How Much It Costs To Retire Abroad In These 33 Locales

One of the cheapest countries to live in Europe is Bulgaria. Shutterstock.
23. Bulgaria
People usually don’t think of Bulgaria when they are looking for a cheap place around the world to retire. However, it is one of the most affordable places to live and work, especially if you want to live in Europe. As long as you can live among thousands of tourists every year, this is a beautiful place to settle. Plus, its history goes back over 8,000 years.
You can rent a one-bedroom apartment for a little under $300. Using public transportation to reach your destination costs around $1, and most meals are under $5.