Life In Uruguay
Like the other countries on this list, prices depend on the city you decide to settle in. Bigger cities are more expensive than outlying areas, but we daresay that $500 for a one-bedroom apartment is not bad at all. Utilities for such a place should only be $114 and Internet $32. You can get a monthly public transport pass for only $41 as well. Clothing here is on the more expensive side as a pair of jeans from Levi’s will cost you $83 and Nike sneakers will cost you $100. Luckily, food is not expensive at all as you can get a pound of oranges for 50 cents and a 2-liter bottle of water for $1.25. You can rest easy as well because healthcare is cheap at $200 a month for two people on the basic public plan. It covers doctor visits, hospital stays, and tests! The amazing beaches, tango clubs, and historic cities will take up all your time.
Life In Uruguay
