Pakistan is ranked as the world’s third cheapest country, according to a recent survey.
According to this survey, India with the living index of 24.14 is the cheapest country which is followed by Moldova, Pakistan, Kazakhstan and Nepal. You can find several other countries in the list also including Ukraine, Georgia, South Africa Romania and others.
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Total 50 items were taken to account in this survey including clothing, utility, food and drink from supermarkets and restaurants, internet and mobile phone bills, leisure activities, accommodation and taxi fares.
Nepal has cheapest apartments and restaurant meals while cinemas prices, electricity bills and transport are lowest in Cuba. Ukraine has cheapest McDonalds combo meal while Uganda provides the cheapest pair of Levis 501s.
Among these 20 most cheapest countries, the highest percentage of forest land (54%) and the highest life expectancy (79 years) is in Colombia while world’s most heritage sites (32) are in India.
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The best average internet connection speed (12.8mbits per second) is in Romania while Ukraine has minimum chances of a natural disaster, Moldova has fewest roads (9352 kms) and the least urbanized country is Bosnia & Herzegovina.
According to this survey, the cheapest countries are mentioned below.
1. India
2. Moldova
3. Pakistan
4. Kazakhstan
5. Nepal
6. Ukraine
7. Georgia
8. Algeria
9. Azerbaijan
10. Colombia
11. Tunisia
12. Macedonia
13. Syria
14. Serbia
15. Albania
16. Sri Lanka
17. Bosnia and Herzegovina
18. The Philippines
19. South Africa
20. Romania
Apart from that, Bermuda is the most expensive country which is a British overseas territory and its cost of living index is 133.68. The next four countries in the list are Switzerland, the Bahamas, Norway and Iceland. At number 12 and 21, you will find UK and USA respectively.
Following are the most expensive countries:
1. Bermuda
2. Switzerland
3. The Bahamas
4. Norway
5. Iceland
6. Denmark
7. Singapore
8. Luxembourg
9. Kuwait
10. Hong Kong
11. Japan
12. United Kingdom
13. Australia
14. New Zealand
15. Ireland
16. Israel
17. Sweden
18. Belgium
19. France
20. Finland
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