Life In Belize
The cost of living in Belize is also on the low end. You can get a 900 square foot apartment for a measly $460 and internet costs $40. Expats have claimed that their sweet lifestyle sets them back by $1200 each month. Although imported food can get expensive, a lot of people hop into Mexico to buy things they cannot live without. Locally grown food and seafood are available at cheap prices for people who want to save some money. The climate is mild, so there is no need for heating or air conditioning. While gasoline is not cheap at $6 per gallon, the monthly public transportation pass is only $35. Generally affordable, the health care is fine but expect to have a hard time finding doctors in the more rural areas. A visit to the doctor will cost you $7 on average, while hospitals will cost you $15 each day.
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Life In Belize
The Philippines
With over 7,000 tropical islands to choose from, there is going to be something for everyone in the Philippines. The country boasts of thousands of miles of amazing beaches, so this is the way to go if you are a fan of tropical living. There is a plethora of things to do around here. Feel free to drop by the temple in Cebu, Manila Ocean Park, Fort Santiago, the Tubbataha Reef, and Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park!
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The Philippines