Let’s break it down in simpler terms. In Colombia, getting stuff delivered, whether food or anything else, is a game-changer.

Delivery fees can be steep in places like five, ten, or fifteen dollars.

But not here! Here, you can get something delivered for just one or two bucks.

And there’s this excellent app called Rappi.

I use it for everything – groceries, gadgets, you name it.

And get this: the delivery is free if you pay around five or six dollars monthly for a membership.

How awesome is that?

Now, think about how this makes life easier. If you’re busy like me and want to avoid stepping out for every little thing, Rappi’s got your back.

Need batteries, groceries, or whatever?

Just tap on your phone, and it’s at your door in minutes.

No hassle, no significant cost – it’s a game-changer.

Next on our list is something so cool; let me show you on my computer. Get ready for a surprise!

Bye-Bye Crazy Prices If you’re used to insane prices for internal flights, like flying from one end of Australia to the other, Colombia is about to blow your mind.

Medellin to Cartagena, Anyone? Let’s pick a famous route, like Medellin to Cartagena. For a flight on September 5th, just about a week from now, buckle up for this shocker – a one-way ticket for just 48 bucks!

Capital Adventures Bogota, the capital of Colombia, is on your radar. Brace yourself – flights can be as low as 27 dollars, and that’s not a typo! For about 30 to 40 dollars, you’re on your way to exploring the capital.

More Variety, Less Cost The beauty of these affordable flights?

They introduce a significant variety to your life, showcasing how money goes further in Colombia.

Imagine enjoying weekend getaways, exploring diverse cities, all while staying budget-friendly.

If you’ve ever dreamed of exploring various activities but are held back by costs and time constraints, welcome to Colombia – where the possibilities are exciting and affordable.

Personal favorites like singing classes, dancing, Spanish lessons, tennis, and even boxing are not just dreams here.

Singing classes? Nine dollars. Dancing classes? A mere five dollars.

Spanish lessons? Ten dollars or less. Tennis classes? Six dollars. Boxing classes? Eight dollars.

Imagine the variety and activity you can add without burning a hole in your pocket.

The affordability of activities and classes is a game-changer. It’s not just about affordability; it’s about how much more active and well-rounded your life can be.

Living in Medellin has become a treasure trove of experiences, with a regular schedule of different activities every day.

These affordable activities are hands down one of the best things about living in Medellin. Your life becomes a vibrant canvas of experiences, transforming you into a more well-rounded person.

Get ready for the top three game-changers in improving your quality of life by moving to Colombia!

1. Laundry & Cleaning Woes

Who enjoys laundry and cleaning? If you’re not a fan, you’re not alone. Dealing with wet clothes, repetitive washing, and hanging everything up can be a real chore.

2. Enter the Maid Magic

Now, in Colombia, the game has changed entirely. Having a maid is not a luxury; it’s a convenience. For around twenty dollars per session (sometimes even 15, depending on factors like exchange rates and your choice of maid), you can have a maid come to your house twice or thrice a week. They’re like household superheroes!

3. Time Freedom Unleashed

The magic unfolds between 9 in the morning and 3 or 4 in the afternoon. During this time, maids do all the cleaning, including your laundry. Some can even whip up a meal for you. They can often cook veggies, rice, and beans, packaging it all up. Boom, your meals are sorted for the week! This means more time to focus on essential matters, like work or personal projects.

4. A Better Quality of Life

The affordability of having a maid frees up your time and significantly enhances your quality of life. No more laundry woes, no more cleaning dread – just more time for the things that truly matter in your life.

Public transport, especially Uber, stands out as the preferred mode of getting around. In a recent video, the legality of Uber was discussed, acknowledging its somewhat ambiguous status.

However, in practical terms, it’s widely used, and encounters with law enforcement are laid-back.

There was even a personal experience of being stopped by transit cops, who, upon recognizing the use of Uber, didn’t take any action – a testament to the casual atmosphere around it.

Now, here’s the cool part – Uber trips are incredibly affordable. The individual in question takes around five to ten Ubers weekly; even for a half-hour journey, the cost never exceeds five dollars.

Typically, one-way rides average a mere two to three dollars. This affordability factor allows for more enjoyable activities without straining the wallet. And that’s the transportation scene in this neck of the woods!

Here’s something cool – health care in Colombia won’t break the bank. In the US, healthcare costs can be crazy high, but here it’s a game-changer.

Sura, you’re looking at just a hundred bucks a month for the complete healthcare package. And guess what? That’s way cheaper than most options in the US.

Quick thing to note – these healthcare deals are for folks with a cédula (national ID card), and you can only get that if you have a long-term visa.

So, it’s not just open to everyone.

If you want to dive deeper into the extraordinary and cheap things in Colombia and see how money goes further in Colombia, and how far your money can stretch, check out this video.

It breaks down how someone lives like a king on just two thousand dollars a month.