[JASPREET]

I have seen people, mostly rich and those that have a lot of money and business, move to lower tier countries because we all know things are relatively cheap in lower tier as compared to the top tier and they also start their business in those countries and also get access to cheap raw material and labor, man power and that ultimately helps in increasing their profitability.

Is It Practical to move to lower tier country and save money?

[Netherrealmer]

If you make money in dollars or other bigger currency yes, Thats why Passport bros are going to Brazil,Phillippines and Thailand

[JASPREET]

I also feel that it is a good option and have heard of many who have left Uthe S and moved towards Philippines, Malaysia and other such countries and some even moved to Africa

[oldbuddy]

I have lived in the United States of America for over 86 years and visited a few other countries like Mexico, Canada, the Bahamas, London, Paris, but I have six children and 13 grandchildren plus one greatgrandchild with more to come and I guarantee there is nothing in this universe that would get my wife to any other country for more than 10 days at a time.

[eldavis]

I think the most important thing you should consider is if the county has everything you need, can you still live comfortably? Can you still work and go about your passion?

[Netherrealmer]

dont do it if you dont earn dollars, Euros or Pounds

[augusta]

You might not still live a comfortable life if you are not earning well especially earning good money in dollars

[Netherrealmer]

If you make at least 1000 dollars then you can live like a king in developing countries.

[JASPREET]

I agree, This is already being done by many people and they choose the country to switch carefully so they don't have to make much of an adjustment and still save money

[augusta]

I think the most important thing you should consider is if the county has everything you need, can you still live comfortably? Can you still work and go about your passion?

Yeah it is not about the place being less expensive but can you comfortable life there

[JASPREET]

People move to villages in here but it is for calm and peace because they don't like to busy life, sounds, traffic, noise etc

[eldavis]

Yes it is still a common practice here, after they must have worked for years in urban areas, they move to the village to retire.

[augusta]

Yes it does make sense if you are looking to retire but not when you are living a better place to the third world countries that have less utilities

[JASPREET]

If you are business-minded and are aware of potential raw materials available at low prices then its a good move

[Jem Smith]

For some people, sure. It would depend on what you do for a job and how transferable your skills are. My qualifications are specific to where I live and I would have to retrain and probably learn another language and still make less money if I tried this.

[Angie10]

dont do it if you dont earn dollars, Euros or Pounds

This!! I'm all about the British Pound or EURO. Whenever I'm online looking for side gigs, I'm on the lookout for the ones that pay in GBP or EURO.

I'll only move to a country that interests me, not to save money.

[Netherrealmer]

I want to move to South America because its safe from World war 3. Europe, Asia, North America and Middle east are not safe. especially Trump and Putin are friends.

[augusta]

Yes it would be better to move to a country that interest you not to save money. you might get there and not love the country.

[germainebull]

I think the most important thing you should consider is if the county has everything you need, can you still live comfortably? Can you still work and go about your passion?

Luckily the internet allows anyone to learn about a country comprehensively.
Plus one can always visit first to test things out.