vietnam is magic.
It is better to live well rather then living ''cheap''.
Laos would be cheaper than a lot of the mentioned places
You missed Nepal. Probably the best place to retire.
What's the best beach in Nepal? 😊
Why you need to put this maddening background music? This is distracting, gave me headache
to be fair, you did say "for cheap"; even then, i think you need to update your video. some figures seem way out. but there are several things you have left out, chief of which is LANGUAGE. typical of western expats to just think of cost without thinking of people, their language, their customs. unless of course you think you can live virtually in an Asian city and have minimal contact with locals who don't speak your language. makes you seem like mercenaries, out to exploit the locals but without having to really live among them as they do.
How about Laos?
I did miss Laos, I'm thinking of doing another video featuring more places with updated costs. It's been almost a year since I made this video and a lot has changed since (inflation)
taj mahal is not a natural wonder. why only mention the costs and not on safty and hygiene & etc?
He said natural and historical
It is a wishful thinking that the gweilo can live in Asia. Apart from a few SE Asian countries , it is extremely difficult to obtain resident rights in others. Wake up..
China is definitely not your recommendable destination at this point.
Have you ever been to China? So how do you determine where life is not exciting? ! I lived there for a few months, it was ten years ago, the comfort, freedom, safety, and excitement of living there will never lose to any other country introduced, unless you want to get involved in politics in China...
There are hundreds of small cities as cheap as Vietnam, not only Shanghai Beijing in China, China have at least 1000 cities all over China
@@masterwong5568 in China people do involve politics, just can’t organize a group of people overthrowing government
China is a communist country,this country has a dark secret, they have human organ harvesting business that is booming until today, so be careful when choosing a country to retire.
@@BabyGirl-sv5ec which parts of your mother's organ had been harvested 萊克多巴蛙？！
You cannot find a meal for 60bht, 100-200bht for one
You can find one for 30 baht
Malaysia is English speaking. The rest of the countries are less fluent in English. Two of the countries listed here are on fault line and any time could face earthquake and volcanic eruption. There is no visa for you to apply to retire in China. This video is purely for tour, not really for retirement or to live. You need to check visa first before you could live there!
Best location for a month visit is Northern Areas of Pakistan with average cost of living approximately350 USD.
I prefer Malaysia.. It has everything you need.
You missed Nepal...
I did! Nepal is beautiful
You should look into Iloilo City in the Philippines. Not far from Boracay Island
Philippines 🇵🇭 delicious cuisine?? Which parallel universe would that be in?
Laos?
I'm from the Philippines and your living expenses is too cozy esp. the house rent.
I am currently in the province outside of Davao. I rent a 2 bedroom concrete house with tile floors for 5,000 pesos. My first house was 4 br. in a gated community in Antipolo, Rizal for 15,000 pesos. My friend has a 2 bedroom condo in Taguig for 25,,000 pesos. I think rent is cheap here.
The title says “cheap”. So for a “decent” living just double all the cost. For a “good” living then triple them.
No, in Indonesia with that amount of price you get a luxury life
if you live in the city of the Philippines you spend thousands of dollar. its hard to budget a hundreds of dollar in tje city 🤣🤣🤣
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Psalm 118:14 The LORD is my strength and my defense ; he has become my salvation.
i will choose philippines, first because they are the only asian who can speak english even local they can speak well
Heppp.. Dont say the only country.. Come to Malaysia.. Even aunty sell fried banana also can speak in English
Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei and Myanmar are British Commonwealth countries and citizens there could speak English and some british accent.
One of Best colonial country by the west , USA just added another two military bases there for surround China
Wow! Thanks for choosing philippines...
Haven't you been to Malaysia ? Lol
Love Thailand for legalize weed ♥️💚💛
You missed Haiti best place to retire and modern city, beautiful infrastructure women are hot.
Lol Vietnam only got 30 day visa i guess you didnt research any of this =before handed rent only 200$ in city
The video doesn't mention anything about Visas.
@@GAFFL exactly how can you stay there if you can stay there and work if you have to leave th country ever 30 days it should never be on the list
That's a good point, but I've read that the maximum validity for the Vietnamese tourist visa can be 3 months.
@@GAFFL i live here that not true that was before covid only 30 day visa and if you leave and come back in more that 4 times they refuse you a new 30 day visa .. Vietnam would be the perfect normal place but because of visa no they only have 1 sea internet line the internet is reall bad now they used to have 5 lines now only one works
I see! Thanks for the info, it's really helpful to know for future videos I make on this topic. The post COVID world is vastly different, so much has changed in such little time.