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Cambodia has a low of living. If it is expensive, it depends on food or items that are premium and high class. There is apartment costing 350$ per month and it's comfortable living if you don't prefer high demand for your daily living. But it's also costing 500, 700, ...or up to thousand dollars for high class apartment. So everything in Cambodia is costing depending on what you demand😊
Tiny tiny tiny apartments, hotel rooms...overpriced even at 300 USD
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I have a 105 Sq meter luxury sea view condo in thailand at a long beautiful tropical beach I pay under 600 USD for...if you can only afford 300 per month, you cannot afford to live anywhere 😂
Has anyone been to Cambodia and can share experiences? I am very curious about some experiences there. I would like to go to Cambodia one day, but flights are quite expensive at the moment..
Except to pay $1500 a month for a nice life including health insurance. But of course this depends on what you think comfort is, you could get by on under $1000 but it would not be a lovely life. Smaller towns are cheaper. Best thing you can do is go on a holiday and plan to see more that the main cities. Travel around at a 3 or 4 day stay in each place what you like and what you can live with.
@@workslave-1 Thank you so much for sharing your experience! That sounds like a great plan! ☺️ In the US you could not have the same life for this decent amount of money!
I have been to Cambodia three times and the place is safe depending on where you are going.I found some Tuk Tuk drivers are trying to cheat the tourists to make some quick bucks.Some Restaurants as well.Please check the money when you receive the changes before you leave.Some time they try to give you very old notes you cannot even change at the major banks.The tourist attractions places are okay but be careful.When you reach the New Siem Reap International Airport.The Taxi fares are around $40 to the city but if you can wait for a couple of hours you can get a Shuttle bus from the Air Port to the city for $ 8.00.You can save the rest $ 32 and use to visit some other places like Kulan Mountain etc.I do have some good friends from Siem Reap and Phnom Penh and they are helpful and friendly.This is my personal opinion.
I went there for a vacation last year. U just stay at the hostel in Siem Reap. It costs about 2 USD a day. People are friendly but not many people as speak English. USD is widely used and accepted. It is generally safe but of course if u are a woman, always watch out at night wherever u are. I am a guy so I am not afraid. I walk everywhere even late at night. For me as a student, I prefer the hostel because it is affordable and u can make friends with people from all over the world. But it is up to u.
Well it is always on depends what do you want. Street food is not expensive, but not as good as in Thailand, and the hygiene is also a good question ... Western food can be expensive, but who can not consume the local food, i guess should live in a country where the preferred food is the "default" ... Telling this as i've been living abroad for 14 years now, 10 years in Thailand, visited Cambodia several times, and currently living in Laos.
Cambodia is NOT the cheapest in the world. Pakistan & India are less expensive + some others in that part of the world -- You should do better homework. -- ( The Philippines offers affordability 'ranges' - depending on location meaning a variety for any budget & nearly everyone speaks English! ) -- Siem Reap offers a cheaper cost of living than the capital PP. Perhaps 30% less. - - - I been searching the world for 2 or 3 years looking !!! > The over 55 '''retirement visa''' Cambodia offers - is the best I have seen anywhere !!! Fantastic value. ---- '''If''' > you can handle the unbearable heat in the summer.......
Thank you for your feedback! Do you live in Cambodia currently? The Philippines are also interesting for retirement. We might do a video about the Philippines in the future then. ☺️
@@GoldenJourneyTV I'm still in Cambodia, I'm simply pointing out to you, what your posting is not true, your just using "mushy video" so idiots will lure into your chanell, and stay subscribed, just for TH-cam revenue Cambodia is like any country, it's got it's pro's n cons, it's not cheap, considering the quality one gets, locals don't go out of their way to help, just like in any country. Just tell it the way it is, .. Oops.... I guess if you do that, people won't watch, and you get paid $10 to $20 per 1000 views, so ya gotta tell the idiot's what they "want" to hear, not what they "need" to hear Simple as that 👍😂🔥
@@GoldenJourneyTV I’ve lived for 14 years in this region & the last 3 years in Cambodia. The only things cheap are beer, cigarettes, street food & rent in the smaller locations. However….Phnom Penh rent is usually Double or more than what you’ll pay in Siem Reap & Kampot . As for groceries….if it’s imported it will be MORE expensive than the same item in western countries. Electricity is USD 25 cents ++ per kilowatt. And with AC essential that can be pricey each month. Thailand & Vietnam are cheaper IMHO. Also,,,if you like a beach lifestyle, forget Cambodia. Unless you go to the outer Islands , the mainland coast is garbage.
Too expensive for how undeveloped it is...try to find a decent sized condo or apartment or hotel room.....and not any type of decent retirement visa available.....no thanks
Thank you for your feedback! Do you know a country which you can recommend for a retirement? Would be interesting to get your opinion.
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@@GoldenJourneyTVFor persons 50 and over, Thailand has a great retirement visa, in fact there are a few different versions....I pay about 600/mo USD for a big beautiful furnished sea view condo with big balcony with recliners, 70 inch smarttvs, huge leather couch, marble floors, european kitchen; 1 bed 2 full baths in a beautiful complex with full gym and large relaxing luxurious pool area....a few minutes walk to more than a couple tropical awesome beaches...south american countries are amazing also, when you consider most of them have the Andes mountains, a seaside coast, the Amazon River, jungles...i lived in Peru for a while.....SE Asia is just so easy to get around, and so much more affordable than almost anywhere....here I have unlimited number of restaurants to order delivery from, unlimited choices of products i can order delivered - all COD....i have everything around my complex; restaurants, beach bars, pharmacies, convenience stores, cannabis dispensaries, markets....i can use the Grab or Bolt taxi app to get picked up anywhere and taken anywhere for unbelievably cheap price, just like almost everything is here....i can walk out to the sidewalk and jump on a tuk tuk, and in 3 minutes be on the beach road in Jomtien, or take it almost anywhere in pattaya - for 10 baht (.28 USD)....i am moving to hua hin at the end of the year, a much more relaxed and uncrowded place compared to Pattaya or Phuket...I have lived in Phuket and Koh Samui islands; Phuket has the most amazing beaches of any island i've been to, but too crowded and expensive....here in pattaya, you can take a ferry 15 minutes to koh lanta island, or take taxi south to take ferry to koh chang island, which I have been to; i stayed for a full month, paid about 1100 USD for a big luxury hotel room in a resort with infiniti pools, beach bars and restaurant, and a private beach right down the path from my back patio.....SE asia is my home now; so many places in malaysia thailand and vietnam that i can visit and be perfectly at home....
I loved the practical tips especially at the end of the video! Worthy to watch the video until the end! ❤
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I'm not sure what everyone is crying about. The video was good! I liked it.
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@@twoweeledsoto6072 I liked it, too!
Good video thanks for the updates I am retiring next year and thinking about moving to Cambodia
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great title. pulled me in to get those details. but the details weren’t there. in conclusion, you could try to add details mentioned in the title
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@@kacejonez2448 I found all the details I needed, which information were you missing?
Cambodia is very safe, so safe you can leave you door and window open at night.
as long as you are penniless don't own a mobile phone laptop etc. ...
Wow really?! I didn’t expect this 😮❤
Cambodia has a low of living. If it is expensive, it depends on food or items that are premium and high class. There is apartment costing 350$ per month and it's comfortable living if you don't prefer high demand for your daily living. But it's also costing 500, 700, ...or up to thousand dollars for high class apartment. So everything in Cambodia is costing depending on what you demand😊
Thank you for your insights. 😊
Tiny tiny tiny apartments, hotel rooms...overpriced even at 300 USD
I have a 105 Sq meter luxury sea view condo in thailand at a long beautiful tropical beach I pay under 600 USD for...if you can only afford 300 per month, you cannot afford to live anywhere 😂
Has anyone been to Cambodia and can share experiences? I am very curious about some experiences there. I would like to go to Cambodia one day, but flights are quite expensive at the moment..
Except to pay $1500 a month for a nice life including health insurance. But of course this depends on what you think comfort is, you could get by on under $1000 but it would not be a lovely life. Smaller towns are cheaper. Best thing you can do is go on a holiday and plan to see more that the main cities. Travel around at a 3 or 4 day stay in each place what you like and what you can live with.
@@workslave-1 Thank you so much for sharing your experience! That sounds like a great plan! ☺️ In the US you could not have the same life for this decent amount of money!
I have been to Cambodia three times and the place is safe depending on where you are going.I found some Tuk Tuk drivers are trying to cheat the tourists to make some quick bucks.Some Restaurants as well.Please check the money when you receive the changes before you leave.Some time they try to give you very old notes you cannot even change at the major banks.The tourist attractions places are okay but be careful.When you reach the New Siem Reap International Airport.The Taxi fares are around $40 to the city but if you can wait for a couple of hours you can get a Shuttle bus from the Air Port to the city for $ 8.00.You can save the rest $ 32 and use to visit some other places like Kulan Mountain etc.I do have some good friends from Siem Reap and Phnom Penh and they are helpful and friendly.This is my personal opinion.
I went there for a vacation last year. U just stay at the hostel in Siem Reap. It costs about 2 USD a day. People are friendly but not many people as speak English. USD is widely used and accepted. It is generally safe but of course if u are a woman, always watch out at night wherever u are. I am a guy so I am not afraid. I walk everywhere even late at night. For me as a student, I prefer the hostel because it is affordable and u can make friends with people from all over the world. But it is up to u.
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IT IS NOT CHEAP, MORE EXPENSIVE THAN YOU THINK.
Is it ? Have you been to Cambodia? What was your experience?
I AM IN PHNON PENNH CAMBODIA, EXPENSIVE HERE.
@@purplehaze3640 Wow, I didn’t expect that. Maybe the small villages are cheaper then.
@@purplehaze3640Oh wow, how much do you pay for a coffee there?
Well it is always on depends what do you want.
Street food is not expensive, but not as good as in Thailand, and the hygiene is also a good question ...
Western food can be expensive, but who can not consume the local food, i guess should live in a country where the preferred food is the "default" ...
Telling this as i've been living abroad for 14 years now, 10 years in Thailand, visited Cambodia several times, and currently living in Laos.
Does anyone have experience regarding safety in Cambodia? Would be interesting to know especially as a woman.
Yes, that would indeed be interesting to know from someone who has lived there or is still living there!
It is very safe
Cambodia is NOT the cheapest in the world. Pakistan & India are less expensive + some others in that part of the world -- You should do better homework. -- ( The Philippines offers affordability 'ranges' - depending on location meaning a variety for any budget & nearly everyone speaks English! ) -- Siem Reap offers a cheaper cost of living than the capital PP. Perhaps 30% less. - - - I been searching the world for 2 or 3 years looking !!! > The over 55 '''retirement visa''' Cambodia offers - is the best I have seen anywhere !!! Fantastic value. ---- '''If''' > you can handle the unbearable heat in the summer.......
Thank you for your feedback! Do you live in Cambodia currently? The Philippines are also interesting for retirement. We might do a video about the Philippines in the future then. ☺️
@ GoldenJourneyTV th-cam.com/video/KZ9ErAhda6I/w-d-xo.htmlsi=yO8Fy7qUocWKcX9x
Cambodia đáng sống hơn Việt Nam và Thái Lan
Combodia is not cheapes place ❤
What is the cheapest place?
Thailand
Mexico
Portland
I liked this video.
Thank you. Happy you liked it 🙂
In the next ten years I will retire there ❤️❤️❤️
What's most interesting about this video is Every one the the countries bordering Cambodia is cheaper than Cambodia.
Thailand isn't ! th-cam.com/video/HsqlQ0nlK88/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Kg1LxrlB0BdLPYQu
You did not name any outstanding hospital in Siem Reap. Why ?
Did you have a specific hospital in mind?
@@GoldenJourneyTV just want to know the best hospital in Siem Reap for expats because I will be moving there in September from Florida.
@@charlesmassaquoi6717what do you want? Have you ever used google? Try it. 😮
Where I live you can rent a 3 room apartment for USD250/month.
I am looking for the cheapest and the best.
PP is the second most expensive city in SE Asia according to Mercer's 2024 cost of living data
I pay 1$ for lunch in Cambodia ,
Wow, that’s cheap !
SIEM REAP is much cheaper than the Capital.
Thailand is the Land of Smiles, genius....
Did you have another experience?
Thai are so rude
Love the jokes
Thank you :)
@@workslave-1 They are funny in the video, right? Also loved the humor!
The food is not good, a decently room is about, $40,00 a night, a steak beef style USA and a beer are about $40.00 . Others things she is right.
The food is great, a decent room is about $20 and a steak dinner is about $10. Your newbyness is showing.
Man... I know what I'm tired of. AI narrators.
We’re sorry to hear you didn’t like our video. Can we ask what exactly you didn’t like?
Cambodia is not cheap to live in the country. This video is not true. I have been back in Cambodia once in every two years and I know better.
@leeprum08 🤔 ? th-cam.com/video/8S9If-A-wPo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=vfiyvFyrsFOi8kwX th-cam.com/video/BcqgO1MTDR4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=v1OozJDi3qVZgps8
You're a clueless once every two years, part time tourist. I have lived there fulltime. It's cheap. I know better than you. 😆
try not to get kill or sold to a sex trafficger
@@jirajira2872 Is it that dangerous in Cambodia, really? :O
Is it that bad in Cambodia? 😳
A superficial travelogue with no details
We're sorry to hear you didn't like our video. Can we ask what kind of details you were missing?
It's not land of smile's, that's Thailand
People have poker faces
It's not cheap, it's actually expensive
Your video is full of fake BS
Simple as that
I’m sorry to hear you had bad experience in Cambodia. How long did you stay in Cambodia?
@@GoldenJourneyTV I'm still in Cambodia, I'm simply pointing out to you, what your posting is not true, your just using "mushy video" so idiots will lure into your chanell, and stay subscribed, just for TH-cam revenue
Cambodia is like any country, it's got it's pro's n cons, it's not cheap, considering the quality one gets, locals don't go out of their way to help, just like in any country.
Just tell it the way it is, ..
Oops.... I guess if you do that, people won't watch, and you get paid $10 to $20 per 1000 views, so ya gotta tell the idiot's what they "want" to hear, not what they "need" to hear
Simple as that 👍😂🔥
@@GoldenJourneyTV I’ve lived for 14 years in this region & the last 3 years in Cambodia. The only things cheap are beer, cigarettes, street food & rent in the smaller locations. However….Phnom Penh rent is usually Double or more than what you’ll pay in Siem Reap & Kampot .
As for groceries….if it’s imported it will be MORE expensive than the same item in western countries. Electricity is USD 25 cents ++ per kilowatt. And with AC essential that can be pricey each month.
Thailand & Vietnam are cheaper IMHO. Also,,,if you like a beach lifestyle, forget Cambodia. Unless you go to the outer Islands , the mainland coast is garbage.
Agreed 😊
@@dancooper5741 agreed 100%
Too expensive for how undeveloped it is...try to find a decent sized condo or apartment or hotel room.....and not any type of decent retirement visa available.....no thanks
Thank you for your feedback! Do you know a country which you can recommend for a retirement? Would be interesting to get your opinion.
@@GoldenJourneyTVFor persons 50 and over, Thailand has a great retirement visa, in fact there are a few different versions....I pay about 600/mo USD for a big beautiful furnished sea view condo with big balcony with recliners, 70 inch smarttvs, huge leather couch, marble floors, european kitchen; 1 bed 2 full baths in a beautiful complex with full gym and large relaxing luxurious pool area....a few minutes walk to more than a couple tropical awesome beaches...south american countries are amazing also, when you consider most of them have the Andes mountains, a seaside coast, the Amazon River, jungles...i lived in Peru for a while.....SE Asia is just so easy to get around, and so much more affordable than almost anywhere....here I have unlimited number of restaurants to order delivery from, unlimited choices of products i can order delivered - all COD....i have everything around my complex; restaurants, beach bars, pharmacies, convenience stores, cannabis dispensaries, markets....i can use the Grab or Bolt taxi app to get picked up anywhere and taken anywhere for unbelievably cheap price, just like almost everything is here....i can walk out to the sidewalk and jump on a tuk tuk, and in 3 minutes be on the beach road in Jomtien, or take it almost anywhere in pattaya - for 10 baht (.28 USD)....i am moving to hua hin at the end of the year, a much more relaxed and uncrowded place compared to Pattaya or Phuket...I have lived in Phuket and Koh Samui islands; Phuket has the most amazing beaches of any island i've been to, but too crowded and expensive....here in pattaya, you can take a ferry 15 minutes to koh lanta island, or take taxi south to take ferry to koh chang island, which I have been to; i stayed for a full month, paid about 1100 USD for a big luxury hotel room in a resort with infiniti pools, beach bars and restaurant, and a private beach right down the path from my back patio.....SE asia is my home now; so many places in malaysia thailand and vietnam that i can visit and be perfectly at home....