Where can you retire in Europe on $1500 per month
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Albanian Riviera. Amazing value. You won't be sorry. Love your content!
What I've researched, I agree. I think they should check Albania!
@@cryptomancer-909 so do I.
I agree! Very good value and wonderful people!
I Agree! Check out Albania Dan & Qiang!
Albania, Bulgaria, Macedonia, and Serbia are wonderful places. I imagine Turkey must be a tremendous value, but I have never visited
Saranda, Albania is beautiful this time of year and the cost of living is much better than Italy or Greece....and US Citizens get 1 year Visa Free. Many of the other countries you mentioned count towards your 90 day cap within 180 days in the Schengen Zone.
True. :-)
I'd love to hear a review of Tirana, Albania. I'll be leaving the States in a few months, and Albania has moved to the top of the list.
We just added it to the list. :-) Most requested place.
Italy - check out Le Marche Region. Central Italy. Very similar to Tuscany and Umbria. Very affordable, outstanding food, kind people. We can rent a 3br apartment in town for 800 euros/month (12 mos rental). Some great cities: Ancona, Jesi, Pesaro, Macerata, Recanati, Fermo, Ascoli Piceno...so many more
As much as I watch videos, I’ve visited Italy twice and dream of retiring there. My heart belongs to Italia ❤. Thanks for giving specific towns to check out.
800 Euro is a ripoff for that part of Italy
@@vincent4810 Ok, what should it be? I'm quoting Macerata and Ancona in town. What are your data points?
@@wgarnsey They are quoting you foreigner prices. You can do 600 Euro or less . They try to jack everything up on Americans. I'm an Italian Citizen. I know.
@@vincent4810 I'm sure you are correct. We get the the gringo or Foreigner treatment wherever we go. But if we can get someone to negotiate on our behalf we can get a better price. What we do know is we enjoy Le Marche very much.
Montenegro is a must from online research, particullarly from starting a business standpoint.
Thanks for the tip. :-)
Horrible taxes
Don't miss Cyprus. Living here since 16 years and I can show you spots where you can live very affordable.
I'm Cypriot and I can confirm that Cyprus is indeed a great destination to retire on a budget.
On top of that, you get one of the best climates in the world, amazing food and produce, and most importantly, friendly people.
And not to forget to mention some of the best beaches in the world.
Cyprus also enjoys a snowy winter, and therefore you can enjoy skiing too.
@@Harki146 Exactly. The 380 sun days and 10 month warm make it unique in Europe.
What sort of budget range do you estimate?
@@VagabondAwake depends on where you want to live. Larnaca city and around is cheaper than anywhere else seaside.
@@VagabondAwake Dan I am living here in Cyprus since 16 years (and by the way I have a family with a Filipina and kids. So we love to follow your Videos especially about the Philippines). Cyprus have two faces. You can live very expensive here but you can come along with 1.500€ if you know the right places and also go to rural areas which sometimes also have the best nature and beaches to offer. Then you have to see North Cyprus. The occupied part and the south part. If you perpare correct you get a Studio / One bed room for 500€ and if you do live with the great vegetables and fruits here you can get this to affordable prices, when you know the places. Is same like you describe in your videos some timea. The tomatos in the tourist area cost a few dollar and if you got around the corner where the locals go you buy them for Cents. Also Restaurants of course you can spend a lot in the bis cities and touristic areas but you also can have affordable meal where the locals go out. If you have any further questions about Cyprus please free to contact me anytime. Safe travel and keep up the great work. Thanks
Enjoy your next locations. I’ll look forward to the updates you provide
Would love to see more about Greece. We were in Santorini about 12 years ago and my wife loved it. Wouldn't want to live on that small of a touristy place but a coworker now was just working in Crete for the last 10 years and said he rented an apartment on the beach for 450 euro. We are retiring in the next year or two and looking for the best place for us.
Dynamite empirical data! Thank you Qiang and Dan. I rely on your "feet on the ground" experience. I am scheduling my exploratory visits for fall of 2025.
Lovely work you two are doing. Really professionally done in all ways. Thank you so much from Thomas and Gifty!
Can't wait for Italy, Amalfi Coast please!!! I'm going there this summer and hopefully you will go before me so I can get some great pointers. Thank you and safe travels !!!!
Thanks for the idea. :-)
Oh I’m so excited you two are going to Eastern Europe! I’m a huge fan of your content. Hugs, JM
Us too!
Awesome job! 👍
Have a wonderful time in Europe. Looking forward to more great , and informative videos from you guys.
Can't wait to see these places! Hope you don't lose your tans 👙🙂🩳
You two are the VERY BEST in providing REAL VALUE thru your videos and written reports! As a LIFETIME member I HIGHLY recommend the Vagabond Buddha Membership.
Thank you so much for the vote of value Jim. :-)
Wow!! Wonderful plans for the future!
Hi really looking forward to hearing about your next continent adventure. You mentioned Georgia, but not the nearby Kazakhstan. I have not been yet, but it is high on my list for that part of the world. An amazing culture and breathtaking scenery ! 💢💯
We have a freind that calls the countries like Kazakhstan ... "the Stans." They are on our list but probably not enough time on this tour. :-)
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Sicily I think Cefalu is a great retirement town. Naples Italy is a major city and seems affordable to retire in. From Naples you can explore the affordable island of Ischia which has 24 hour bus service and no car is needed.
Yes Sicily if you dont choose to live in Palermo is very cheap. 👍
Can't wait for your next travel series 😀 These are places we are interested in knowing more about the cost of living and the pros and cons.
I'm looking forward to following your travels and learning about Estonia and Lithuania. It seems like there is a really lack of information on the expat communities in these countries.
Thanks for the feedback. :-)
Why not check out Albania? You will be in that area. From what I have seen living on $1500/2000mo is a breeze.
Wow - great selection of countries, so I'm looking forward to your feedback! These are all countries that I have possibly thought about checking out in early retirement for the 1st time in the future! Have Fun🤩
Sounds great!
So glad ur going to south america
Please consider Morocco? Nice climate, ocean beaches as well as areas with mountain climate and vistas. Reputed to be friendly, secure and affordable.
Not in Europe darling ! It's in NW Africa
@ But of course! However, at approx. 4:50 D&Q mentioned that in October they were heading south to South America, which is also not in Europe, and solicited input for that as well. Morocco is, oddly enough, located between most of Europe, especially Spain and Portugal, and S. America. Even though clearly not a part of either Europe or South America, a stop in Morocco would not be far out of their way and perhaps of some interest to their audience.
Thanks for your thoughts.
@Why so disrespectful?
Hi Dan. I am hoping you guys will visit Sicily to such places as Catania, Siracusa, Messina and Palermo. Also across the Strait of Messina to Reggio Calabria. Puglia is also supposed to be nice. Such places as Bari, Lecce, Monopoly. Thank you. Safe travels 😊
I love your content, Dan. As you've mentioned, it's important for presenters like you to get your feet on the ground and then for viewers to do the same before moving. When I first started researching 3 years ago, I encountered several channels that simply uploaded and strung together video clips from the Tourist Boards of various countries, with no real info for those thinking of relocating. They never went there or researched real costs. Each country was better than the last, and had no downsides! Even the voiceovers sounded like low-budget AI voices. Those were essentially worthless videos. You two are providing an excellent ongoing service.
I'm eager to hear about your European visits. I'm guessing that Bulgaria will be the lowest cost, but I've never been to the region. I'm wondering how the countries compare in terms of pollution, crime, language difficulties, and how locals interact with you. Thanks for the content!
Great points Cargo! :-)
Love your content. All of the places mentioned are interesting to me so I’m looking forward to the videos.
I would also like to know if there are any affordable places in France though. Like Toulon, Montpellier or SW France ??
We won't have time for France on this go. But for sure later. Sorry.
How about Albania?
Try Essaouira, Marrakesh and Agadir in Morocco, it's pretty easy to stay there, and the climate at the two cost towns that i mentioned is by the coast is similar to Canary islands 🙂
Not in Europe darling ! It's in NW Africa
@ No, it,s not Europe, but it is a good alternative wery close and if you are an american and want to stay for long term. Morocco is pretty easy on borderruns, and Schengen is a natural way to do borderrun for Americans 🙂
I'll be interested in hearing about the visa situation in these countries, especially for your GF since she's from an asian country.
Living in Berlin Germany for over 40 years as a US expat. My fix costs is 1,400 Euro per month, that incluse 500 Euro for food and pockit money. Health insurance is 220 Euro, that is taken out of my retirement which is 2,470 Euro. My retirement is a combination of German, American and private paid retirement fund.
Welcome to explore Budapest and small towns in Hungary. There are 23 wine growing regions here. Lots of good stuff to explore.
Would love for you guys to examine the Greece Islands.
Stay tuned. :-) Wea re moving south over the next few months in Eastern Europe ending in Greece and Turkey in late summer.
What I would like to know is where to have a home base, like for passport, healthcare, etc? Thx love your channel💖
Split Croatia is very beautiful and affordable. Also Porto Portugal is a must.
You are right! I have been to both. Thanks for the encouragement! Stay Tuned Byron. :-)
Looking at Croatia for 2,000 USD would be fantastic! Southern Italy (inland) can be very cheap! Puglia is a region on the heel of the boot you should definitely check. Go to Bari for starters and go South and West from there.
Thanks for the tips!
How about Spain for retirement or Malta?
Hey guys ! I am excited to see these videos. I know very little about Europe. I guess as far as retirement destinations I will be watching to see why I might go to E Europe with a cost of living of say $2000/month, rather than Latin America at maybe $1500/month…can places like Tbilisi lure us away from places like Buenas Aires ?
Can’t wait to see your videos !
Great question. :-)
You have been our inspiration!!! No kidding. But we've made some good & some poor choices. For instance 1 month in Sarande and 1 month in Tirana at top of our list. Currently in Puglia Italy... very disappointing... I say it's twice the price and only half as nice. Frankly... working like hell to get ourselves to SEA by December and stay 5 months. And PS... spending June and July in Skopje... how great to see you both. Ciao!!!
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After visiting Spain and Portugal, I found I enjoy visiting its Moorish historical sites. So, visiting Morocco is now one of my interests, and as a result, would be interested to retire there.
Have you seen our Morocco playlist? ua-cam.com/video/XijON5JUCrY/v-deo.html
Great! I'd request cheap places to retire that have winter, beaches in the summer, mountains for hiking, and old architecture and culture ... Thanks!
Great suggestion!
Varna in Bulgaria is a good cheap place near the black sea
How about Albania? Heard some good things about Albania!
Considering where you will be (generally) I highly suggest Albania. Beautiful country with both Mountains and beaches
Can you guys do a check of the azores? They have always looked interesting. But there isn’t tons of info on them.
I have been to Portugal but not to the Azores. Thanks for the suggestion. Dan
Depends where you go. East Europe is cheaper and for $1500.00 a month I would recommend Serbia, Croatia, Bulgaria, Albania, Moldova and Greece. Western Europe for about $2000.00 a month I would recommend Italy, Turkey, Portugal and Spain. You could manage in Capitals of those countries but you would live better in smaller towns.
If you avoid the big cities in France and go to the rural areas you can for sure live on 1500 E a month.
Do you know anyone living in France on $1500 a month? Send me their contact infromation please. vagabondbuddha.com/contact/
Thank you for your comment. Best, Dan
I enjoyed Ankara Turkey a lot. Very cultural but off the tourist track. I was just in Europe and was really surprised by Poland and Slovakia.
I love Poland! We will go there for sure.
@@VagabondAwake that is great, I really enjoyed my time out there. I found Poland very affordable and the people were very friendly and helpful
Sorry,after watching your previous videos,I’m off to Asia.
Please visit Kalamata, Greece. It is on my visit list.
Thanks for the tip. I'll look into it. :-) (Love the olives from there)
Then you're going to my old stomping grounds I spent more than 3 years traveling around South America. The countries you're going to are really wonderful and very interesting.
Farmer Pete
We go in october 2024.
Hey Dan! I live in Tbilisi Georgia along with my Georgian American wife and our Corgi, Bella. When do you anticipate in traveling here? Let me know and maybe we shall all meet. Tim, Lali and Bella
We will be deciding soon. :-)
What about Spain? I've read there are areas there in that price range.
I’m curious about living in Romania.
Hi Dan, What do you guys think of Serbia, Albania, & Romania and what are the costs and living and standards there compared to the USA?
Its been over a decade since I was there. We'll let you know as we go. :-)
Please take at least a day in Bologna, Italy. It was a bastion of communists (in a good way). Also, Albania, any rural area. [while I posted @sexyellex said same] The Baltic countries have an attraction but I feel dangerously close to Russia, atm. Best wishes in this exciting journey for you both!
I believe IL is still ranking Costa Rica as number one for retirement this year; however, I have seen other videos that say it’s getting too costly and crime is getting bad. Has anyone else heard this?
Have you seen our videos on Costa Rica? They are in our Costa Roca Playlist.
We retired early and have been living in Izmir, Turkey for the last few years. Let me know if you happen to be coming through Izmir and want to do an expat interview. We'll be here April, May, and June.
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I was surprised to find how affordable Valencia, Spain was. Barcelona not so much, and Madrid was doable, but not like Valencia. I'm definitely most interested in what you guys find out about Greece and Italy .. but hope you'll also consider Valencia, or maybe other parts of Spain. I've heard good things about Portugal, but also heard learning Portuguese is difficult and that the visa process is a pain. All in all .. yes, what countries are most affordable? .. but also, how long is traveling allowed without a visa? .. and if people really do decide they'd like to live in a city, how easy or difficult is it to call a place home, given the visa or residency process? Thanks, guys! Have fun! :)
Thanks for all the ideas. :-)
Check out Budapest and the rest of Hungary
I don't know if you'll have time for my late comment. I'm interested in smaller places in Croatia - Dubrovnik and Rijeka. Split is too expensive already. Bodrum in Turkey rather than Antalya or any other places.
Thanks for sharing your ideas. We are thinking ... Rijeka
You expressed doubt about Greece on affordability? I realize time Flys, but I thought their currency dropped pretty hard?
We will check, thanks!
Let us know when you are back in Asia…There’s no place like home (ooops…I mean Asia). NO WHERE else in the world appeals to me like Asia…you just can’t beat the culture.
I would love to see you investigate France. Unlike most of these other countries you have been, France has an easy long term visa and path to dual citizenship. And best of all a great tax treaty with usa. I'm just not sure about the actual cost of living in the different cities there.
Do you have a low cost city you are hearing about there?
@@VagabondAwake Maybe Montpellier? But I'd also like to see if you can use your tricks to try and figure out a low cost way to stay in Paris. Maybe you can find a nice area which is along a train line or something like this? I'd be curious to see what you find, how low you can get costs there. Certainly the tax treaty and visa will be a huge savings when looking at total cost to live long term.
Come to Italy, visit Romagna, Ravenna, you will never leave again, or maybe you will only leave to go on holiday for a month in Thailand, but then you will return to Romagna.
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I'm curious about Budapest, Warsaw and Tbilisi 🎉
I was just in Warsaw and enjoyed my time there
Yes, great choices. Stay tuned.
Albania. Once the most isolated and paranoid country in the world. Its only ally was North Korea. Now it’s thriving.
My only concern is these places like Albania and Georgia become Californicated and thus become exclusive and unaffordable for the majority of people.
Thanks for the tip. :-)
How about rural Spain. Coffee 1,30 menu of the day 12/15 euros for 3 courses and a drink and bread and salad still can get rents reasonable cheap . Lots of beautiful beaches within 20 mins /30 mins in car . Cheaper rents inland. April we have had record temperatures during day 27 oc / 30oc out temperature s june/ sept can be high 30,s and over 40,.
Thanks for ideas. :-)
How about Switzerland?. Only joking. I am going for a month there in August from Melbourne, Australia here. It seems one of the most expensive countries in Europe apart from some of the Scandinavia countries.
Yes, Maybe later when we are doing $4k month. :-)
Why don't you go to China since it's not far from where you are? The country is very affordable if you check other vloggers' videos, with its charm of culture, food, scenery and most importantly diversity, which will not make you bored. Qiang even doesn't need a visa as a Malaysian.
Maybe because China blocks youtube.
Is Malta possibly in your plans?
Not this summer, but yes, later. :-)
I live in Belgium and this is one of the most expensive places in Europe to live, you need about 3000$ a month to live here...and this is an simple live, not as a big spender. I'm leaving Belgium when I retire, because of the cost of living 😏
I do not think you mentioned Albania. I have heard some very good things about it. It is cheap/beautiful and you can supposedly stay for up to a year without a visa from US.
Stay tuned. You and others have opened our eyes (as usual). :-)
I work 3 days a week in Vienna, Austria, and earning 1555€ per month I can live cover my expenses and even save a little. .
I thought it’s a very expensive place to be
@@China786depends on the lifestyle you live and the expenses related to it. If you live humbly, you can live well even in a city that can be expensive.
Be different than every UA-camr who has visited Albania. I don't think that any of them has put his finger on the pulse of the country. To actually feel their history, read a book or two of their most celebrated author, Ismail Kadare. (The big bookstore on the main city square in Tirana has them all.) I recommend Chronicle in Stone, about growing up in Gjirokaster during WWII; The Siege, which will blow your mind, informing you about what fighting the Ottomans was like; and Broken April, about blood feuds and honor in the highlands (you won't believe the never ending quality of their rules). These are easy reads, but they will permanently affect how you see the country (filling you with compassion).
While you're in Albania, you'll go next door to my favorite body of water, Lake Ohrid, and its beautiful town, Ohrid. Its history is also fascinating.
I'm avoiding Europe as a place to move to until the war is over. In 2019 I was starting to plan a move to Ukraine. Obviously, it didn't happen. I could easily have lived in Kyiv for less than $2K/month.
I love Ukraine too. So sad.
Are you visiting Madrid, Spain?
We were there about 4 years ago. We have a report on that already. :-)
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Glad you are going to Europe. Hope you get a chance to visit Central Asia- Kazakhstan and Kyrgistan. Please don’t dwell on Portugal as it has been so well documented by others. Thanks for your videos.
Is rural France over the top now?
Not sure. Where would you suggest?
@@VagabondAwake IL claims that on the west coast in the Brittany and Normandy regions along with over near the border to switzerland there's supposed to be many small towns with very low cost of living. It is really beautiful around there. Cheers
Latvia and Lithuania might be liveable at $1500. Personally I doubt it. Prices have gone up and he doesn't seem aware of current costs.
Thanks for sharing Adam
No southern France?
Where would you recommend on that budget? :-)
those countries are the inexpensive countries you can do for much less as western european countries. some of the countries that you mention are not in europe but in asia like Armenia.
That is right.
Can you check Hungary?
Thanks for the feedback. :-)
Dan: "WW1-WW2 most of the fighting was on the western front. A lot of these eastern European countries came out of it unscathed."
Me: 😳 Um, Dan..
You will see the old buildings there with your own eyes. Much of London, Paris, and German were burned to the ground. I am talking about old buildings.
How come no Hungary in your list???
I have been there. Love it. Do you live there? What part?
Anywhere with the € is no longer ‘cheap’
Thanks for the feedback.
$1500 a month even for one person is very little. It used to be possible, but not now. Of course, you can find a place, but without language and family support, scammers will take advantage of you.
I get screwed more in the USA. No offense intended. I am an American.
That figure 1500 = for two people or per person ?
Hopefully the two of us.
@@VagabondAwake being on my own would I half the cost of 1500 or is 1000 more a realistic amount because the rent would not be half being on one’s own .need warm weather really though not bothered about language would be easy to learn any language obviously easy to say hard to do .
BARCELONA 🥰👍🥰
Do you live there/ What kind of budget do yo keep? :-)
Southern Italy is cheap
How cheap and do you have a favorite suggestion? :-)
@@VagabondAwake Less than 1,000 a month without a vehicle. Anywhere in Calabria. Scales is where I own
Why skipping Hungary?🇭🇺
I love Hungary. Where do you recommend?
@@VagabondAwake Eger is a wonderful historical place with great wine. But also Budapest.
Why my comment got deleted twice. Merely stating a fact. Search gay and Albania
I didn't delete your comment. I don't see another one on this video either. Maybe you violated UA-cam's community guidelines?
@@VagabondAwake no clue. I added a fact and a website link to human rights watch about this country. I got blocked again in replying your message.
war tho
I wouldn't bet the farm on a full scale war in Europe.
Portugal! Western Europe and cheap AF.
During WW1 and WW2 the fighting took lace in western europe and most of these eastern european places emerged unscathed 🤣🤣🤣
Exactly.
What’s this talk about “vacation time” ?? You are on permanent vacation !
Guilty as charged.
Wow this means less of Qiang in bikinis! Your ratings/views will go down!
True. Maybe we can find some lakes. lol.