1 / 10Caracas, Venezuela's capital, is a commercial and cultural center located in a northern mountain valley. Hyperinflation, depression, violence and the worst political crisis has made Caracas the cheapest of the 133 cities surveyed in the Worldwide Cost of Living 2019 index, conducted by The Economist Intelligence Unit.
2 / 10Damascus is the capital of the Syrian Arab Republic. The war-torn, tourist no-go zone became cheaper because of the impact of political or economic disruption.
3 / 10Almaty, Kazakhstan's largest metropolis, is set in the foothills of the Trans-Ili Alatau mountains. It served as the country's capital until 1997 and remains Kazakhstan's trading and cultural hub
4 / 10Tashkent is the capital city of Uzbekistan. It’s known for its many museums and its mix of modern and Soviet-era architecture.
5 / 10Bengaluru, the capital of India's southern Karnataka state has the lowest cost of living among the 133 cities surveyed across the world, more affordable than Karachi, Delhi and Chennai.
6 / 10Karachi, the capital of the Pakistani province of Sindh has been named one of the cheapest cities to live in, taking the sixth spot on the list with over 133 in the world.
7 / 10Lagos, Nigeria’s largest city, sprawls inland from the Gulf of Guinea across Lagos Lagoon. This city is ranked 127 in 2019 Worldwide Cost of Living Survey.
8 / 10Buenos Aires is Argentina’s big, cosmopolitan capital city. The city ranked 125 remains highly affordable when compared to other cities globally.
9 / 10Chennai, on the Bay of Bengal in eastern India, is the capital of Tamil Nadu. This city have become more expensive over the last year with its rank increasing by a point.
10 / 10New Delhi, the capital of India is ranked 123 in its 2019 Worldwide Cost of Living Survey. It has become more expensive over the last year with its rank increasing by a point.
