Dean - Dev¹⁰(@DeanDev10):🇬🇧 LONDON 🏠 1/2 bed apartment: £8,500 🍳 Food: £3,000/m if I cook, £6,000/m if I use Deliveroo 🧺 Laundry: £450/m 💧 Bottled water: £1,200/m 🚗 Car: £4,000/m 🅿️ Parking the car: £3,500/m 🚇 Public transport: £1,800/m to stand in someone’s armpit 🏋️ Gym: £600/m + £200 joining fee ☕ Coffee: £1,500/m 📱 Phone/WIFI: £350/m 🧾 Council tax: £2,700/m 💰 Total: £34,599 a month London feels fast, connected and full of opportunity. Cleaning not included. The cleaner can’t afford London, she moved to Vietnam.

2026.09.20 17:42

🇬🇧 LONDON 🏠 1/2 bed apartment: £8,500 🍳 Food: £3,000/m if I cook, £6,000/m if I use Deliveroo 🧺 Laundry: £450/m 💧 Bottled water: £1,200/m 🚗 Car: £4,000/m 🅿️ Parking the car: £3,500/m 🚇 Public transport: £1,800/m to stand in someone’s armpit 🏋️ Gym: £600/m + £200 joining fee ☕ Coffee: £1,500/m 📱 Phone/WIFI: £350/m 🧾 Council tax: £2,700/m 💰 Total: £34,599 a month London feels fast, connected and full of opportunity. Cleaning not included. The cleaner can’t afford London, she moved to Vietnam.

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2026.09.20 06:57

My cost of living: Vietnam vs Thailand vs Bali 🇻🇳 VIETNAM 🏠 Apartment: $400/m 🍳 Food: ~$600/m if I cook, ~$800/m with delivery 🧺 Laundry: ~$19/m 🧹 Cleaning: included 🛵 Motorbike: $80/m 🏋️ Gym: free outside, or ~$120/m ☕ Cafés/coworking: ~$60/m 📱 Mobile internet: ~$9/m 💰 Total: ~$1,170–1,490/month Life here feels slower, calmer and more spacious. 🇹🇭 THAILAND / BANGKOK 🏠 Apartment: $700/m 🍳 Food: ~$800/m if I cook 🧹 Cleaning: I do it myself 🛵 Motorbike: ~$150/m 🚕 Taxis: ~$50/m 🏋️ Gym: ~$80/m ☕ Cafés/coworking: ~$70/m 💰 Total: ~$1,850/month + laundry/mobile Bangkok feels much more connected to money, people and opportunities. More meetings, partnerships, networking and things happening around you. 🇮🇩 BALI / UBUD 🏠 Apartment: ~$300/m 🍳 Food: ~$800/m if I cook 🍜 Eating out/delivery: roughly 2x Vietnam 🧹 Cleaning: included 🛵 Motorbike: ~$100/m 🚕 Taxis: ~$50/m 🏋️ Gym: ~$60/m ☕ Cafés/coworking: ~$60/m 💰 Total: ~$1,370/month + laundry/mobile if cooking Bali is harder to explain. It just feels like home somehow.