Costa Rica- My Cost of Living ? CHEAPER Than Yours 2023 Simple Life

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what is the salary for software progrmmer in CR?
Comment from : Jayakumar Nagaraj

7 minutes into the video and you FINALLY getting to the content Thank goodness there is fast forward
Comment from : Joe Blow

Do you think that maybe $30 a day on food?
Comment from : J M

Love your attitude about lifeI get 1600 a month and I love Costa Rican ideals about their ecosystems and would like to live there Is 1600 enough?
Comment from : Larry Laird

So how much would you recommend someone having as income before moving? Double the bills each month?
Comment from : The Learning Web

I never get tired of your videos dude Showing that the reality of living in paradise is the same reality of living anywhere That people have choices even if they don't make tons of money Simple living can be enjoyable
Comment from : Michael Tew

Curious yr answers brHealth insurance with many unjustified restrictions: 1000 usd per month in Spain 100 usd teeth included brResidency here at least 4 years waiting time at more than 3000 usd in Spain you get the same day cost lawyer 220 usd why Costa Rica sucks so much for poor service? Grateful to know
Comment from : Ma Ro

Put a bowl of ice in front of the fan and it will blow the cold from the ice
Comment from : Laurie Harper

My rent is 190,000 and my CAJA is 190,000 How do you keep your CAJA so low? My income is US Social Security retirement
Comment from : tedviens1

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Comment from : Sourav Bhadra

Smartest CR series on YouTube Thanks for your research and accurate information
Comment from : Fred Azbell

Thank you for breaking down the basic living expenses While I live in Southern Louisiana currently, the thought of moving is becoming a real reality What I am uncertain at this time about is whether I can still collect my Social Security and live permanently outside the US
Comment from : Robert Decuir

Mike… I know you’re doing a relocation vacation in March of ‘23 Are you planning another one one in the Fall or next year????brThx
Comment from : Dan Jorgensen

I was wondering about monthly expenses I'm not close to retirement, but wondered how much I would need to be saving regularly This overview definitely helped me a lot Hope to start travelling to Costa Rica to see if it vibes well for me
Comment from : Gee Light

I highly recommend everyone here invest in Bullion and cryptocurrency as a back up ! The US dollar ‘debt instrument is dying and sorry to state this here but is fact that can’t be denied All Rotchild central bankers currencies are dying ! Look at El Salvador 🇸🇻, the president there made cryptocurrency part of its monetary system and paid off its debt and is financially doing much better than Costa Rica 🇨🇷
Comment from : WhiskeyKilo2H

Your $1291 per month Is that us or canadian dollars
Comment from : callhone1951

Thanks Michael Hope to see you in March!
Comment from : John Daly

That is great
Comment from : Mark minister

If you add vehicle you'll have to add extra 50 It depends on where you live
Comment from : Henry

Digg the content, Michael I am in the process of moving out there next year! I have traveled to Latin countries for over a decade, but honest question; how do i meet Ticos/Ticas in CR that aren't always trying to swindle ??? brbrIt's obnoxious, thx
Comment from : BrandoZah

Do some episodes on rental properties and their prices
Comment from : Walter Moorer

I tried getting my drivers license two times, both times I was completely stressed out every session So I never had the high cost of a car, fuel, inspections, insurances etc etc and that put me on a different path than most people: I didn't need to earn much I didn't need to stress about a career, only earning a living I could pursue screenwriting and although I lacked the absolute desire to succeed (it didn't mean that much to me, it's just something I liked doing) I wouldn't wanna miss that time And now I'm in Costa Rica And I never lived that great before The nature The wildlife The views People who don't care or can't begin to care about a lot of money People who just want to live their life and not be fazed by all those societal standards Don't get me wrong, I still work 40 hours a week But it's because I choose to and there's still SO much time left after work I feel blessed having come here
Comment from : Olaf Weyer

Oh, teach us about the currency plz😊
Comment from : Vangie Bruce

Ty Michael, me and my sons are learning a lot from you There is no doubt that I am gonna be ok there I too live a simple way of life, haven’t always, but have for a long time now Someone asked me awhile back if my house embarrassed me, I said no, I would be more embarrassed to be living beyond my means A character flaw so many have anymore 😢 Anyway, I forgot where I was going with this 💨😂 keep it real, ✌🏻
Comment from : Vangie Bruce

Hi Mike and Everyone! We've lived in the Central Valley for just over a year For us, expenses balance out; some things are less than we were used to and some things are more Not owning a home or car saves us a ton of money We pay, $30 for Internet good enough to work remotely and close to $100 for electricity (HVAC, no; washer and dryer, yes) Buy local and groceries will be reasonable, but imported items are expensive We have a post-paid Liberty phone which is super inexpensive Dog food for a 70 lb Siberian Husky runs about twice what we paid for it in the US Our wonderful vet costs us about the same, while our awesome dentist experiences have been very reasonable Thanks for the great video!
Comment from : Janet Beattie

😊☕️👍
Comment from : Elena Gomez

Cool Thanks for the videos Keep ´em coming
Comment from : Kory Malone

thanks mike!!!!
Comment from : Roger Cocco

Thanks for the follow up dude gonna give a watch now!
Comment from : Rayman Mufasa

Nice and useful vid Thanks 😀
Comment from : alEx

$6-9 a month for water is awesome I pay $50/mo minimum Like if I leave my house for a month and do not use any water, I'd still pay $50 Ugh
Comment from : Rogaine Ablar

Hey Mike, the casado is about ___$4,too 6, not $9, and caja is not good, and , my advise is DON'T BUY NOTHING IN C,R,
Comment from : Ed Diaz

Hey Michael I haven't commented in a while Great video
Comment from : Scott Leonard

Prices have gone up a good 50 if not more
Comment from : Shaun

Awesome Video Michael !
Comment from : Mery Rhoden

Mike I will be returning to Costa Rica La Fortuna in December In a pass video you stated that you were looking for a restaurant and bar that won't take you and your guest Well I will very soon have the place for you The Americano I should be able to open sometime in February 2023 Please write so that you and I can discuss my plans and the needs of you and your friends in Fortuna Write and let me know when you're available I should be in town for Christmas Looking forward to hearing from you Art Miller
Comment from : Arthur Miller

Thanks for clarifying and updating the video with the house Loved it!! Someone is going to get a lot for their money with that house!!
Comment from : Mama Bear

Speaking of Airbnb, whatever happened to justice for D’Angelo? Is that crazy woman still in Costa Rica or did she flee the scene?
Comment from : VenusRadha

I like those numbers
Comment from : Luis Arce

I love your videos , I watched them all You provide us with amazing information Michael is gas expensive in Costa Rica? I am planning on visiting Costa Rica in February and would like to rent a car and I need to know how much it would be 😊
Comment from : Carmen Stefan

Great video Mike, I was just in Costa Rica in late October, early November I love it, it's been 3 years since I've been, stuff is more expensive like here in the US I would love to live there, but would have to find a job online, peace ✌️
Comment from : JClar72

Dude, the box of seasons past, I have one as well, seems like it was just yesterday, PEACE
Comment from : foster brower

Great follow up video Michael! Your food cost runs you about 50 of your monthly expenditures (but eating out can be expensive) It seems like not having a car in Costa Rica can really dial your costs down as long as you have a bike, public transportation or Uber (do they have Uber in La Fortuna?) Thanks for sharing :)
Comment from : Steve Hartz

Please; don't tell everyone how beautiful the women are out here because we don't want a bunch of simps invading this country
Comment from : macpony2571780

Great video! Like the disclaimer at the end about coming down with only a set amount We can strive to spend one amount but we all know something will come up
Comment from : Frank C

Great info!
Comment from : Shanel Ford

How did you become my favorite videos? Good content
Comment from : Mauka Marine

Thank you so much!❤
Comment from : Micheline Cousineau

I would never survive there without air conditioning
Comment from : Richard Wilkinson

Probably miscellaneous is toiletries and cleaning stuff??
Comment from : CherryAnn Smart

Excellent video but it would be interesting if you could do that kind of "cost of living" for someone in a Beach Town like Jaco? Hey I know that not likely so please keep making these great videos Life in CR looks inticing
Comment from : Steve S Johnson

Good morning 🌄 ☕🌺brThank again, I've watched over 600 videos of yours and sometimes it's hard to keep it all straight 🤪 Keep up the good work!
Comment from : Shelley Squires

Happy Sunday from Canada Michael! Have a great one
Comment from : dakotahstr

Very informative At least you don't have to maintain the house In Mexico after 60 days you are responsible for all minor repairs
Comment from : Martha Cameron

Dejavu?
Comment from : Tony Perez

thanks for the info do you pay youtube, spotify, netflix, etc?
Comment from : seasonschangin

I wouldn't recommend relocating to Costa Rica without having a cash reserve either Yes, you may be able to get by on $1200 a month or sometimes less, as long as nothing majorly bad happens But cash in the bank allows you flexibility to deal with adversity Let's say your landlord decides to jack up the rent for example Having a reserve allows you the time to look for another place
Comment from : Jeff Berg