What is the average budget for a digital nomad? Just planning to become one in 2021 however i dont have any clue how much does an average nomad spend (i know it depends on each peoples lifestyle)

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Some of your guys budgets are so high I can only assume you have hooker problems

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Living in Vietnam on and off and it's hard to spend over 1k a month.

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Averages do not matter. You decide. If your budget is low, you just have to travel cheap to cheap countries. Get hostels and cook... drive flimsy scooters or cars. Even if you want to spend more... it still up to you what's important. That's what beeing free is like.You want to save a ton, spend every penny. Eat like a king but sleep like a begger... live that life

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As a couple, we spend ~$1,500 in Sao Paulo/Brazil to live in a nice apartment, eat out often, gym membership, transportation, travel at least 1 weekend a month (with rental car), etc. We live very well to brazilian standards (top 5%).But when we were living in Melbourne for 6 months, it was more like $6,000/mo to live middle-class (traveling a lot, though).I have a friend living in Graz, Austria on $2,500/mo. Told me for a couple it would be $3,500.Back in Bali I honestly had no idea how to spend more than $2,000. Only if you go for luxury stuff. Ecuador, Guatemala, Colombia, Argentina, etc = up to $1,500'Richer' countries in south america (Chile, Uruguay) = $2,000So I'd say (for a couple):CRAZY EXPENSIVE CITIES (London, Melbourne, Amsterdam, NY, etc) = $6,000/moMost of EUROPE = $3,500Eastern EUROPE = $2,000Southeast ASIA = $2,000Latin AMERICA = $1,500(If you go to smaller cities it's much cheaper. Sao Paulo is the most expensive city here).PS: All of that is for a couple, renting your own place. If you wanna share apartments, stay at hotels, etc then it's obviously cheaper. And if you want to eat out every day and go to fancy restaurants, it will cost you more.

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There are ppl living on a few hundred dollars a month, other living on tens of thousands.. It wildly depends on how much you can afford and enjoy

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