10 Cheapest Latin American Countries to Live or Retire

Latin American countries are witnessing a high influx of expats and investors thanks to stable political systems and low cost of living. Countries like Costa Rica, Panama, and Argentina are very stable democratic societies with growing economies. Daily life in these countries will offer you plenty of savings, Overall, rent is within reach, cost of food and prices of property are based on what locals can pay, and chances are, you are better off financially than most locals. A mid-range lifestyle for a family of four in these countries can cost you anywhere between $1,000 to $3,000 per month, depending on which place you choose to reside. According to International Living all of the countries mentioned in this video are Safe and welcoming to foreigners, particularly retirees.
So here are the best cheapest countries in Latin America.
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[@wisikahn]

Costa Rica not too cheap, even in a small city, Golfito,
Restautants are as expensive as the ones in the U.S.

[@lifeisgood3087]

Finally, Costa Rica the cheapest to retire? A lot of Americans there are now migrating to other Latin countries because of the cost of living there has sky-rocketed and they are not getting the most for their bucks anymore.

[@bettymohr2784]

Things have changed so much since you presented this a year ago. Inflation is one of the biggest changes. Could you do a more recent take on South America?

[@bartonofarrell3920]

I look forward to seeing more of these .I was so happy in Panama the week I stayed.

[@Retireonmybudgetcommunity]

Great information👍

[@santy3704]

Good video.

[@gopalakrishnan1991]

Wonderful

[@lneves774]

Sounds good better of the Europe
Thank you. Good job 👍

[@riazmukhtar6648]

Love to go all there South America country

[@vpatel9569]

Liked,liked,Liked everyone videos. Vimal.

[@davidwelch5186]

Costa Rica is not cheap. Nicaragua is much cheaper. I live near the border in San Juan del sur. I use the airport and go shopping in CR. I love San Juan del sur.

[@mercyomosolape5720]

How can I process travelling...... Pls help

[@brucenicholls213]

Please indicate to viewers if you are referencing United Stares currency when you speak of “dollars” .

[@filosofiaparatodosyparanad9326]

The American Young in argentina have university free...And Very job

[@ShilohTN1969]

it's oo roo gwie

[@CarlosGarcia-gs1wd]

Este hombre debe estar loco...mas que una lista de paises donde retirarse para la jubilacion, parece una lista de destinos de alto riesgo, Nicaragua, Colombia....

[@CarlosGarcia-gs1wd]

Como europeo nunca se me ocurriria ir a un pais de America, ya sea del Norte, del Sur o Centro a pasar la jubilacion, altos costes de la atencion medica, inseguridad y no solo ciudadana, sino tambien juridica, deficientes infraestructuras...en fin que como dijo el representante para asuntos exteriores de la UE, Europa es un jardin y el resto del mundo, una jungla. Como europeo solo me plantearia mudarme, como ultimo remedio, a Canada, Argentina, Chile o Uruguay, que son los paises mas europeos de America.

[@vpatel9569]

Guess you who I am?

[@GladwinAsir1994]

First

[@filosofiaparatodosyparanad9326]

In argentina need working people..not old man...👎👎👎👎👎....

[@musaad9326]

So?

[@PeteH0121]

Old men spend money which supports the economy.