where can you live on $1000 usd a month in the world?

Represents ! With $1K/mo you won't be ballin' but you can live quite decently, even in a larger city. And yea, it is calm here, just because we are a really small country outside of the swirling major chaos, including relatively low crime, with rare homicide and other disasters.

Rural Wisconsin. My one room cabin and utilities is $350 a month everything included and I can have pets. You have to look in the small local newspapers that get stuck in the mailbox for listings.

Many places. Many parts of Mexico, Central America and South America are still nice and cheap, so is much of Asia, and so is much of Eastern Europe and Africa. You have many excellent options. Vietnam is a good example. The country is very safe, very cheap, the food is fantastic and there's a lot to see and do there.

I don't know

Turkey is another great option. I really enjoyed the time I spent there and you can live very cheaply there.

Yep, for sure. Bulgaria is a big thumbs up.

belarus, poland, russia, etc.

Mexico

500 a month will get you a house with all the amenities,

a maid who can cook food,

and still have about 500 dollars for anything else you may want,

Jalisco has the best climate and it is not expensive,

there is a town there where 80% of the people are foreigners

Georgia is one of my favorite countries. Very cheap, beautiful country, the people are friendly and gregarious, terrific food. You can easily live on less than $1000 a month there.

Shhhhh don't give away our secrets haha. (I live in Jalisco.)

I live in the Midwest near the Ohio, WV, KY borders and live fine on less than $1000/month. I'm divorced and kids are gone, but all my bills add up to about $750, including rent, heat and internet. I don't eat out a lot, but have to admit I like Giovanni's sandwiches. But I do fine on that.

This.

I just spent some time there. I would say cost of living is about 40% of the average US town.

If you like beautiful country, fantastic food and wine. It is hard to beat. Easy to get residency.

BS Even rimfire rifles are highly regulated in places like the Philippines.

The channel “Nomad Capitalist” on YouTube regularly covers topics like this…

You’re fucked.

Me too.

Stuck in a decaying society.

No cops.

People afraid.

They won’t help you if you get jumped.

They won’t talk to cops because they are afraid.

So carry some defence.

Legal defence.

“Dog spray” is a legal item.

Wasp spray also hurts the eyes if you can’t find any.

Don’t be afraid to backdown.

Live to fight another day.

If the locals, people you know, neighbors, won’t rush to your defence, what makes you think a bunch of dead eyed foreigners will when you get jumped in their country?

They’ll wait and loot you when you are dying.

Arm yourself.

Be situationally aware.

Don’t fight battles you don’t have to win.

Ukraine is 300 a month

71 percent of the world is water. Learn to sail. And you can live almost everywhere..

Mexifornia

Here in Mexico you can live with $300 usd a month, as long as you already own a house.

In Brazil 1000 usd are something between 4000 or 5000 reais (our currency). It is enough for a single person or even a small family.

no fool., it takes money, for land, and how you gonna survive the winter, , not the traditional ways. , plus everything is harder, many more miles out, , everything is harder, out in rural, think,

^^^THIS.

But there is a caveat to that. If you've already established yourself in one of those cheap countries and have garnered indigenous friends, you have a shot of not becoming a victim to crime or destitution should your $1000 a month become worthless.

There's a chance, that's all.

Personally, I prefer a place where produce erupts from the land year round and without much effort. Those places can only be found between the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn. Of course, disease, drought or other disasters make that strategy a "best guess", yet...that's where being prepared to relocate quickly helps a lot.

Humans are nomadic and adaptative. It all comes down to your will to live and how much suffering you can absorb.

I was seriously looking at the Phillipines until they went full retard over hoax 19, which they still are.

Apparently in Brisbane in Auastralia

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I've been there, and was so happy to return to the US. What's the appeal of a dirty poverty-racked 3rd world country?

The Minimum Wage in Romania
On January 1st, 2022, the European Commission set the new general gross minimum wage for a full-time Romanian employee at 2,550 RON (589 USD) per month.
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Not entirely true.

I live in rural America and shit here is just as expensive as the city but local jobs only want to pay you around 9 dollars an hour.