Top 5 countries with cheap workforce

We will never be satisfied with our own salary because let us face it, we really deserve more than this. But there are people from different countries of the world where people will be happy with some audacious salaries.

According to therichest.com, here is the top five of cheap labor:

5. Bangladesh – $228 per year

Bangladesh is an amazing country, despite having a history of suffering from numerous cyclones, terrible flooding, some of the worst traffic congestion in cities, and corruption. Hardly will you find a place that can compare to the hospitality and friendliness you will find here in Bangladesh. The country has a vibrant textile industry, the fertile lands are great for the huge farming population here, and the service sector, especially banking, makes Bangladesh an economic power in South Asia. Second only to India, Bangladesh has the highest foreign exchange reserves in South Asia and has one of the lowest costs of living in the world.

4. Kyrgyzstan – $181 per year

Kyrgyzstan is a landlocked central Asian republic that you should plan to visit one day. With mountains covering 94% of a country’s total landmass and snow covering 30%, this country is truly amazing. Furthermore, Kyrgyzstan has over 40,000 streams and rivers, close to 8000 glaciers, and 1923 lakes of different sizes. Although the country is 199,951 km2, it has a low population of approximately 6 million people.

3. Cuba – $108 per year

Cuba is a beautiful Island nation that receives at least 2 million visitors every year, who love it for its amazing climate, beautiful beaches, unique colonial architecture, and so much more. Cuba is the place to go when you want to get away from it all, as long as you are sure you can spend a few days without a McDonald’s or affordable Internet.

2. Georgia – $96 per year

Only a handful of countries can boast of spanning two continents, with one of such countries being Georgia, which is along the border between Europe and Asia. Georgia is a small country with a total surface area of 69,700 km2 and has a small population of slightly more than 3,700,000 people. Georgia might be a great place to go for a holiday but since the official language here is Georgian, communication might be a small challenge.

1. Uganda – $22 per year

In addition to being a beautiful country, Uganda is home to Lake Victoria, the second largest freshwater lake in the world, which happens to be the source of The Nile, the second longest river in the world. Uganda is a developing country with an estimated population of 37,800,000 people sharing a country that is 241,038 km2 in size. Since Uganda is a former British colony, the official language used here is English, meaning that there will hardly be a communication barrier between you and the locals.