What are the best low cost of living countries to early retire to?

>>1402008
afghanistan

>>1402008
Ur mum pussy

Maybe somewhere like Hungary or Czech Republic
>weak currency
>low PPP
>in the schengen area
>part of the single market.

The real question is what are you after?
Pussy and Sunshine?
>Thailand
I-Can't-Believe-its-Not-Pussy
>Thailand again

>>1402008
Eastern Europe

>>1402028
is thailand still the best pussy and sunshine country? i thought some of the surrounding countries were much cheaper now?

>>1402029
>>1402028
goddamn brexit screwing up everything

>>1402038
desu I don't know. Just going by the stereotypes.
Sex Tourism doesn't really interest me.


Having said that I've heard about disgusting white men landing beautiful and intelligent younger women in China.

And also been told Vietnam is pretty lively and fun.
Much like the stock market you wanna hit up the places which aren't full of Western normies, but know how to acquiesce to them.

>>1402038

Yeah other countries are cheaper. But Thailand has a nice living standard with all the western comforts you could desire. I taught English in Thailand for two years and have visited Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam. Thailand is the most comfy and friendly towards westerners.

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My childhood friend had $100K saved and moved to Panama. Been 6 years and he still there. He married a local girl that teaches and her Father owns a popular hotel there. They got a 2 year old kid. He does nothing but surf all day and post cringe political posts about America on Facebook.

I want to move to a low cost of living country and play video games all day, but all the countries I'm looking at like Philippines and Thailand have shitty internet.

>>1402104
>but all the countries I'm looking at like Philippines and Thailand have shitty internet.

There is more to life than fast internet bro!

>>1402104
This may be a dumb question, but how would you explain all the money that you have to the government? Would you be taxed?

i'll be going back to morocco .
cheap living , build house no more big payments after that .

>>1402008
Europe:
>Spain
>Portugal (more limited than Spain, sea is colder, but even lower costs)
>Malta (excellent tax laws, citizenship can be bought)
>Croatia
>Greece
>Cyprus / Northern Cyprus
>various Eastern European countries (the cheapest being Bulgaria, or even Moldova out of the EU)

Americas:
>Panamá (best all-rounder in the region)
>Costa Rica
>Uruguay
>various Caribbean islands (no tax)

Asia:
>Thailand
>UAE (other emirates than Dubai or Abu Dhabi have really low costs with 0% tax)
>Bahrain (loved by expats for quality of life)
>Lebanon (not the most secure though)

Africa:
>Morocco (comfiest Muslim country)
>Mauritius (low tax)

Oceania:
>???

That's all I have in mind. Go to Numbeo to compare costs of living, and be careful about taxes (you must relocate permanently, and legally, to another country if you want to avoid paying taxes in your home country, provided you're not American).

Mexico the dolar is worth like 50 pesos down there

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>>1402008
Czech republic, countryside.

High quality healthcare : $54 per month
3000 sq ft modern house with 1 acre of garden : $140k
Food for one : $180 per month
Services (heating, electricity, internet): about $140 a month.
Safety : above UK, Germany, France
Multiculturalism : none, 99% white
Gun ownership : allowed
High quality escort service : $100 per hour
Weather : perfect, not too hot, not too cold
Infrastructure : perfect, lot of airports and roads or railways everywhere
Personal income tax : 15 % and less with optimization
Nature : great - woods, fields, hills, medium mountains, lot of rivers
No muslims, only atheists
No western european feminist mumbo-jumbo

>>1402148
How close to Prague or to nightclubs?

>>1402118
Why would you explain anything? You don't file tax forms for money you have saved, only for money you earn.

>>1402153
25 km to Prague by car if you want countryside with proximity to Prague choose location close to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brdy that's about 30 minute ride, nightclubs are in every bigger city (above 100 thousand), however Prague is most expensive I would recommend locations in south Bohemia or Moravia.

>>1402148
>22% tax if you make more than $4,500 per month
>no sunny weather (see OP's pic)
>potential language problems

Not sure OP is wanting that.

>>1402139
I'd vote for Mexico too. I've been told that the east asian countries are bad for culture shock and you can never really connect with the people, long term. You'll always be an outsider.

>>1402160
Well, you'd need to transfer the money into a new bank, right? I know in SA, there have been problems with the banks so I'm a bit paranoid.

>>1402163
>22% tax nonsense
You don't pay any 22% tax if your income is derived from capital appreciation, rental income or dividends, you pay flat 15 % rate. That 22% tax rate is only for employees getting above $4500 a month. As a foriginer with a dividend income or rental income or capital appreciation you are taxed at flat 15 % rate.

>no sunny weather nonsense
There is quite a lot of sun in Czech republic, it only rains about a week per month on average. About 400 to 600 mm a year. Compare it with UK. There are many areas (like south Moravia) which are known for long hot sunny weather waves.

>language
Everybody speaks English, except few old faggots you don't need to deal with

>>1402008
well, definetely not Brazil and specially not Rio.
Look up the cost of living there, you will be in for a surprise.

>>1402187
>Everybody speaks English

Right in the middle of the Czech countryside, your average cashier or plumber will speak English? Are you really sure?

And the temperatures goes around 0 °C in winter, that's not what I'd call "sunny weather" (compare with Spain, Malta, Costa Rica, Morocco, and other countries I posted: they're warm all year long).

>>1402187

almost all of the UK sits at around 600mm a year too, and nobody would call it a sunny country

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>mfw people on /biz/ are scared of leveraged products in long-established markets
>yet they shill cryptos and memestocks

>>1402038
cambodia is expensive. they are so bloody poor that they make everything expensive for tourist.

stay in thailand or vietnam(with vietnam i mean saigon. everywhere else is infused with the "lets take money from tourist" attitude)

>>1402008
South Africa

Bulgaria!

Im not retired, only 21, but took my online USD earnings over to bulgaria and lived like a fucking king for a year and still earned waay more than i spent. was awesome, they have great ski resorts and party atmospheres.

>>1402774
>. they are so bloody poor that they make everything expensive for tourist.

Depends on how you see it. I spend less than 1000 a month there. If you wish to go with a village lifestyle, you can spend way less. But yes, all the stuff is foreign made, therefore expensive. But to me it is all normal SEA pricing.

>>1402148
$100/hr
what if I only want to bareback tho