Several factors make living affordably in certain European countries a reality. In Montenegro, Romania, and Portugal, lower living costs, reduced housing expenses, and government incentives create budget-friendly conditions. Hungary’s capital, Budapest, offers an excellent quality of life without breaking the bank.
Malta, although small, provides tax benefits and competitive living costs. These cities offer the charm of European culture and history at a fraction of the cost compared to more expensive Western European counterparts.
LivingCost.org reports that the average cost of living in Portugal is $1,073, which is 52% less than in the United States. Nymbeo adds that rent is also half as
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