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One of the best ways to reduce your cost of living and save money is to move to a cheaper country. There are many places where it is possible to live on just $1000-$1500 per month. In this guide, I’ll outline 22 of the cheapest places to live in the world. I’ll cover the cost …

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Brazil is becoming an increasingly popular destination for expats, digital nomads, and retirees. This beautiful South American country offers beautiful beaches, great food, a warm climate, friendly people, and a relatively low cost of living. There are some drawbacks. It’s not the safest country and there can be a strong language barrier if you don’t …

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Istanbul is becoming an increasingly popular destination for expats and digital nomads. The city offers a good quality of life, excellent health care, great food, an easy residency process, lots of history and culture, and a relatively low cost of living. There are some drawbacks to consider. There can be a language barrier and the …

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Mexico City has quickly become one of the most popular destinations for expats and digital nomads. This massive city offers incredible food, fascinating history, loads of culture, great weather, and all the modern comforts you could need. The cost of living is also reasonable. Of course, there are some drawbacks to consider. It’s not the …

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Rio de Janeiro can be an excellent destination for expats, retirees, or digital nomads. The city offers natural beauty, excellent beaches, lots of culture, good infrastructure, and a relatively low cost of living. Of course, there are some drawbacks to consider. It’s not the safest city and there can be a difficult language barrier if …

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Capsule hotels are becoming increasingly common across East Asia. Particularly in Japan. In a capsule hotel, you sleep in a small pod with just a mattress inside. There are shared bathrooms and common spaces. Capsule hotels are cheaper than regular hotels and they are surprisingly comfortable. There are some drawbacks. They don’t offer the same …

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Staying in a hostel for the first time can be a little bit anxiety-inducing. Maybe you’re anxious about sleeping in the same room with strangers. Maybe you’re worried that you won’t meet anyone. You might be concerned about security. Maybe you’re just worried about feeling awkward. These are all valid concerns.  In this guide, I’ll …

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Every season presents its own set of challenges while traveling. Even though the weather is beautiful, the summer travel season is crowded, hot, and expensive. In this guide, I outline some of the most important summer travel tips to help you beat the heat, avoid the crowds, and save money. Hopefully, this makes your summer …

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Are you planning a trip to Latin America but can’t decide between Central America or South America? Both regions have a lot to offer. Central America offers spectacular Caribbean beaches, dense jungles, and ancient Mayan ruins as well as excellent hiking, surfing, and diving. South America offers diverse cultures, the amazing Amazon rainforest, the rugged …

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People tend to romanticize the digital nomad lifestyle. Aspiring digital nomads may imagine themselves working by the poolside for a couple of hours during the day and then spending the rest of the afternoon sightseeing before going out for drinks in the evening. For most digital nomads, this isn’t the reality. The lifestyle really revolves …

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