Cambodia: Secrets of Affordable Living | Retire | Single Stunning Women
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 พ.ค. 2024
- Dreaming of an affordable paradise packed with stunning women seeking companionship? Look no further than Cambodia! 🌺 In this eye-opening video, we unveil why Cambodia stands out as the top destination for single men looking to live or retire in Southeast Asia. From its breathtaking landscapes to its vibrant culture, Cambodia offers an unparalleled experience for expats.🌴 But what truly sets it apart? The abundance of gorgeous, single women eager to meet their match! Join us as we delve into the allure of Cambodia, where affordability meets romance in the most unexpected ways. Don't miss out on your chance to explore this hidden gem and potentially find your own love story amidst the temples and tropical beauty of Cambodia. Click now to embark on an adventure of a lifetime! 🎥✈️
Discover the secrets of affordable living in Cambodia and why it's a great place to retire for single stunning women. Live the life you've always dreamed of without breaking the bank! Want to retire in Cambodia? Learn the secrets of affordable living in this stunning country and how to make the most of your retirement as a single woman.
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As a retired person living in Cambodia, I did not think your video told the full story. On the flip side Cambodia can be a little costly if you are more than a passing tourist. Sure, street food is cheap, but who's going to settle for a bowl of noodles every night. Check out some of the major supermarkets, most items are imported and can rack up your shopping bill. Cars too are expensive, but gas is cheap. Properties and rent are on the increase and although cheaper than many foreign countries, they will cost you if you are looking for the standard you are probably used to. Utilities like water are very cheap, but electricity is expensive and one has to think twice about using the AC. Another thing here, yes Cambodia acepts USD$, but most stores are very picky about accepting it, unless it is a fresh note. Multiply times I have been declined, because the note may have a crease or small nick. This is not to put anybody off coming here or negative attitude to the country, but life overseas as a tourists view point, are not the same as being a resident. Seriously do your homework before thinking of retiring in a foreign land.
Yours is the comment that I was looking for, thanks for the much needed dose of reality!
Great info! Thank you very much for sharing your experience🙏
@@DiscoverTheWorld365 You're welcome
I am pretty sure you allow foreign ownership of land and the CHinese have now taken over your country....
I've been to Cambodia for extended time multiple times. I can testify about the electricity cost, I have read that it's one of the most expensive in Asia. I stayed in a condo and I would have to top off the electricity every 2 weeks. I admit I run the AC whenever I'm home. It's cheaper to go out and explore the city than to stay home with the AC on. If you convert gasoline from litters to gallons and to USD, it comes up to almost the same as here in the US, I'm sorry to say gasoline is not cheaper. Cars are extremely expensive, about 2 to 2.5 times more than the US. In fact, most southeast Asian countries are. They tax heavily on anything imported. The most affordable car in Indonesia is a Toyota that is built in Indonesia, no import tax. Motorbikes, aka scooters are very affordable. If you're in Phnom Penh, use the tuk tuk through PassApp, it's very affordable and faster than a taxi. The traffic in all major city in southeast Asia is terrible. The fastest way to get around in Bangkok is the trains.
Even with all the negatives, I'm still planning on retiring in southeast Asia in a few years. The positives outweigh the negatives by a long shot.
Oh, I didn't mention the ladies. That alone would erase any negatives.
perfect
love it
I've been considering a few places to move to, Thank you for sharing your video. A really well presented upload, packed with great information too. Next stop? A trip to Cambodia 🇰🇭
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching🙏
make me want to visit Cambodia. Thank you😍
Always welcome
Just go and visit. Also check out Thailand, Vietnam and the Philippines. I have been to 8 out of 10 ASEAN. I still have the Philippines and Brunei to go.
@@tonycho8115 Definitely! Visiting those countries sounds like an amazing idea. Thanks for your comment tho!
thx
Let us move there👌
Good
Thanks
Left US for much better life and lifestyle and found it in SE Asia. I’ll never go back to the hamster wheel, stress, contentiousness
Where did you move too
Cambodia uses the US Dollar for currency.
Why are Phillipinps marrying outsiders
We will work on it. thank you for sharing.
To get a better life , be Very careful .
What a waste of time. This is some brainless Ai BS.
Thank you for your advice. You do not have to watch again!
I have no interest in living in a foreign country . Staying is America .
The US is going down hard and it won't be long.
You are probably the type of person who is afraid to leave your comfort zone. I'm not going to ask if you ever traveled outside the US, that would be too much to ask. So I'll ask, have you traveled out of your state?
@@tonycho8115 IMO that is the mind set of most people the world over. Those who never leave their state or village. A comfortable pair of slippers in front of the TV. It's a safe place in this dangerous world ! 😆
@@tonycho8115 - anything beyond the surrounding counties is foreign for this one^^^