1. Alicante, Spain

Alicante is a city that has mastered the art of frugal living.
They’ve done it without sacrificing any beauty or quality of
living. It’s a beach city on Spain’s Costa Blanca and is
famous for its wonderful climate, great food, stellar
entertainment, relaxing lifestyle and lack of significant
tourism. It’s a place that won’t disappoint. Renting a one
bedroom apartment in the city’s center runs you about
$550 a month. Public transit is around $40 a month. A
good bottle of wine is $5 and a good domestic beer is a
dollar. Spain’s minimum wage is $5.82 an hour.

2. Mendoza, Argentina

Right smack in the heart of Argentina’s wine country is the
beautiful city of Mendoza. The local economy is strong
and there is much demand for fresh, new businesses. If
you’re looking to start a business, Mendoza is the place to
do it. A one bedroom apartment in the city’s center runs
you about $380 a month. To buy a one bedroom
apartment is about $60,000. A good bottle of wine is $4
and a good bottle of domestic beer is $1.40. Argentina’s
minimum wage is $8.35 an hour.

3. Bali, Indonesia

This is a low-cost living heaven located in Asia. Bali has a
hopping nightlife, vibrant tourism economy, and is a great
place to set up shop. Rent on a one bedroom apartment in
the city’s center is $300 a month. A good bottle of wine is
$12 and a good bottle of domestic beer is $1.60.
Minimum wage is $1.20 an hour.

4. Chiang Mai, Thailand

Chiang Mai has one of the nicest climates in all of Asia. It’s
a mountain town rich in culture, good food, and friendly
neighbors. It’s a place where you can make your dollar
stretch pretty far too. A one bedroom apartment in the
city’s center is $250 a month, a good bottle of wine is $13
and a good domestic beer is $1.30. Thailand’s minimum
wage is $2.87 an hour.

5. Corozal, Belize

This is the city for folks who want to kick back and relax.
It’s a hot spot for meditation and yoga, has beautiful
beaches, delicious restaurants, and it’s very affordable. A
one bedroom apartment in the city’s center runs you $190
a month. Buying a two bedroom apartment costs around
$115,000. A good bottle of wine is $12 and a good
domestic beer is $1.50. The minimum wage in Belize is
$2.92.

6. Puerto Vallarta, Mexico

Mexico has many little gems of places to live on the cheap,
but Vallarta beats them all in my book. It’s naturally
beautiful, very romantic, but has heavy tourism. Renting a
one bedroom apartment in the city center costs $450 a
month. Buying a traditional townhouse costs $55,000. A
good bottle of wine is $7.50. A good domestic beer is
$1.25. And the tequila is dirt cheap. Mexico’s minimum
wage is $.89 an hour. Good luck.

7. Ojen, Spain.

Back to Spain! Ojen has multimillion dollar villas and also
incredibly affordable living. Renting a one bedroom
apartment in the city’s center runs you $330 a month. A
traditional townhouse costs $100,000. A good bottle of
wine is just $4 and a good domestic beer is $1.25.
Spain’s minimum wage is $5.82 an hour.


These cities are beautiful, fun, and affordable! Each one
brings its residents something a little bit new and exotic.
Have you visited or lived in any of these cities? Let’s hear
about it.



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Bali 9, Indonesia.....where d just execute 5 Nigerians ....no be me nd u

Mcowubaba:
Bali 9, Indonesia.....where d just execute 5 Nigerians ....no be nd u

those are drug smugglers

I don't agree with that Argentina minimum wage, it can't be $8 per hour.. Na so their economy better reach ??

I want to live in the WHITE HOUSE