not bad, not bad... :1orglaugh

Easiest way to stay in any of these places long term? So much hassle for many countries these days to stay there unless you have a work permit.

doesnt sound very easy:
http://www.expats.cz/prague/article/...dence-permits/

Nothing involving paper work is easy ;) Which is why services like this exist:
http://www.tradelicense.cz/

:1orglaugh

No requirements if you're an EU citizen.

For non EU citizens I'd assume it's the same as most countries, 3 months tourist visa would be the easiest route.

My advice to the OP would be to use a website like - https://www.airbnb.com

People advertise their spare room for a price per day/week/month.

Benefits include it's cheaper, less hassle than signing a rental contract, potentially socialising with the owner of the property etc

Since you're thinking about 2 - 3 months you could probably negotiate even better rental terms for that amount of time, just an idea :2 cents:

you're enough crazy to come to cis

I'm not really a party animal and not really into whores, though it's nice to look at them. I seldom drink too. Based on all the postings above, it seems like its quite doable to live with 800 or below. I could only speak English, hope they don't hate me. I just want to go somewhere in Eastern european to take a break. I would like to rent a bachelor apartment near city. Here are the things I would like to do - reading book in a cafe with nice scenery, talking to locals n learning their cultures, attending a lecture at a university, learning the language from a local, doing a bit volunteering work, etc etc.

i fucked a couple of girls from zagreb, whats wrong with your chicks man? :)

not exactly eastern europe but i suppose its at least eastern bloc. my recommendation would be Poland.

two of my mates have just settled in Krakow after travelling around (and wetting their dicks) in a few of Polands main cities (Gdansk, Warsaw, Sopot and some others i can't remember...).

I went out to see them when they were in Gdansk for a music festival and can confirm that the locals were very friendly. there was loads of bullshit on british tv about asians and blacks getting abused out there (and ukraine) in the run up to the euros but I didnt see anything close to it.

im defo going out to see those goons again and if i wernt settled in blighty would almost certainly be joining them out there for good cheap food and a fantastic ration of gettable good quality pussy than i have experienced anywhere else...

You, have a nice logo.

speaking english will get you high prices everywhere...

Looks like a good plan

more pussy too :winkwink:

Some pretty uncreative suggestions here. How about Ljubliana, Split, Hvar, Talinn, Budva, Riga, Varna, Sunny Beach, Minsk, Beirut, Dubrovnik, or Burgas.

How about food choice in some of these places? I saw subway sandwich outlet in Prague. Are those American food franchises are already there in the Eastern Europe?

You can find Subway, McDonald's, Burger King, KFC, Pizza Hut and others all over the place.

you can also buy coca cola, pepsi and we do have warm water and electricity :upsidedow

I live the "small city" within Prague and its definately possible to survive here with just 800 usd a month. 1kk costs here around 400 usd with all associated fees, then 200 usd for food from supermarket and 200 usd for rest.... And we have here one of the most beautiful countrysides in Prague and it takes only 17 min by the train to get on the main Railway station or 8 minutes to metro station Smichovske Nadrazi.
The small inner Prague-cities on the outskirts of Prague are more better for a livingn then central parts of Prague. Its like a living in small city with all attributes of Prague.

You could probably buy the whole apartment building for 800$ in Pripyat :D

Wroclaw has it all.... bit harsh winters as for whole Central Europe, tough....
couchsurfing.org and specific city groups are your chance for meeting local people....
there are also some NGOs to volunteer there....plus i know some guys from other EU countries, USA etc. living there and volunteering....

among warsaw, krakow it has biggest university scene/ young student girls etc. :)... but for me wroclaw has best atmosphere from these cities...

if you like Nature etc. you can live in some " charming shithole" village/countryside, somewhere in EU, even on west...for 800 euros / month....800 usd in Central Europe...but you won't get there as many possibilities for "active" social life as in bigger city

Wroclaw is fine, just been there a few months ago

Any places where you can live decently (not like a king) for $200 a month? Any places with great backpacking trails?

All this cheap talk, what about places for ~$1500 usd/mo rent? What's that going to get me? English, warm weather and women always a plus.

Bachelor suite with 2 room mates and instant noodles everyday...try Belarus or Ukraine

Some of them live there in periods to work and some of them are just thieves. It's about 50/50.

yes that is true, have been living in kladno and it is possible to live there with 800usd/mo, still living from hand to mouth but possible :thumbsup

maybe Ethiopia? Or some country like this and living in the hut...and it wont be a decent living anyway...:1orglaugh.

by the way, here is the example what you can rent in Prague for around 250 usd (without associated fees0

http://sreality.cz/search?category_t...=0&discount=-1