Hello my friends, Gustavo here again. As a good Brazilian, I have had the curiosity to know which are the cheapest countries for us Brazilians, and for this reason I decided to gather here in this article and guide my fellow countrymen, which are the cheapest countries for us Brazilians, who earn our money in Real (R$) currency. Can you imagine paying two or three reais for a meal? R$ 30 per night in an extremely luxurious hotel room, or renting a house that in Brazil would be considered a mansion for only R$ 1,200 per month? In this article you will get to know the countries with the cheapest costs of living in the world, countries where the Real is worth a lot, and countries that you would be rich with your money from Brazil. Believe it or not, but there are some countries where the cost of living is so low that you can rent real mansions, luxury apartments, beach front houses, paying the same price as an extremely simple house in Brazil.

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Are you interested? Then read to the end because the last ones are the most surprising. The fact is that the prices that people usually know are given by tourist agencies, accommodation sites or by people who really want to sightsee in the country, but if you get away from the tourist centers and live like a local person, you will have a spectacular life in these countries paying very little.

Albania

Albania is a country that reveals many natural beauties, serves as an alternative for travelers who want to save money in Europe. Even not being so well known in the summer, as the beaches of Italy and Greece, Albania deserves to enter the list of the traveler, the water is clear turquoise blue and transparent on beaches of fine white sand pebbles, has caves, boat trips, historic towns protected as World Heritage Sites by UNESCO. You will find lodging from R$ 25 and dinner for two in a fine restaurant from R$ 20.

Turkey

In Turkey the average cost of meals is R$7 for breakfast, R$13 for lunch and R$20 for dinner. The food in Turkey is a reference worldwide, already accommodation, it is possible to find several hotels in the best place to stay in Istanbul for prices starting at $ 40 per day for two people and breakfast. This region is fascinating and allows you to visit many places on foot.

Laos

Located between Vietnam and Thailand, Laos is one of those hidden gems on the planet that deserves to be discovered, especially if you are one of those travelers who are more interested in places that are out of the ordinary. On average, for just over 50 reais per day you can feel all the energy of this magical place, fantastic hotels and exuberant nature. Here you will find elephants used as transportation, Buddhist monuments, and a nature that blends forests and mountains with perfection.

Argentina

Argentina is going through a very difficult period and this has made its currency devaluate a lot against our Brazilian Real. Our neighbor has spectacular places like mountains, deserts, beaches and big cities, and even snow if you like it. If you go away from the capital Buenos Aires you will have a luxurious life for very little money. You can easily find houses that look like mansions, renting for about 1,200 per month, and simpler hotels for as little as R$ 20 per day.

Morocco

The imposing mountains and the African desert are among the main attractions of Morocco, another recommended country for the traveler who wants to travel to another country and not have financial difficulties. Besides the range of natural beauty, Morocco has beautiful mosques, strong and traditional commerce. Cities such as Marrakech and Casa Blanca are open-air museums that bring back samples of a rich and instigating past. The average expense of lodging in Morocco varies between R$15 and R$55. And believe it or not, in some establishments you can eat for less than R$2,00.

Honduras

Little remembered by Brazilians, Honduras has many charms. The average spending on lodging, transportation and food is around R$ 70 per day. This country is considered the largest archaeological site of the Mayan civilization. The country is surrounded by tropical rainforests, sumptuous mountains and has first class cuisine. You can rent huge houses with many rooms in the wilderness for as little as $900.00 per month. This is a less trendy place, but it is surprising in many ways, including price.

Ethiopia

When you set foot on Ethiopian soil you will be amazed by the country’s rich history, culture, and archeology. Filled with thousand-year-old buildings that are just some of its tourist attractions, you can also visit indigenous tribes that preserve the culture and customs of their ancestors. But if you want to escape its main textures, to really live like a local, you will have an extremely comfortable and luxurious life for about 50 reais per day.

Myanmar

In Miamar, if you want to save money, you can find hostels that are shared rooms for R$ 5 to 10 per day. Myanmar is a fantastic indication among the less obvious, this Southeast Asian country has a rich culture and history marked by conflicts and political instability and this is present among the historical monuments of cities such as Yangon, Old Bagan and Mandalay. The average monthly salary in Myanmar is approximately 350 reais per month, a little more than 10 reais per day. People there live on very little, unfortunately. So if you want a place where the Brazilian salary is worth a lot, this is the place.

Egypt

Egypt is an indescribable place between past and present, there’s one way to describe the experience of traveling to Egypt. The country of the ancient relics, of the pyramids, but also embracing modernity. There are many nightclubs, top restaurants, and shopping areas. For about 50 reais per day you will have extreme comfort and endless options of what to do. You can take good tours of the country of the mosques and the Nile River, and the cost in transportation can reach 1 real in some regions.

Hungary

Eastern Europe is considered to have some stunning countries that are extremely cheap to visit, it’s almost a high end B-side of Europe. Hungary has long been on the list of budget destinations and holds great surprises for visitors who enjoy appreciating historical monuments, impressive and beautiful landscapes. For a little more than R$1.500 you can rent a house or a big apartment for an entire family to live in, if you prefer to pay for hotels you’ll find them for a little bit higher, around R$70 per night.

Bolivia

Bolivia is a South American country with strong indigenous roots. Here you can eat for R$10 per meal and stay for R$20 in a hostel, or R$40 in a hotel. If you rent houses for long periods of time it is even cheaper, and they are considered medium to high standard houses, if you go away from the capital, La Paz, and from the most touristic regions you can get a life of extreme luxury with your money from Brazil. Traveling by bus is also very cheap, you can go almost all over the country paying a fraction of what you would pay in Brazil.

Malaysia

With more than 25 million inhabitants, Malaysia is considered to be the third cheapest country in the world to live in. Considering that a couple can live comfortably in a condominium overlooking the sea spending only R$1,900 per month, including rent, food, and leisure. Besides this, it is a very developed, technological and extremely safe country, even by international standards.

If you have read this far, please comment below on which of these countries you would like to travel to.