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I will just repost the suggestions I gave someone else and edit them a bit for ya, hope it helps If you would like any more info just let me know, il be happy to help :)
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This is something I have 10+years experience in....

If you wanna stick to Europe...


Your budget allows for Canary Islands, which are part of the EU technically but no where near europe, its minimum temperature is 19c (65f) at its COLDEST in winter, you have access to lots of beaches and its solid warm weather every single month.
Qualify of life would be high, internet is fairly good (fine once your set up)
Food is fairly cheap and good quality, eating out is very fairly priced for a western country.
There is enough parties and clubs all year round to just about sustain 7 night a week partying in Tenerife (just winter does get quieter)
$700 would afford you a 1 bedroom apartment to yourself in a prime location in the 100% English speaking area of the island.
with about $250 left for food pcm.
Its nice Ive lived here in playa de las americas, Tenerife just on the strip but didnt do it for me in terms of other things I want/need.

Or if you decide a cheaper part of the Island (which only downside is you wont be close to the parties and it wont be so much English speaking but you will have nice beaches and everything else) Then you would have a 2 bedroom apartment overlooking the ocean less than a minute walking to the beach with about $300 to 400 left for food


Another warm option would be Cyprus
It gets a little cooler its 17c at its coldest in winter, again lots of beaches very gorgeous ones.
The country is split into southern is Greek part (EU)
Northern is Turkish
With a tiny section British ('ave it)

Rent in a prime location (Ayia Napa) you could get if you search, for a basic 1 bedroom apartment would be around $400 - $500 (I have seen them for $300)
Really good parties but not during winter.
Again this is a purely English speaking tourist section, you could get a bigger and nicer placer for cheaper if you decide on a different area of the island.
(Only thing you dont have would be less English speaking and no parties)


Other Option would be Malta (again in EU)

This is warm 10 months of the year it does get a bit colder in January around 13c but feels colder, as in you probably need to wear a light jacket during the january month.
Internet is solid probably the best of the bunch.
But it is the most expensive for a good area, you're looking at $500-$600 for prime location 1 bedroom flat in Paceville/St Julians, where the strip and all the parties are at.
But you can find places for $300-$400 in other parts even cheaper, in fact if you really go to a less touristy part of Malta you might be able to get a $200 apartment.
English is the national language along with Maltese so you are all good there no matter where you are.
Quality of life is very high.
Partying is no where near as good as the others and very seasonal and small location (tiny 1 street strip but busy)

You could also look into the Greek Islands but I haven't lived or visited these so don't know but Malia and MyKonos are on my list specially after those slutty tv shows I watch, that show the kinda partying that goes on there, Beast.


Your other options for legit warmth would be outside of Europe, Thailand springs to mind for very good internet and cheap living with very good cheap food. Rent as cheap as the places above but don't expect it cheaper because Thailand isnt super dirt cheap for rent like you think it might be specially not in the areas you would want to be.
But it is seasonal weather with monsoon season so might not offer as much all year round but if your planning on staying in your room on the interwebs this could be fine, visa can be extended beyond the initial stay. Lot of my IM friends base here.

Im sure there is more outside of Europe though looking into Philippines as an option in the future for myself, but again as with Asia its probably got a long monsoon season.

They would be my suggestions as I've lived in all of them and wanted the same kinda thing as what you after. If you want any more information or have some questions on them or moving please feel free to give me a shout id be happy to help someone out on that journey.

(As a side note my next country to move is looking likely to be Cyprus again or Greek Islands or Serbia maybe even back to London, why the fuck be in IM if you're not gonna live it up like a boss?)
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I've just left Bulgaria, if I knew I would have come and took you for a walk.

As for weather, here in Tenerife it barely goes below 20 in the day time. May get a little cold on a night in winter, but never had any need for heating.

How much do you need to have a decent lifestyle in Canaries?
I heard many differents stories about...for decent I mean a 100-120 square meters home, eat 1-2 a week at restaurant and typical european comforts in general
 
How much do you need to have a decent lifestyle in Canaries?
I heard many differents stories about...for decent I mean a 100-120 square meters home, eat 1-2 a week at restaurant and typical european comforts in general

I pay €1000 a month for my apartment, it is on a holiday complex. It isn't 100sm, but nice. I paid 1200 a month for something around 120sm, but out of the resort. You can pay cheap, you can pay dear. But the cheap places are far less secure.

As for eating out, it's quite standard, if you are going off UK prices.

If you drive and don't give a shite about living on the resorts, then you can find far cheaper places. Like a decent 4 bed villa for 1200 a month.
 
Another warm option would be Cyprus
It gets a little cooler its 17c at its coldest in winter, again lots of beaches very gorgeous ones.
The country is split into southern is Greek part (EU)
Northern is Turkish
With a tiny section British ('ave it)

Rent in a prime location (Ayia Napa) you could get if you search, for a basic 1 bedroom apartment would be around $400 - $500 (I have seen them for $300)
Really good parties but not during winter.
Again this is a purely English speaking tourist section, you could get a bigger and nicer placer for cheaper if you decide on a different area of the island.
(Only thing you dont have would be less English speaking and no parties)


Other Option would be Malta (again in EU)

This is warm 10 months of the year it does get a bit colder in January around 13c but feels colder, as in you probably need to wear a light jacket during the january month.
Internet is solid probably the best of the bunch.
But it is the most expensive for a good area, you're looking at $500-$600 for prime location 1 bedroom flat in Paceville/St Julians, where the strip and all the parties are at.
But you can find places for $300-$400 in other parts even cheaper, in fact if you really go to a less touristy part of Malta you might be able to get a $200 apartment.
English is the national language along with Maltese so you are all good there no matter where you are.
Quality of life is very high.
Partying is no where near as good as the others and very seasonal and small location (tiny 1 street strip but busy)


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I would stay in Cyprus but never for long term living; north is great but very wild and someone say dangerous (is not EU and you must cross NATO border...when I trepassed it in motorcycle and seen NATO blue-helmets with machineguns was a little scared) south is most safe but very very touristic place but has some hidden pearls like kavo greco

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I would NEVER live in Malta, over-populated place everywhere, not so good food, invaded by tourists,English for the most, LOT of traffic..
The little island in front of Malta, Gozo, is very wonderful but too much wild to live in expecially all the year.
Between two there is Comino which is a rare pearl of beautiful, one of 3 best beaches I ever seen in my life; very touristic place too.
Colors are really so good in real, it's not photo editing:

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I'd vote for Balearic / Ibiza /Formentera/ Greece.

Ibiza is way underrated due to all the douchebags which concentrates in "Eivissa" which is local "provence", all the rest of the island is extremely beautiful and very wild with a lot of poor frequented beaches like Cala Salada

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I falled in love with central Greeks islands like Alonissos but they are more niche touristic places, only fishermen live here all the year.
 
idk if its been said yet, but u could try mexico. theyre some nice areas where anyone making 1-2k a month can live like they were trump. i went to mexico a few years ago and its like 5$ for a fifth of nice whiskey. just dont give out alot of hands outs as iv been told the children there will ask constantly and if their given money, their parents will make them stand out there even longer. atleast this was my expirence in a big tourist area.
 
Where does the majority of the Chiang Mai SEOs go when the smog hits from Feb to April?
What's the second hub?

One of my favorite spots is the Carribean, especially Saint Martin. However, they've been hit hard lately. Might be time to buy some real estate if you want to invest LT.
 
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