Been living in El Salvador as an American with my wife. We spend nearly half of your monthly expenses out here in Opico!. Usually monthly we spend around 400/600 dollars depending on what we need
@@twopeopleinparadise We’re just really strict with our money but not too strict because we do spend occasionally on pupusas, clothes, etc; but we never make it a habit. A lot of it is buying fresh vegetables locally and making fresh meals, preserving water and electricity when needed, and never spend on stuff you most definitely don’t need! Our rent is 200 for a house that has a lot of space and a yard, we got really lucky with this find. The further away from cities and tourist areas you are, the cheaper prices will be. We pay around 19 dollars in water, 23 dollars in electricity and around 20 for internet each month, nothing too out of this world. Most of the time we stick to eating eggs and beans, both which are very cheap and will last you a fairly long time. As long as you know how to make them right, you’ll never get tired of it. Also taking public transportation such as buses when you need to reach a far location is a very cheap option. My wife is my love but also my financial advisor! She’ll never let me spend on something too crazy. I’ve always been used to spending a lot of money when I lived in the US, but here has taught me to be more responsible and realistic with what I should and can buy. I don’t speak Spanish so it helps her from stopping me since I can’t buy stuff alone lol. I love it here in El Salvador and it feels more alive and comfortable, I wouldn’t have it any other way 🇸🇻
I lived in Reno Nevada, USA and I paid $ 475 monthly only for sleeping in one corner of the living room with not privacy and spent $105 weekly for my groceries. Guys, you really are in a paradise in El Salvador. Value this chance!!!
The average Salvadorian makes 3-4k yearly in El Salvador. So imagine bringing 30k with you to El Salvador you can live off that 30k for couple of years with big house and food and if you want raise family even better.
@@roboterminator_T-1000 . when you say that some people make $ 3-4 k yearly. You should be more specific cause those people are informal commercial. But professional ones make good money and they can have better lives, maybe better than those who are looking for the american dream.
I just did the shopping with my husband at Aldi and we spent $285.00 for the two of us. That shopping is for 3 weeks. My car's loan Toyota Corolla 2018 is $320. Our car's insurance by geico is $80 a month, our house's mortgage is $800.00. Electricity is $200. Our internet is $60. I fill up my car every week $30 dollars. Would you like to move to Tampa Florida? I guess not right...lol. God bless you guys! You did the right choice🙏
I live in Los Angeles, California, and l pay $1600 in rent alone, not counting food, utility bills, car insurance, car payment, l will move to El Salvador once l retired. Good Luck guys, enjoy EL SALVADOR.
@@myracarbajal4978nice are you American if so your lucky. You get to work in USA and bring back to El Salvador more then 10k which is 3x the amount of what Salvadorians make in 1 year
I thank you for showing the world the cost of living for you in El Salvador, TJ made a comment about the cost of living for him and his wife, living in opico a cheaper place (housing and others), safe place today, thanks to God and our president Bukele, the cost of living for TJ is half of what you spend, another thing, we Salvadorans are always willing to help, ask for help, information that you are paid a lot for certain products that They are cheaper, thanks guys and God bless and protect you in your new land.
For pepper and tomato seeds just save and dry the seeds from your purchased vegetable ,pick out some of the seeds and dry them in tissue paper on the balcony in sunlight, they will grow no problemlemo.
You can buy a cheap $2,000 car as well, eventually you will recover the cost Vs. Uber trips plus you will be able to discover more places in San Salvador without spending more on ubers
I thought you might like a comparison of what things are costing in BC (Vancouver Island) now. Some things we are refusing to buy because of the inflated prices but here are some comparisons from early December 2022. - Bananas $1.52 / kg. - 30 flat of eggs $9.19 - Ground Chicken $1.76 /100 g. - 4 l jug of 2% milk $5.49 - Iceberg Lettuce $5.00 EACH - English Cucumbers $2.79 each - Beefsteak Tomatoes $2.06 each - 10lb. bag of russet potatoes $7.00 - Limes .87 each (Prices are from the biggest chain in Canada - Superstore) Walmart Grocery division has better prices on some items but are U.S. based.
FUD meat. I so get it. Living in Cape Breton I went through it ALL with COVID mandates. You are both an inspiration. Canada may never again be what it was. Thank you for what you are doing. So happy for you.
It doesn't turn bitter? I've noticed here in LA that when I cut a lime, I use half and store the other half for later. When I go to use it, it tastes bitter. It doesn't happen to lemons though.
Hello, I live in El Salvador. I recommend you buy fruits and vegetables and cereals in the La Tiendona Mega Market. You will save almost half of your budget. This Mega Market is in San Salvador.
El Salvador es muy atractivo para los extranjeros hoy en día, ya que el país goza de una excelente seguridad, y el costo de vida comprado con sus países es mucho menor, además ellos son Bitcoiners lo cual les atrae que este País tenga al Bitcoin cómo moneda de Curso legal, disfruten El Salvador es su casa y procuren tramitar la Residencia Salvadoreña, Bendiciones!.
Great video! Just as a recommendation you can pay less for rent depending on the area but in the city you can rent for around $200 to $500 and for transportation it will be cheaper if you own your car, regards!
I love your videos guys. I grew up eating FUD meat and I laugh my ass off when you explain what FUD stand for. I’m coming down to El Salvador in December for first time in 5 years. And I’m bringing my girlfriend and show her how I was raised. Greeting guys!
Thank you for your information, by the way, if you want to grow peppers, buy them ripe and let One dry out and plant the seeds thats the way my grandpa did it, good luck.
Hi guys I'm from El Salvador but I inmigrante to Canada 40 years ago if you wants to plant go to a vivero(garden center) ask the people that take care of you in your place where is one
Thanks! I was most curious about the cost of living there. Really appreciate seeing El Salvador through y’all’s lens. 🧡 Plan to visit during BTC halving party 🎊
I’m Salvadorian living in Canada Bc,if you go out in the local mercado, you can take all the veggies more cheap than the supermarkets,muchas bendiciones y felicidades
Thanks for the informative video! Here in Houston, my wife just throws the pepper seeds into the garden beds, thumb presses them down, and often within a few months plants with peppers.
Well it might seems relative to the salaries, but here in Toronto, Canadá 4 thousand dollars a month is not anything good how prices are now. If someone rent a 1 bedrooms is around 1,400 to 2,000 minimum on rent alone.
Hello,hello!! Wow guys,I see you eat very healthy!! So you will live very old because fresh fruits help to have a very good digestion...very important information for those who would like to move to a tropical country,specialy El Salvador...👍👍👍 nice continuation for you!!
Very good and comprehensive excellent video, I was born in ES, working and living in London, ON, getting ready for my retirement in ES, cost of living in 🇨🇦 pricey. Luckily, there is a piece of land waiting for me in Chalatenango. Thank you guys
the snow kept me from moving to canada, I already spent time in snowy places it was brutal to be under 20 - in germany, I heard some people are making it with under $ 800, still enjoying life in el salvador, I never saw a pony that size in el salvador I assume came from canada too (tiny Doggy) good luck to you,
I pay close to 2.5k a month here in Vaughan for a small house. 3k for food and insurance and utilities. And I am in the lucky side. Other people are in the 5k per month just for rent.
Brown eggs are the normal colour; America for some unknown reason bleaches their eggs white which makes the shell thinner and more susceptible to spoiling.
I think the rent is pretty affordable in ES . For two people it’s not bad at all. I would love to go back to my beautiful Pulgarcito de America. Thank you for this valuable info.
If you want to be here; don't let anything stop you! We overcame so much and sacrificed even more to get here, and we haven't looked back even for a moment. 💙🇸🇻
$750 is quite steep, I saw an apartment at Colonia Escalon which is one of the wealthiest neighborhoods for $700. My nephew and family live in a 3 bedroom apartment in a gated community in Santa Tecla and pay $400.
Wow that's awesome prices great deal Your getting tones for your money 🤑 we've seen that brand but never took the chance n we don't buy processed food even back home we never eat much of that garbage 🗑️ 😂 Thanks for sharing friends 😊 Cheers from 2 Canadians 🇨🇦 in Mexico ✌️🐶🥰
Yes they still buying process food, I guess is not for everyone, but in El Salvador you can eat better, most local they cook from scratch. Maybe they need to hire a Salvadorian cooker. but that is more of a personal preference.
Not sure if anyone mentioned before but bus might be the cheapeast form of transportation. Initially might find it difficult to figure it out but there should be a bus from almost all over the place to San Salvador.
I live in Asia and I am from East Europe. So I looked at the comments and see many American's thinking this is all so cheap. For me it is very expensive when I listen to these prices. It is the rent part that shocks me. I pay 300 to 500 USD a month for rent. Transport is nothing expense with Grab or Bolt for me. Food prices more or less similar. I spend 1200 to 1500 a month but I have a very middle class to luxury life in East Europe/Asia not a cheap life where I count money. But still I am interested to move there as it is a new country of hope. Europe is dying and West 'democracy' is really people control like communisim I came from long ago. So I guess it depends on where you are from in the world as to what is 'cheap;'. Thank you for your video
I REALLY LIKE TO THANK YALL FOR THE INSIGHT ABOUT EL SALVADOR AND THE FACT THAT INVESTING THERE AS MY WIFE AND SON SAID WOULD BE A GOOD IDEA. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK ON PROMOTING THE POSITIVE CHANGES.
Not bad .. here in san francisco cost of living is off the roof..I pay for a house that purchased 21 year ago 2500 monthly.. not including car payment, insurance and food . Cost came around 3,500
It would have been cheaper to go to the market, than to have gone to that food chain. The pineapple is very expensive, reproduce the pineapple and take seeds from the fruits. They are in a very expensive tourist hostel; but there are houses between $150-300 rent.
User cars are very cheap since they are being imported mainly from US , repaired and sell at lower prices and a good condition, with $ 7k-10k you can get a decent car , plus since the distances aren’t too far away the gas mileage is pretty good
I love your videos. By the way you can plant the seeds from the jalapeno pepper you took a bite out off. Be careful with the Uber rides guys. Greetings from Romeoville Illinois
Thank you for this video! Btw… you can propagate all of your produce, either by sprouting, planting, or rooting from the produce you buy every week!! There are a ton of TH-cam videos about the best way to propagate each type of plants that you eat! According to your video, that means that eventually you could save $45.00 a month on produce. Also, you didn’t mention how much you spend on dog food for your beautiful fur baby (did he/she move with you from Canada?).
Hi u guys should try taking local transportation is much cheaper than Uber and try to include local fruits and vegetables trust me u gonna love it and is much cheaper good luck
The organic food comes mostly from local vendors, but you have to have a good eye. Many of the vendors buy food from the major producers just as the grocery stores do. There are some vendors who drive around on trucks selling fruit they picked from the jungle. They always have the best fruit at the best price, if you can track them down.
Guys I have in armenia,4bedrooms,2baths we own.for 3 people our house runs less than 60$ our dish/ internet less 60$.we buy n we have our water 26$ around month.food is our most ,we also have car.so gas.but you guys live near beach it's more expensive.
First, I want to send some love from Montreal! You guys are inspiring. I was born in El Salavdor, but I've been in Canada all my life. I was wondering if you could recommend a nice place to settle (not in the city persay... Montreal is not my thing) something like where you guys are at. A place to have your own chicken, for example. 😅 Thanks for your videos. They give a true sense of reality in El salvador
Many, many people have their own chickens all over the country. We were just speaking with a couple that lives near El Zapote, on the western side of the country. They have a little homestead out there. If you'd like us to connect you, drop us a DM on Twitter!
We haven't been to one yet, but the time for that is soon. Some recommendations have come from our subscribers, and we will be documenting our experience. This will be part 3 of the 'Cost of Living' series, within a month!
Thanks for sharing so detailed information. Regards from Miami. Be careful with autofocus on your camera. I think autofocus does not help when one is too close to the camera.
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El Salvador es un bellísima pais
Been living in El Salvador as an American with my wife. We spend nearly half of your monthly expenses out here in Opico!. Usually monthly we spend around 400/600 dollars depending on what we need
How do you do it?
@@twopeopleinparadise We’re just really strict with our money but not too strict because we do spend occasionally on pupusas, clothes, etc; but we never make it a habit.
A lot of it is buying fresh vegetables locally and making fresh meals, preserving water and electricity when needed, and never spend on stuff you most definitely don’t need!
Our rent is 200 for a house that has a lot of space and a yard, we got really lucky with this find. The further away from cities and tourist areas you are, the cheaper prices will be. We pay around 19 dollars in water, 23 dollars in electricity and around 20 for internet each month, nothing too out of this world.
Most of the time we stick to eating eggs and beans, both which are very cheap and will last you a fairly long time. As long as you know how to make them right, you’ll never get tired of it. Also taking public transportation such as buses when you need to reach a far location is a very cheap option.
My wife is my love but also my financial advisor! She’ll never let me spend on something too crazy. I’ve always been used to spending a lot of money when I lived in the US, but here has taught me to be more responsible and realistic with what I should and can buy. I don’t speak Spanish so it helps her from stopping me since I can’t buy stuff alone lol. I love it here in El Salvador and it feels more alive and comfortable, I wouldn’t have it any other way 🇸🇻
Did you buy a home there or do you rent?
@@V.E.R.O. we rented two houses in different times here, each costing 200 dollars a month. Some houses can go as low as 175
@@TheTmaster12 How long have you lived there? From what I read gangs were active there as recently as 2018.
Save and grow the seeds in your bought produce
Dios los bendiga linda pareja y El Salvador 🇸🇻 es su casa y Dios está con uds y todos en El Salvador
I lived in Reno Nevada, USA and I paid $ 475 monthly only for sleeping in one corner of the living room with not privacy and spent $105 weekly for my groceries.
Guys, you really are in a paradise in El Salvador. Value this chance!!!
The average Salvadorian makes 3-4k yearly in El Salvador. So imagine bringing 30k with you to El Salvador you can live off that 30k for couple of years with big house and food and if you want raise family even better.
@@roboterminator_T-1000 . when you say that some people make $ 3-4 k yearly. You should be more specific cause those people are informal commercial. But professional ones make good money and they can have better lives, maybe better than those who are looking for the american dream.
I just did the shopping with my husband at Aldi and we spent $285.00 for the two of us. That shopping is for 3 weeks. My car's loan Toyota Corolla 2018 is $320. Our car's insurance by geico is $80 a month, our house's mortgage is $800.00. Electricity is $200. Our internet is $60. I fill up my car every week $30 dollars. Would you like to move to Tampa Florida? I guess not right...lol. God bless you guys! You did the right choice🙏
I live in Los Angeles, California, and l pay $1600 in rent alone, not counting food, utility bills, car insurance, car payment, l will move to El Salvador once l retired. Good Luck guys, enjoy EL SALVADOR.
those are my plans as well! my parents are both retired and will be moving back to ESL in June this year!
@@myracarbajal4978nice are you American if so your lucky. You get to work in USA and bring back to El Salvador more then 10k which is 3x the amount of what Salvadorians make in 1 year
I thank you for showing the world the cost of living for you in El Salvador, TJ made a comment about the cost of living for him and his wife, living in opico a cheaper place (housing and others), safe place today, thanks to God and our president Bukele, the cost of living for TJ is half of what you spend, another thing, we Salvadorans are always willing to help, ask for help, information that you are paid a lot for certain products that They are cheaper, thanks guys and God bless and protect you in your new land.
For pepper and tomato seeds just save and dry the seeds from your purchased vegetable ,pick out some of the seeds and dry them in tissue paper on the balcony in sunlight, they will grow no problemlemo.
Thas is good price thanks you for the information
dude you LOOK SO MUCH HEALTHIER than the last video....the sun is doing you good! Congratss!!!
Thank u so much.. Very helpful!! I am writing u from canary islands.. So happy with ur videos... 🙏
Wow! Great video and really good prices, El Salvador is actually a paradise, God bless you guys ✨❤️🤩
Thanks for the comment!!!🍁
You can buy a cheap $2,000 car as well, eventually you will recover the cost Vs. Uber trips plus you will be able to discover more places in San Salvador without spending more on ubers
I thought you might like a comparison of what things are costing in BC (Vancouver Island) now. Some things we are refusing to buy because of the inflated prices but here are some comparisons from early December 2022. - Bananas $1.52 / kg. - 30 flat of eggs $9.19 - Ground Chicken $1.76 /100 g. - 4 l jug of 2% milk $5.49 - Iceberg Lettuce $5.00 EACH - English Cucumbers $2.79 each - Beefsteak Tomatoes $2.06 each - 10lb. bag of russet potatoes $7.00 - Limes .87 each (Prices are from the biggest chain in Canada - Superstore)
Walmart Grocery division has better prices on some items but are U.S. based.
Ouch! Serious prices!!
Canadian here! Love your videos!!!!
FUD meat. I so get it. Living in Cape Breton I went through it ALL with COVID mandates. You are both an inspiration. Canada may never again be what it was. Thank you for what you are doing. So happy for you.
Great informative video! Saludos desde Honduras! Vamos El Salvador! ❤
Hi,
I use to get 20 limes for $1.
Squeeze them add 1/2 tsp salt store it in glass jar in the refrigerator.
It will last you for almost 3 months.
Interesting, thanks for the tip!
It doesn't turn bitter? I've noticed here in LA that when I cut a lime, I use half and store the other half for later. When I go to use it, it tastes bitter. It doesn't happen to lemons though.
Keep up with the good content!
You can get your hot pepper seeds right from the middle of the pepper you just ate.
YES, I was going to say that
Love it this family 👪 so kindly nice to meet you guys God bless you. From America enjoying el salvador. Nice people country 😊😊😊
Hello, I live in El Salvador. I recommend you buy fruits and vegetables and cereals in the La Tiendona Mega Market. You will save almost half of your budget. This Mega Market is in San Salvador.
Superselecto has Virginia baked ham ,turkey ,cheese but I use fud also.
El Salvador es muy atractivo para los extranjeros hoy en día, ya que el país goza de una excelente seguridad, y el costo de vida comprado con sus países es mucho menor, además ellos son Bitcoiners lo cual les atrae que este País tenga al Bitcoin cómo moneda de Curso legal, disfruten El Salvador es su casa y procuren tramitar la Residencia Salvadoreña, Bendiciones!.
Thanks for the great info.
Great video! Just as a recommendation you can pay less for rent depending on the area but in the city you can rent for around $200 to $500 and for transportation it will be cheaper if you own your car, regards!
Remember they are 5 mins away from the beach!!
Try, the chiltepe pepper, little round green peppers.
You guys should go to the "mercados" on the street, because it's a lot cheaper.
Great video de informacion..
I love your videos guys. I grew up eating FUD meat and I laugh my ass off when you explain what FUD stand for. I’m coming down to El Salvador in December for first time in 5 years. And I’m bringing my girlfriend and show her how I was raised. Greeting guys!
Drop us a line! We'd love to met you and your girlfriend. @TwoPeopleInPara
Thank you for your information, by the way, if you want to grow peppers, buy them ripe and let One dry out and plant the seeds thats the way my grandpa did it, good luck.
Haha. Nice intro acting!😆 and the fud meat is not $2.90, its priceless 🤣... anyway super super helpful video. Thank u!
Hi guys I'm from El Salvador but I inmigrante to Canada 40 years ago if you wants to plant go to a vivero(garden center) ask the people that take care of you in your place where is one
wow good prices!!!
Thanks! I was most curious about the cost of living there. Really appreciate seeing El Salvador through y’all’s lens. 🧡
Plan to visit during BTC halving party 🎊
If you see us, say hello!
WHEN is BTC having party and where? We will visit at that time too!
I’m Salvadorian living in Canada Bc,if you go out in the local mercado, you can take all the veggies more cheap than the supermarkets,muchas bendiciones y felicidades
Gracias amigos
Great info guys. Thanks!
Thanks for the informative video! Here in Houston, my wife just throws the pepper seeds into the garden beds, thumb presses them down, and often within a few months plants with peppers.
Thank you guys, great video.
My dear friends, you can actually grow your own vegatables like tomatoes, green peppers. Be safe and it is always nice to watch your videos
If we had our own property we would try to grow ALL of our produce. Lol One day my friend.
The intro 😂. Love your videos.
Nice guys, thanks for sharing your experiences living in my country, hope to know you some day.
Wow that's amazing I spend so much on groceries here USA
Well it might seems relative to the salaries, but here in Toronto, Canadá 4 thousand dollars a month is not anything good how prices are now. If someone rent a 1 bedrooms is around 1,400 to 2,000 minimum on rent alone.
Yeah, that's why we left. One of the reasons anyways.
Hello,hello!! Wow guys,I see you eat very healthy!! So you will live very old because fresh fruits help to have a very good digestion...very important information for those who would like to move to a tropical country,specialy El Salvador...👍👍👍 nice continuation for you!!
Great video!
Im Salvadorean .... GOD BLESS YOU ALL❤
You as well ☺️
I hope you’re comfortable in El Salvador, that’s most important.
We are so happy here
Very good and comprehensive excellent video, I was born in ES, working and living in London, ON, getting ready for my retirement in ES, cost of living in 🇨🇦 pricey. Luckily, there is a piece of land waiting for me in Chalatenango. Thank you guys
Congrats on your retirement! So great to hear about Salvadorans coming home.
the snow kept me from moving to canada, I already spent time in snowy places it was brutal to be under 20 - in germany, I heard some people are making it with under $ 800, still enjoying life in el salvador, I never saw a pony that size in el salvador I assume came from canada too (tiny Doggy) good luck to you,
Thank you your a great resource and a nice young cpl sounds like a trip there to scope out everything coming soon
do you shop for your vegetables in the vegetable markets? I think that would be cheaper and then get everything else in the super market.
Yes, for the most part, we get all the fresh fruits and veg at the Mercado
Buy jocotes, they are great as a vitamin sources
I pay close to 2.5k a month here in Vaughan for a small house. 3k for food and insurance and utilities. And I am in the lucky side. Other people are in the 5k per month just for rent.
Sure, you guys have exquisite taste there, that is not free.
Brown eggs are the normal colour; America for some unknown reason bleaches their eggs white which makes the shell thinner and more susceptible to spoiling.
Vegetables and fruits are cheap in El Salvador and fresh! Coffee is the best. Very Nice video!
Thank you!
I think the rent is pretty affordable in ES . For two people it’s not bad at all. I would love to go back to my beautiful Pulgarcito de America. Thank you for this valuable info.
If you want to be here; don't let anything stop you! We overcame so much and sacrificed even more to get here, and we haven't looked back even for a moment. 💙🇸🇻
$750 is quite steep, I saw an apartment at Colonia Escalon which is one of the wealthiest neighborhoods for $700. My nephew and family live in a 3 bedroom apartment in a gated community in Santa Tecla and pay $400.
Wow that's awesome prices great deal
Your getting tones for your money 🤑 we've seen that brand but never took the chance n we don't buy processed food even back home we never eat much of that garbage 🗑️ 😂
Thanks for sharing friends 😊 Cheers from 2 Canadians 🇨🇦 in Mexico ✌️🐶🥰
Yes they still buying process food, I guess is not for everyone, but in El Salvador you can eat better, most local they cook from scratch. Maybe they need to hire a Salvadorian cooker. but that is more of a personal preference.
@@TheOscar0964 I think it was for the video my friend
We know they are smart cookers 😂
This video is awesome thank you for all the information you guys are sharing
Thank you for watching!
Not sure if anyone mentioned before but bus might be the cheapeast form of transportation. Initially might find it difficult to figure it out but there should be a bus from almost all over the place to San Salvador.
I live in Asia and I am from East Europe. So I looked at the comments and see many American's thinking this is all so cheap. For me it is very expensive when I listen to these prices. It is the rent part that shocks me. I pay 300 to 500 USD a month for rent. Transport is nothing expense with Grab or Bolt for me. Food prices more or less similar. I spend 1200 to 1500 a month but I have a very middle class to luxury life in East Europe/Asia not a cheap life where I count money. But still I am interested to move there as it is a new country of hope. Europe is dying and West 'democracy' is really people control like communisim I came from long ago. So I guess it depends on where you are from in the world as to what is 'cheap;'. Thank you for your video
Love ❤️ your videos guys!!!
Great video! 👍🏼
I love all the clear spent for cost live in el salvador and the apartment is so nice very Natural I love ❤️ 😍 thanks to share tha kind video
I want to advice you about driving your scooter,be very careful.because many people dont care about bikers. I drive a bike too,best wishes friends.
I REALLY LIKE TO THANK YALL FOR THE INSIGHT ABOUT EL SALVADOR AND THE FACT THAT INVESTING THERE AS MY WIFE AND SON SAID WOULD BE A GOOD IDEA. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK ON PROMOTING THE POSITIVE CHANGES.
With the newly hydroelectric plant, electricity is expected to be cheaper.
We've already seen a 10% reduction on our bill
@@twopeopleinparadise great! More savings.👍
Not bad .. here in san francisco cost of living is off the roof..I pay for a house that purchased 21 year ago 2500 monthly.. not including car payment, insurance and food . Cost came around 3,500
Am moving back to my lovely country!!!
Thank you
Fruit infusions are easy to make in el salvador. Healthy
Bendiciones felíz.noches
It would have been cheaper to go to the market, than to have gone to that food chain.
The pineapple is very expensive, reproduce the pineapple and take seeds from the fruits.
They are in a very expensive tourist hostel; but there are houses between $150-300 rent.
The intros keep getting better and better, i liked this one! 😂😂🤣🤣
Nice start
User cars are very cheap since they are being imported mainly from US , repaired and sell at lower prices and a good condition, with $ 7k-10k you can get a decent car , plus since the distances aren’t too far away the gas mileage is pretty good
I love your videos. By the way you can plant the seeds from the jalapeno pepper you took a bite out off.
Be careful with the Uber rides guys.
Greetings from Romeoville Illinois
Thank you for this video! Btw… you can propagate all of your produce, either by sprouting, planting, or rooting from the produce you buy every week!! There are a ton of TH-cam videos about the best way to propagate each type of plants that you eat! According to your video, that means that eventually you could save $45.00 a month on produce. Also, you didn’t mention how much you spend on dog food for your beautiful fur baby (did he/she move with you from Canada?).
Hey guys you can do a TV show and en El salvador
Since your apartment is an open concept, what do you do for mosquitos? I don't like using bug repellent, what are some things you use?
Coils and citronella candels. They Don't bother Jessica as much as they do me. I'm always getting eaten alive. 🙄
@@twopeopleinparadise Thanks!
Super selectos is expensive.. but a local markets it cheaper.. also if you take the bus it costs quarters to move. Just slower transportation.
Great video guys! I should also check how much I'm spending here 🤔
😁
Would be great to see you guys soon!
Greetings from Toronto. I want to meet you guys. I hope to visit el salvador soon. Thank you for the great videos.
It would have been cheaper if you had gone to El Mercado Central, Fruits and Vegetables are so cheap there
She was all calm 😂😂😂and suddenly the money 😂😂😂
You can get the pepper seeds from inside the jalapeño
Hi u guys should try taking local transportation is much cheaper than Uber and try to include local fruits and vegetables trust me u gonna love it and is much cheaper good luck
Hola bendiciones como están mis amigos
Do you find lots of organic options at grocery stores? Excellent video!
The organic food comes mostly from local vendors, but you have to have a good eye. Many of the vendors buy food from the major producers just as the grocery stores do. There are some vendors who drive around on trucks selling fruit they picked from the jungle. They always have the best fruit at the best price, if you can track them down.
@@twopeopleinparadise Thanks!
Lol,,, loved the introduction, lol
Thanks guys.
Great video 👍
Guys I have in armenia,4bedrooms,2baths we own.for 3 people our house runs less than 60$ our dish/ internet less 60$.we buy n we have our water 26$ around month.food is our most ,we also have car.so gas.but you guys live near beach it's more expensive.
First, I want to send some love from Montreal! You guys are inspiring. I was born in El Salavdor, but I've been in Canada all my life. I was wondering if you could recommend a nice place to settle (not in the city persay... Montreal is not my thing) something like where you guys are at. A place to have your own chicken, for example. 😅 Thanks for your videos. They give a true sense of reality in El salvador
Many, many people have their own chickens all over the country. We were just speaking with a couple that lives near El Zapote, on the western side of the country. They have a little homestead out there. If you'd like us to connect you, drop us a DM on Twitter!
Buy double amounts and go half the trips since yransportation sounds expensive. Or go every 10 days
👍. Do you guys know how the prices for dentists are compared to home?
We haven't been to one yet, but the time for that is soon. Some recommendations have come from our subscribers, and we will be documenting our experience. This will be part 3 of the 'Cost of Living' series, within a month!
Thanks for sharing so detailed information. Regards from Miami. Be careful with autofocus on your camera. I think autofocus does not help when one is too close to the camera.
Oh yes, thank you we are aware. Problem is that the autofocus feature is enabling itself after we disable it. It's really frustrating!
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