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What if you could be

sorta rich?

You're sorta rich somewhere.
See where you can go and make your money go further.

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🇹🇭 Bangkok

$9,000

feels like

🇨🇴 Medellín

$7,800

feels like

🇵🇹 Lisbon

$4,800

feels like

🇮🇩 Bali

$10,500

feels like

See all 195+ countries →

Real data. Not "cost of living" blog posts.

We combine World Bank purchasing power data, IMF inflation forecasts, live exchange rates, and visa databases into one clear picture of what your money actually buys.

Purchasing Power Analysis

See how far your income stretches in any country vs. home — adjusted for real local prices, not tourist rates.

Visa & Residency Data

Passport-specific visa requirements, digital nomad visas, retirement visas, and length-of-stay rules.

Real Cost Breakdowns

Rent, groceries, transport, healthcare — itemized in your home currency so you can plan with confidence.

Your monthly income

$3,000/month

Purchasing power by city

United Statesbaseline

$3,000 (baseline)

Lisbon1.6×

Feels like $4,800

Medellín2.6×

Feels like $7,800

Bangkok

Feels like $9,000

195+
Countries covered
35M+
Digital nomads worldwide
1,500+
Cities with data
6
Data sources combined

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World Bank · IMF · United Nations · ECB · Open Exchange Rates

People are actually doing this

35 million digital nomads. 500,000+ Americans retired abroad. This isn't a fantasy — it could really be you.

💻

"Went from barely making rent in Austin to having a penthouse with a view in Medellín. Same remote job. Same salary. Different math."

Software dev, 28

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"Our Social Security covers a 2BR apartment, private healthcare, eating out daily, AND we save $800/mo. Try that in Florida."

Retired couple, Chiang Mai

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"Family of four. International school, house with a pool, private healthcare — $3,200/mo all-in. We were spending $4,200/mo on rent alone back in New Jersey."

Remote worker, Kuala Lumpur

Why get Lambo.
When you can be free.

Open the map. Pick a country. Do the math. Chill.

See where you're sorta rich →