The cheapest place to live in, worldwide, is Indonesia. Indonesia, or the Republic of Indonesia, is located between the Indian and Pacific oceans, in South-East Asia. Home to approximately 10islands, it’s the worlds largest island country and has a total population of 2million people, which also makes it the worlds 4th most populated country.
While most of these countries are Southeast Asians, some of them are also from North America. First on our list of the cheapest countries to live in is the Republic of Kenya on the east coast of Africa. It sits right on the equator, which means anyone thinking of moving here should enjoy. You don’t need to break your bank while living and working here, as Slovakia is one of the cheapest countries to live in for Americans.
Slovakia is not as cheap as Bulgaria, or Hungary but offers better values in the standard of living, health care, and education. They investigated typical expenses, from rent to an after-work pint across all European countries (excluding Vatican City)to reveal the most affordable country to live.


