Is there a place in the world you could live like a king via sig campaigns?

[Oluwa-btc]

Don't just buy clothes for no reason, buy clothes for particular occasions... so you don't buy unnecessary things you don't need. if you have less clothes that are important, you will have less clothes to launder.

To be a king doesn't always mean that you should spend extravagantly.

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King's are proud, they can't help but flag how wealthy they're.

[skarais]

The Pharmacist, I can say that you can live like a king here if you earn $1500 per week from signature campaign. That's a tough amount for me to spend for a week even though it's for 5 people assuming not buying luxury items. I think $300 per person for a week is more than enough to cover daily needs where I believe 50% of it can be saved for investment and others.

But of course it all depends on how they spend their money, how they manage their finances. But during inflation I think the need per individual is much higher than usual. But generally $1500 per week is an income that can guarantee you a happy life in my country. Are you interested in moving here? 

[xSkylarx]

I think first word country people need to travel a bit and realize how cheap living could be.

Some do, and I certainly would if I had enough money.  Unfortunately I don't, nor do I have anyone to travel with (sadly).  I'd love to check out India and the surrounding countries, and some countries in South America as well--Brazil and Belize in particular.

I believe you should consider South East Asian countries, which are typically third world countries such as the Philippines, where the cost of living is low because renting a small boarding house here was around $40/month (this is a decent one, you will have your own room a shared kitchen and bathroom), renting a whole house here is mostly $200, with the bills sometimes being free and also wifi depending on your landlord, but the problem is very low salary, with the minimum wage being only $1.25 an hour. I saw a lot of Americans visiting our country because of the climate and also they knew that Filipinos are very accommodating to visitors.

[Marykeller]

Every country has its exchange rate per dollar for its currency. The country of your residence will determine what will be the exchange rate of $300 per week. In some countries, mostly African countries. $300 per week is a big money, although the higher the dollar rate to its currency, the costlier the things in the country will be. Someone receiving $300 per week will be living above the average. He or she will be counting him or herself among the rich people living in the society

[macson]

i live in a country where the minimum spending for people here is $600/month, i don't think it's too comfortable a place for those who only expect income from a sig campaign.  but for those who earn $300/week ^{(sig chipmixer campaign member)}, imo it's enough because a month can make $1200. 

[wozzek23]

There is really none, and people forget that living like a king is relevant to where you are. If you think that you could "live like a king" in Zimbabwe or Venezuela, you are forgetting the main reason why they are poor, it is not just lack of money in the people, its lack of "stuff". Do you really think that you could go there, and buy a ps5 that easily? I mean even if you have the money for it? Or you could go there and have a luxury food? Order sushi from somewhere?

These are pretty regular normal stuff for an American. Forget about living like a king, just learn to live a decent and happy life in a great nation, that can be the real goal for a common man (at least in my born and brought up). You cannot be a mid income person in the USA or UK with just signature earning, that's for sure.

[The Sceptical Chymist]

There is really none, and people forget that living like a king is relevant to where you are. If you think that you could "live like a king" in Zimbabwe or Venezuela, you are forgetting the main reason why they are poor, it is not just lack of money in the people, its lack of "stuff". Do you really think that you could go there, and buy a ps5 that easily?

Well, I didn't state it outright but I'm making the assumption that I would bring all of my possessions with me to wherever it is I can wear my crown (lol).  And I'm going to make a further assumption that if I needed something like a PS5 I could buy it online and have it delivered.  Am I wrong in that assumption?  I don't know if Newegg or Amazon ships to Zimbabwe or Venezuela, but I can't imagine those countries don't have people buying stuff online.

I'd love to go to Zimbabwe, by the way.  I've read stories of the bush and its climate, and a lot of that appeals to me.

The Pharmacist, I can say that you can live like a king here if you earn $1500 per week from signature campaign. That's a tough amount for me to spend for a week even though it's for 5 people assuming not buying luxury items. I think $300 per person for a week is more than enough to cover daily needs where I believe 50% of it can be saved for investment and others.

Yeah, but it'd be $1500 per week for 5 people, so $300 apiece.  I could easily spend that probably wherever the castle is located.  I don't know what country you're in (I probably forgot) but it sounds like $300/week would go a long way.

And that's the thing about living in the US.  $300/week is a pittance if you don't want to live like a bum, buying cheap food and never having enough extra to buy things you want as opposed to the necessities.  Somebody tell me where there's a castle, mansion, chateau, hacienda, whatever that can be bought for a decent price where the weather is warm at least 3/4 of the year.  Pleeeease.

If you come to my Country where they do worship money, I think you'll have a comfortable one here in the right areas like Abuja, Largos and Uyo.

Bro, people worship at the same altar in the US--just look at all the American Youtubers flashing their bling and making a killing by filming themselves speaking illiterately about inane topics.  How many people are cashing in on the Will Smith slappening right now and making bank?  Tons.

[doomloop]

Every country has its exchange rate per dollar for its currency. The country of your residence will determine what will be the exchange rate of $300 per week. In some countries, mostly African countries. $300 per week is a big money, although the higher the dollar rate to its currency, the costlier the things in the country will be. Someone receiving $300 per week will be living above the average. He or she will be counting him or herself among the rich people living in the society

No matter how big the rate of dollar in your country but the items there are pricey, it will still be the same then? 300 dollar per week is indeed a hell lot of money already not only in Africa but anywhere you are in the world although that can only apply if you are a low earner but for someone that earns huge money, 300 dollar per week can be nothing for them.

Earning 300 dollar per week is still not enough though to call yourself rich even if you live in poor places but the earnings of a real rich man can be higher than that. It's amazing that a signature campaign alone can make someone's life easier but they should give out their best when posting.

[noorman0]

If you choose an agrarian country as a place to live, like the average Southeast Asian country, you will get many choices of cities with low basic needs. The reason is, most types of food staples are produced by the farmers in the village and not only do you get a discounted (negotiable) price by buying directly from the farmers, you also get it fresh (the king's way of life is to get the freshest food possiblein his own garden). Then there you can even support 4 other friends for $300/month.

Now let's say from $1200/month salary, you can set aside $900/month. Within a year (after enduring the desire to live like a king) you will be able to buy a piece of fertile land to produce your own food staples (according to nutritional standards) for a lifetime. It may only cost $100-150 for maintenance and paying land workers.

[Zilon]

Nigeria would have given a fair luxury if production quality for local product was stable enough. In this part of western Africa we have decline in quality of finished goods due to high cost of production so many resort to producing in quantity to meet the demand other than quality.

This will likely warrant spending in dollars other than the local Nigerian Naira so it will be more like spending more to get the best because you will still have to pay for importation fee except one will decide to settle for an average life but for luxury or even a menial comfort you will spend more not because the exchange rate is too bad but the quality of product isn't matching up the inflation rate

$1500 for a companion of five people living in a well furnished room can be possible but you will only spend more if you insist on quality. But nevertheless there will always be reservations and savings but bear in mind that quality is not a normalcy and is gotten a rare case of strict demand

[StanCrypt]

My question is whether there's any place on earth where $1500/week could allow five roommates to live very comfortably--perhaps not as boss-like as I described above, but maybe at least the big house and property.

Democratic republic of Sao Tome and Principe is an island country in the Gulf of Guinea, off the western equatorial cost of Central Africa. If you are looking for a place to live as a king, I bet you this country is your best option. 1 USD is equivalent to approximately 20,901 Db, $1500 should equate 31,351,500 Db. If you are looking for a place to live quietly and really comfortably, this is your best bet.
Although, there are other African countries whose exchange rate with regards to dollar is really. Countries like Nigeria with an exchange rate of 570 naira to 1USD and $1500 to 855,000 naira although on the black market, although its official exchange rate is 415.72 naira to 1USD and $1500 to 632,580 naira. Kenya with its exchange rate of 1dollar to 115.05 shillings and $1500 to 172,575 shillings, Sierra Leonean Leone with its exchange rate of 1dollar to 11,874.82 Sierra Leonean Leone and $1500 to 178,230.59 Sierra Leonean Leone etc.

<and how does one go about getting citizenship?>
Being a citizen of any county have mostly the same requirements, and African countries are not excepted. these i believe are most of the requirement to be a citizen of any of these country.
•   By Birth
•   Decent
•   Marriage
•   By Naturalization. By Naturalization I mean the person would have to fulfill the following conditions
1) you should have resided in the country for at least five years,
2) must be a legal adult
3) know the language
4) practice good morality and have good integrity
5) has renounced previous citizenship
6) have a viable means of support
7) obtain approval of the Ministry of Justice.
https://www.multiplecitizenship.com/wscl/ws_SAO_TOME_AND_PRINCIPE.html

[The Sceptical Chymist]

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Uh, you might have wanted to cite the source you pulled that info from, because you left a piece of end-quote code in that post that indicates it came from elsewhere. 

If you choose an agrarian country as a place to live, like the average Southeast Asian country, you will get many choices of cities with low basic needs.

OK, that sounds nice as has many of the other suggestions I've gotten here, but you and everyone else neglected to mention the climate.  Our campaign castle must be located in a place where the weather is good (and I mean warm and precipitation-free for most of the year) in addition to all the economic factors.  I know how it goes in most of Europe, Africa, and S. America, but I'm not familiar with the climate in most of Asia (except for Russia, but only parts of it).  It's important to me.

[Findingnemo]

Thailand? Where you can lead decent life for $6000 per month and probably can live like a king as well, have you heard of Pattaya walking street that is one of the place where every men wants to visit. I watched lot of vlogs you can get decent suite for yourself or couple for $50 per night means $1500 for 30 days but if you are going to take a rental home that is going to be lot cheaper.

And I had seen even you can complete your meal for a day in less than $10 from vloggers so that is my pick.

[Falconer]

Somebody tell me where there's a castle, mansion, chateau, hacienda, whatever that can be bought for a decent price where the weather is warm at least 3/4 of the year.  Pleeeease.

Pack your stuff and take a week off to visit Indonesia, I can guarantee you will enjoy life like a king if your current monthly income is $6000. 

There are many small towns in Indonesia that have friendly residents for them a tourist, I think that's justified because I'm sure some forum members have also been to Indonesia. Also you can choose a place where the weather is like you want. Are you interested?

[Captain Corporate]

 Well depends on the signature campaign isn't it? What is the highest paid one right now? Chipmixer paying around 300$ per week?

 Let us do a calculation.

 300$ per week for 52 weeks equals to = 15,600$
 Divide that to 12 to see per month
 15600/12 = 1300$ per month

 The minimum salary legally is 4250 Turkish Lira here. Which is 289$ as of today. That changes constantly because dollar keeps on rising. But let us take that into consideration.

 1300$/289$ = 4.5 times higher.

 Which means that you could earn 4.5 times more than what a minimum salary worker could earn, simply by working on chipmixer and nothing else. Obviously crypto is filled with chances, there are bounties, there are airdrops, so you could earn something more in the end.

 However, if you are looking for something more serious, the avarage is usually 100$ per week for legendary. To calculate that

 100$per week for 52 weeks = 5200$ total.
 5200$/12= 433$ per month.

 Which means in a nation with 289$ minimum salary, you would be able to make 433$ per month. Not bad of course, definitely better than %50 of the nation. Plus your income is in dollars which means that even if the nation does worse, and everyone starts earning less, you are still making dollars so you should be fine. But it is also not "like kings" as well in that case.

 The taxes here are super high, a car that is sold for like 10-20 thousand dollars in the USA or the UK could be as much as 100k here because of the insane taxes, or houses that you can rent for 200-300$ would be sold for $250k here. Aside from those "big" purchases, regular life should be fine for sure. Not great, not a lot, but "fine".

 So I would say that Turkey is a place where you could definitely live without a problem if you owned a legendary account. You will want more, its never enough, its not going to be enough to make you happy, but you will not be living badly, there are like 40 million people living worse than a regular legendary account owner, and maybe like 60+ million people living worse compared to someone who is enrolled to chipmixer. So you would definitely be doing fine even if not like kings.

 There are waaaay more serious reasons why you shouldn't come here though
 

[Oluwa-btc]

Sir, come rain come sun,the weather/climate is always warm, you don't really need heater/warmers innnit.
Like I said earlier on, I don't know how quick you want this, but one thing I'm sure of is that you can get a four bedrooms for nothing less than 33, million naira at Lekki phase 1 Lagos state here in Nigeria, the security there is high despite the insecurities in Nigeria.

Buh if the above mentioned is not fancied, then you can get a plot of land there, get a contractor and get a the mansion, chateau hacienda you have up in your head over to the contractor. But this will sure take time before it's completed, might take 8-9 months.
Cost of leaving ain't too high, and you can get whatever meal you want, since you're American I guess.

[Rockstarguy]

Nigeria would have given a fair luxury if production quality for local product was stable enough. In this part of western Africa we have decline in quality of finished goods due to high cost of production so many resort to producing in quantity to meet the demand other than quality.

This will likely warrant spending in dollars other than the local Nigerian Naira so it will be more like spending more to get the best because you will still have to pay for importation fee except one will decide to settle for an average life but for luxury or even a menial comfort you will spend more not because the exchange rate is too bad but the quality of product isn't matching up the inflation rate

$1500 for a companion of five people living in a well furnished room can be possible but you will only spend more if you insist on quality. But nevertheless there will always be reservations and savings but bear in mind that quality is not a normalcy and is gotten a rare case of strict demand

Not just only in Nigeria, but anywhere in Africa $1500 is a lot of money that even some government senior civil servant don't earn up to that as allowance.  This money can be used to get good apartments and buy a good ride within 4 months. Such allowance can yield more income in place like Nigeria or Ghana if invested in business to get a piece of land to build rented apartments because this two places in africa is a place to live well enjoyable life because the fast growing economy and the good weather conditions. 

$1500 for allowance is a reasonable amount of money for a man to live as a king with is family, and if it is well spent and invested very well it can turn one to be a young millionaire within some some years.

[CryptopreneurBrainboss]

Come live in Nigeria, with such earnings you'll be treated as a mini god here and to add to it, if those 5 individuals are white, you get more god-like privileges. I believe some of my country men must have broken down the cost of living in the country so I won't have to go into details but do know that, with such earnings, you can afford to live comfortably in one of the most secured and protected state in the country which is our capital Abuja. Yes Nigeria don't have constant night but not everywhere, with that kind of earnings you can get yourself a luxury house in any of the estates located in the Federal capital of the country and have access to good road, constant light, sucurity, healthier hospital etc.

Abuja is the ground for luxury lifetime and you'll neighbors to most of our celebrities and important figures.  $1500 is #877,500 in Naira based on the cryptocurency rate which is 585 Naira per dollar (yes that's how bad it has gotten). This means you'll be receiving 3.5million monthly which is higher than what 99% of the citizens in the country are earning. You could also live comfortably in Lagos with same privilege but that state is crowded and you'll have to spend more to have same comfortably as living in Abuja. Example, you'll need a private jet for easier movement because the road are always crowded due to over population. $1500 weekly is a big money and if anyone from Nigerian was to get such privilege then they're set for life.

[qwertyup23]

I think first word country people need to travel a bit and realize how cheap living could be.

Some do, and I certainly would if I had enough money.  Unfortunately I don't, nor do I have anyone to travel with (sadly).  I'd love to check out India and the surrounding countries, and some countries in South America as well--Brazil and Belize in particular.

I believe you should consider South East Asian countries, which are typically third world countries such as the Philippines, where the cost of living is low because renting a small boarding house here was around $40/month (this is a decent one, you will have your own room a shared kitchen and bathroom), renting a whole house here is mostly $200, with the bills sometimes being free and also wifi depending on your landlord, but the problem is very low salary, with the minimum wage being only $1.25 an hour. I saw a lot of Americans visiting our country because of the climate and also they knew that Filipinos are very accommodating to visitors.

Like what I also previously mentioned, the cost of living in the Philippines is relatively cheap compared to other South East Asia countries. Unfortunately, the minimum wage of our country is around p537.00 (~$11)/day and majority of the people are below the average income median. With this in mind, lots of tourists visit the country in which there are also foreigners who migrate and live in this country.

Since in essence, the value of currency is relative per country, you could say that participating into campaign signatures are privileges that our citizens seek. Having that convenience of working online and at the same time earning/investing is a blessing to everyone in our country.

[blockman]

OK, that sounds nice as has many of the other suggestions I've gotten here, but you and everyone else neglected to mention the climate.  Our campaign castle must be located in a place where the weather is good (and I mean warm and precipitation-free for most of the year) in addition to all the economic factors.  I know how it goes in most of Europe, Africa, and S. America, but I'm not familiar with the climate in most of Asia (except for Russia, but only parts of it).  It's important to me.

I haven't back read all of the pages but if you're concerned about the weather, to give you an idea about the climate in our country Philippines, we're a tropical country and right now we're in summer. So this usually happens from the month of March up to the last week of May and then starting the month of June there go the rainy days. As per statistics of how many storms/typhoons come into our country, it goes by the estimation of 20 per year. And starting from "ber" months, September to December there goes the cold/windy weather, not actually cold but this for me is the best season and it usually extends up to the month of February. So playing in the calendar, if it's about the typhoon, it's unknown where it's going to hit unless it's already inside the PAR (Philippine Area of Responsibility). It's always being reported if a typhoon is seen in the Pacific Ocean approaching the Philippine Sea. So if you have to consider staying in here with that budget of $1500 for 5 pax or $300 per pax/week, as said by others it's already that much and one tip, choose the place that's actually flood-free. Fortunately, I'm in a flood-free place. There are now some rural places that are being developed near the metro of each part of our country (Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao). The central is found in Luzon which is the NCR and there are cities in this region that are prone to flooding, well, most of the floods are like reaching your knee for some normal rains.