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美国人，这些是你住的最便宜的国家
2022 年 9 月 16 日 | Ofek Hagag |这篇文章最初出现在我们的姊妹网站：science-a2z.com
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生活在海外的幻想常常被许多人浪漫化，但很少能实现。然而，不知何故，它总是让人觉得只有当你年纪大了、财务状况更稳定时才能负担得起。
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好吧，我们有什么消息要告诉你。以下国家是美国人居住最便宜的国家，所以看看清单并开始打包吧！这些国家是使用 GOBanking.com 分析选择的。该分析基于四个指标：

当地购买力：以该国典型的平均工资可以购买多少。它越低，您可以用该薪水购买的东西就越少，反之亦然。
租金：不同国家的平均租金有多高或多低。
杂货：不同国家/地区的典型杂货价格有多高或多低。
当地商品和服务：公用事业、服务和商品（如交通、餐馆等）的价格有多高或多低。不同国家的所有指标都与纽约市的指标进行了比较。
秘鲁
秘鲁是一个拥有古老印加历史的国家。其色彩缤纷的街道从东部令人惊叹的安第斯山脉延伸到西部令人眼花缭乱的海滩。

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秘鲁最有趣的地方是库斯科和马丘比丘。前者是印加首都，后者包含古代遗址和古董。为了加入生活在这个南美瑰宝中的 3200 万人，您需要学习西班牙语。如果您完全爱上了这个地方并且也想学习一些土著语言，您可以从盖丘亚语和艾马拉语开始。

当地购买力下降 58.8%
租金便宜 82.77%
杂货便宜 63.83%
本地商品和服务便宜 60.53%





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爱沙尼亚
爱沙尼亚曾经是苏联的一部分。现在它与俄罗斯、拉脱维亚和波罗的海接壤。

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爱沙尼亚于 2004 年加入北约（北大西洋公约组织）和欧盟（欧盟）。从那时起，其 190 万人口的经济得到了很大改善。爱沙尼亚人讲俄语和爱沙尼亚语。

当地购买力下降 31.52%
租金便宜 86.02%
杂货便宜 63.26%
本地商品和服务便宜 50.5%

肯尼亚
如果温暖的天气对您来说是理想的选择，那么肯尼亚就是您的理想去处。肯尼亚共和国位于印度洋沿岸的赤道上，享有与其他国家不同的自然景观。风景和野生动物吸引了巨大的旅游吸引力，但遗憾的是，这些都多次受到不同恐怖袭击的威胁。

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肯尼亚有 5300 万人口，分为众多种族。肯尼亚人主要讲英语和斯瓦希里语，但有些群体有自己的土著语言。

当地购买力下降 69.1%
租金便宜 90.32%
杂货便宜 62.35%
本地商品和服务便宜 61%

伊朗
伊朗伊斯兰共和国以前称为波斯，是近 8400 万人口的家园。这些人中的大多数人说波斯语（波斯语），但走在街上你可能还会听到一些不同的方言。

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伊朗丰富多彩的市场和独特的风土人情是任何其他国家无法比拟的。但在您收拾行装出发之前，请考虑一下该国有限的言论自由。伊朗最高领袖阿亚图拉阿里哈梅内伊控制着一切——从军队到媒体。

当地购买力下降56.82%
租金便宜 82.95%
杂货便宜 66.47%
本地商品和服务便宜 61.74%

斯洛文尼亚
经过多年成为南斯拉夫的一部分，斯洛文尼亚终于在 1991 年独立。该国现在是欧盟和北约的成员。在过去的 10 年里，斯洛文尼亚经历了经济低谷并从中恢复过来。

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该国拥有美丽的湖泊和山脉，200 万人口讲斯洛文尼亚语。这个欧洲国家与奥地利、意大利、克罗地亚、匈牙利和亚得里亚海接壤。

当地购买力下降 21.77%
租金便宜 85.94%
杂货便宜 56.52%
本地商品和服务便宜 46.76%

阿曼
这个国家的主要经济支柱是石油工业，但它也依赖渔业和旅游业。阿曼拥有 500 万人口，一侧是沙漠山脉，另一侧是阿拉伯海。

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这个伊斯兰国家位于中东阿拉伯半岛，官方语言是阿拉伯语。

当地购买力高出11.86%
租金便宜 72.08%
杂货便宜 50.66%
本地商品和服务便宜 47.41%

克罗地亚
克罗地亚是一个与斯洛文尼亚、匈牙利、黑山和波斯尼亚-黑塞哥维那接壤的欧洲小国。首都萨格勒布市到处都是美丽的古老的奥匈帝国建筑，您根本看不够。


Costa Rica

Costa Rica is known for its dense rainforests, beaches, and volcanoes; this Latin American country is also a great cheap place to spend your life in. For Americans, the lifestyle in Costa Rica is unusually affordable; you can think of it as an inexpensive lifelong vacation. The capital is San Jose is much cheaper when compared to the capital cities of neighbors.
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Working in tourism and education are well paid for the emigrants, whereas groceries and transportation come very cheap. Renting a place may be more expensive but still manageable for affordable living.
Rent is 35% cheaper
Groceries are 49% cheaper
Thailand

A list of the cheapest countries around the world wouldn't be complete without mentioning Thailand! Travelers and tourists all over have fallen in love with its tropical beaches, delicious food, and smiling people.
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With incredibly low living costs in the major cities, even Bangkok and Chiang Mai. Beach resorts tend to be slightly more expensive but are still cheaper when contrasted with other beach destinations around the world.
Rent is 34% cheaper
Groceries are 49% cheaper
Cambodia

Cambodia is probably one of the most affordable countries to live in. The country is known for its Buddhist monasteries, ancient Hindu temples, beaches, and jungles. Living costs in cities like Phnom Penh and Siem Reap are relatively low when compared to other big cities in bordering countries.
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Groceries along with transportation comes at a low cost. You can lease an apartment for around $200 a month. This means, all things considered, you can get the beauty of Southeast Asia at a steal.
Rent is 31 % cheaper
Groceries are 44% cheaper
Indonesia

Indonesia is as cheap as they come and it's possibly also one of the most beautiful. Tucked in between the Pacific and the Indian Ocean, Indonesia is home to some of the most gorgeous beaches ever, Bali, in particular, is a beach babies' delight!
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Jakarta is the capital and is more affordable than Bali because of its undeniable difference in tourism. This implies you can get necessary items like coffees, teas, and coconut water for a dollar or less. A meal outside is also less than $2 and renting a little apartment will put you back by around $150 a month.
Rent is 25% cheaper
Groceries are 37% cheaper
Argentina

Argentina is another Spanish speaking country, located in the southern half of South America. In Salta, one of the cheapest cities, s single person can get a place to live along with living expenses for an entire month for a mere $542 a month!
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As the eight-largest country in the world, it has a massive population of 44 million people, it borders Bolivia, Chile, Paraguay, Uruguay, Brazil, and the South Atlantic Ocean.
Rent is 22% cheaper
Groceries are 25% cheaper
Grenada

Keep in mind that this is the Caribbean, and to navigate affordably you'll need a local to guide you. Grenada has a friendly, small-town feel, and there will be no shortages of beaches and exciting spots to visit on this West Indies paradise.
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Grenada used to be a British colony but is also known for its nutmeg production and casual way of life. Unlike Barbados, Grenada's beaches aren't crowded and real estate is surprisingly affordable.
Rent is 21% cheaper
Groceries are 26% cheaper
Laos

If anyone needs more peace and quiet, Laos is a nice change of pace. With idyllic villages on the riverside, Laos is a refreshing departure from Southeast Asia's earsplitting transport madness. While Laos offers an affordable existence for many people, it does take a bit of time, effort, and money to make the move.
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Here, the vertical limestone cliff formations form a dramatic setting along the River Ou where memorable hiking and rafting excursions await.
Rent is 34% cheaper
Groceries are 47% cheaper
South Korea

South Korea may not be the cheapest country to live in, but it's made our list because salaries are very competitive. May English speakers move to South Korea to teach English where they are also offered free accommodation, making it even more affordable.
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With Korean food being incredible, a friendly population, and strikingly beautiful countryside, South Korea's developed cities rival those in the US.
Rent is 22% cheaper
Groceries are 44% cheaper
Ecuador

Everything from the price of dinner to real estate is lower in Ecuador, and you won't have to forego the conveniences you may be used to if you grew up in a first-world country. The influence of Amerindian culture on modern-day Ecuador is still tangible and makes for a unique cultural heritage.
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With its ever-improving infrastructure and near-perfect weather, Ecuador is consistently ranked as one of the best places to retire abroad.
Rent is 27% cheaper
Groceries are 35% cheaper
Philippines

The Philippines is an English-speaking nation with a lot to offer for a low-cost yet comfortable life in an exotic locale. With just a little care, a $1,000 monthly budget will get you far, providing you with everything you may need to make a new home.
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The Philippines doesn't disappoint as most ex-pats can live comfortably without compromise. Known for its tropical weather and natural beauty, it's easy to be in wonder of your surroundings almost anywhere in the country.
Rent is 24% cheaper
Groceries are 33% cheaper
Portugal

When we think of Portugal, we envision seafood and pristine beaches but the country is even more than just that. Portugal is renowned for its excellent food, a relaxed lifestyle, and affordable living. The capital city is Lisbon and remains as one of the top destinations for travelers from all around the globe.
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While the average salary may be a bit lower than some other countries in the region, it's still affordable living. And what a location!
Rent is 26% cheaper
Groceries are 28% cheaper
Italy

It's pretty clear that not all of Italy is going to be cheap! Many countries have both expensive and inexpensive cities, sometimes you need to find a balance. Everything costs more in tourist areas, while affordable places might be a bit too off the path.
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If you're looking for a Tuscan lifestyle at an affordable price then the province of Abruzzo is an excellent choice. It's close to Florence with access to the Adriatic coastline as well as mountainous areas.
Rent is 21% cheaper
Groceries are 18% cheaper
Nicaragua

Nowadays, Nicaragua offers the lowest cost of living in Central America, its been said that its 10 times cheaper than the United States. Nicaragua's lower cost of living doesn't suggest you have to compromise on the quality of life you may have gotten used to in the United States.
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In fact, you will presumably be able to live with even more luxuries than you had before, simply because the prices are so reasonable in Nicaragua.

Rent is 26% cheaper
Groceries are 14% cheaper
Venezuela

Venezuela does have an unfortunate reputation for being dangerous, but the country has some beautiful scenery, but very few foreign tourists visit the country, despite it being one of the most inexpensive on our list.
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For those who do move to Venezuela, they live in gated communities due to the high crime rate. But beware, safety services like police, fire and civil protection can be notably scarce when faced with an emergency.
Rent is 18% cheaper
Groceries are 28% cheaper
El Salvador

The largest city of San Salvador may not be the best tourist destination when compared to the smaller town of Santa Ana. Bein another colonial town, it is friendly and easier to deal with than the capital, and it's easier to find English speakers here as well.
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With a coastline of over 100 miles, teeming with warm beaches that are considered amongst the best in the world, El Salvador should be more renowned.
Rent is 30% cheaper
Groceries are 43% cheaper
Chile

Chile has made real steps when it comes to development in the last few decades. The capital city of Santiago could be mistaken for a city in the United States, as tall skyscrapers have jumped up along the Andes-filled city skyline. Chile probably has the lowest level of corruption in Latin America, as well as the strongest economy.
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The cost of living in Chile is 40% lower than in the US, and when combined with the high standard of living, and the lowest level of poverty, Chile makes for a decent place to live.
Rent is 29% cheaper
Groceries are 36% cheaper
Nigeria

A new entry on our list is Nigeria. Many may wonder about the high levels of corruption, occasional fuel shortage, and the havoc caused by Boko Haram, but Nigeria remains one of the cheapest countries in Africa.
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With national reserve parks and wide-open savannahs next to towering mountains to the thriving nightlife in Lagos. It might also be one of the countries with the best tax rates.
Rent is 44% cheaper
Groceries are 31% cheaper
Latvia

Many grow up daydreaming about living in Europe one day, and Latvia ticks a lot of the boxes for those looking for in a European home. The biggest city in the Baltics, Riga has the quality to rival the most popular tourist destinations in Europe.
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With amazing architecture, inspiring history, and quaint countryside scenes all for dirt cheap prices, making it a sound choice if you're planning to move to a country in Europe.
Rent is 30% cheaper
Groceries are 35% cheaper
Spain

Spain has long been a popular relocation destination, and for good reason. This large country has a lot of history and culture.
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Although not all ex-pats in Madrid are from cities as expensive as San Francisco, it's undeniable that for Americans, the cost of living in Spain is pretty cheap.
Rent is 24% cheaper
Groceries are 14% cheaper
Guatemala

Guatemala is home to mountainous terrain and a diversity of ecosystems. Wetlands, lakes, swamps, deserts, beaches, and rivers make this country unique. There are Mayan ruins and indigenous Mayan people living in quaint villages as well as the colonial ruins of Antigua to see.
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Guatemala has the strongest economy in Central America, but more than half the population is poor, surviving on $2 per day. On the upside, it is a friendly culture and new people are welcomed.
Local purchasing power is 3 times lower
Rent is 2 times lower
Groceries are 53% lower
Local goods and services are 30% lower
Honduras

One of the best places in Honduras to relocate is Roatan. It is an island off the coast of the Central American nation located in the Caribbean. Visas are easy to obtain. All of Honduras boasts an enviable climate and beautiful natural surroundings.
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For $200,000, you can call a beachfront condo in the Caribbean home. Roatan was named one of the best islands to retire by “International Living,” however, life is not great for locals. Honduras is the second poorest country in Central America.
Local purchasing power is 3 times lower
Rent is 75% lower
Groceries are 91% lower
Cost of living is 41% lower
Panama

Panama has a stable government, so the infrastructure is replete with high-speed internet and reliable power. It is a small nation with very long coastlines. Panamanians are accustomed to Americans and generally cheerful. Healthcare is high quality and significantly more affordable.
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You can grab a brewski for 50 cents, literally, in Panama they use the dollar. There are few drawbacks to this lovely nation of cities, beaches, and mountains that border the Caribbean on one coast and the Pacific on the other.
Local purchasing power is 3 times lower
Rent is 14% lower
Groceries are 41% lower
Cost of living is 30% 
 Jordan

Jordan borders Israel, Saudi Arabia, Syria, and Iraq. Many people are attracted to its history in Petra, a place that holds a geographic location of a culture predating the world’s three major religions. Islam is the state religion.
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Jordan has the highest cost of living of any Middle East nation, but relative to the U.S., it’s very affordable. Don’t worry about healthcare, Jordan has the best healthcare system in the Middle East and doctors are fluent in English. In Jordan, you will need to get a residence permit. It’s different from a visa and it must be renewed annually.
Local purchasing power is 70% lower
Rent is 76% lower
Groceries are 39% lower
Cost of living index 51.21
Greece

It is very economical to live in Greece and the nation is rich in natural beauty. Greece boasts some of the Mediterranean’s most beautiful coastal scenery. Rent is lower than almost anywhere else.
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However, there has been a lot of poverty and social discontent. The nation has faced economic disaster and massive government debt. Banking services may not be up to par. But the weather is a dream, and you can rent a one-bedroom for $650 in the ancient city of Athens.
Local purchasing power is 3.6% lower
Rent is 68% lower
Groceries are 68% lower
Local goods and services are 64% lower
Uruguay

Uruguay has magnificent landscapes, an attractive climate, and a welcoming culture. The crime rate is low, the economy is strong, and the social system is stable. Education, pensions, and healthcare are provided to its citizens. The South American country located between Brazil and Argentina has become a popular ex-pat destination.
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It has a population of 3.5 million. Montevideo is a bustling city and the capital. Property is a fraction of the cost compared with large American cities, but Uruguay’s growing economy has made it more costly than other South American nations.
Local purchasing power index is 28.64
Rent is 67% lower
Groceries are 44% lower
Cost of living is 28% lower
Paraguay

Paraguay is landlocked, unique to South America, and borders Bolivia, Brazil, and Argentina, but that doesn’t mean it is not beautiful. The country is about the size of California. Lush forests, subtropical climate, and amazing landscapes impress. The Iguazu Falls bordering Brazil and Argentina and surrounded by rainforest are some of the world’s most stunning waterfalls.
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The falls are 270 feet high. Paraguay has a strong economy, gradually making it the envy of South American nations. But compared to the U.S. the cost of living in Paraguay is significantly less.
Local purchasing power is 73% lower
Rent is 63% lower
Groceries are 75% lower
Local goods and services are 69% lower
Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe is an African nation located near Madagascar and landlocked by Mozambique, Zambia, Botswana, and South Africa. The country has a fascinating history and a rich culture. It possesses two UNESCO sites and Africa’s best safari locations.
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Pouring from the Zambezi River on the Zambia border, the stunning Victoria Falls is the world’s largest waterfall. The nation is gradually becoming more Western making it an inviting relocation, however, human rights have been known to suffer under an authoritarian government.
Local purchasing power is 82% lower
Rent is 77% lower
Groceries are 41% lower
Local goods and services are 32% lower
Cuba

Cuba is a gorgeous island in the Caribbean with spectacular beaches. What else do you need to know? The medical tourism industry has contributed to Cuba’s economic growth. Healthcare and education are available to all in the small island nation located off the coast of Florida and between the Caribbean islands of Jamaica, the Caymans, and the Bahamas.
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Cuba’s reputation has been marred by a communist past, so it is interesting that Fidel Castro’s economy was stronger then. Having said that, it is coming back, due, in part, to the Obama administration’s efforts of improved relations.
Local purchasing power 98% lower Rent is 61% lower
Groceries are 32% lower
Local goods and services are 35%
Senegal

Located on the coast of West Africa, Senegal is a former French colony with a population of 4 million people. The sovereign nation is one of the most politically stable in African. The capital is Dakar, an Atlantic port city jetting from the Senegal coastline on the Cap-Vert peninsula. It is generally a safe place to live, however, it is a developing nation.
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French is the most common language, though it is a mix with Wolof. English is rare. Be sure to be vaccinated against yellow fever and typhoid. It is substantially cheaper to live in Senegal with the exception of electricity. The nation lacks a central power grid leaving the price of electricity to be comparable to a developed nation like Finland.
Local purchasing power is 81% lower
Rent is 43% lower
Groceries are 25% lower
The cost of living is 25% lower