A new study has revealed the most affordable country to live as expat, and its prices can only request you to relocate.
The research looked at the cost of healthcare, transport, rent, food and aid programs in each country to crown the winner.
So, where is the top of the rankings in 2025?
According to the experts at Vietnam, Vietnam is officially the cheapest country to live as expat William Russell who instructed the research.
A spokesman said: ‘A long -lasting favorite under budget -conscious and digital nomades, Vietnam has all the ingredients needed to make the perfect quality of life.
“From sun-swept beaches to metropolitan cities, good food and friendly residents, modern amenities and antique traditions to discover, Vietnam is one of the few countries who can really claim it all has.”
A one-bedroom apartment can cost as little as $ 361/£ 265 a month, while a three-bedroom apartment amounts to an average of $ 801/£ 589 per month.
And the total cost of living in Vietnam is 59 percent cheaper than the UK, according to William Russell.
According to the experts of William Russell, Vietnam is officially the cheapest country to live as expat
Bolivia is the second most affordable country to live as expat. A one-bedroom apartment in the capital La Paz (above in the photo) costs about $ 386/£ 284 per month
According to the experts, the cheapest city of the Land Da Nang, a coastal metropolis with easy access to beaches and a lively nightlife.
Bolivia is the second most affordable country to live as expat. A one-bedroom apartment in the capital La Paz costs about $ 386/£ 284 a month, while a three-bedroom property amounts to $ 707/£ 520.
The spokesman said: ‘The domestic South American nation captures all the best qualities of a fearless but modern destination, with busy cities such as La Paz, Cochabamba and Santa Cruz de la Sierra located in the heart of beautiful mountains and lush jungles.
“With the cost of living 71 percent lower than the UK, and less than half the price you would pay in many Western countries, Expats in Bolivia will find their budget concepts much further, giving them the opportunity to live only a few dollars a day.”
Georgia is the third cheap destination on the list and offers expats a ‘modern society without the price tag’, according to William Russell.
While the country’s capital Tbilisi has recently become much easier to reach with New direct flights from Easyjet and British AirwaysThis is the city of Kutaisi that is the cheapest place in Georgia for expatriates.
Kutaisi, in the third largest city in Georgia, has easy access to nature and a walkable city center.
The third largest city in Georgia, Kutaisi (photo above), has easy access to nature and a walkable city center
Although the country is a cheap option for expats, the spokesman warns that living in India is not for the ‘faint hearts’ as the lifestyle may get used to getting used to
Finishing the top five cheapest countries for expats is Cambodia, where a one-bedroom apartment with one bedroom costs an average of $ 405/£ 298 per month
According to the research, a small downtown apartment can cost as little as $ 550/£ 405 a month.
Next on the list is India where expats can rent a three-bedroom apartment for only $ 433/£ 318 per month.
The spokesman says: “If you live in India, you find that your budget goes significantly further, so you can live a luxurious lifestyle, even in one of India’s megacities.”
Although the country is a cheap option for Expats, the spokesman warns that living in India is not for the ‘faint whole’, as the lifestyle may be getting used to.
Cambodia, where a one-bedroom center of one bedroom rounds the top five cheapest countries for expats, costs an average of $ 405/£ 298 a month.
“With modern apartments coming up in cities and coastal regions in Cambodia, those who make the move can expect to enjoy an increasing quality of life without breaking the bank,” says William Russell spokesman.
The capital of Cambodia, Phnom Penh, is the cheapest place for expats to settle.
