European country named 'super affordable' destination for British expats - 'live cheap and save money'

She highlighted the benefits of moving to Georgia based on its straightforward long-term visa arrangements for British citizens.

“Georgia is where UK citizens can stay for up to one year without a visa, which is the same as American citizens," Brittany shared on YouTube.

The country sits at a unique crossroads where Eastern Europe meets Western Asia, creating a distinctive cultural landscape.

“It’s kind of on the intersection between Eastern Europe and Western Asia collide so it’s not really considered one or the other," Brittany pointed out.

"It's very similar to Turkey in the sense that it's where European and Middle Eastern cultures, architectures and foods really come together to create a melting pot,"

According to the traveller, the country's appeal lies in a combination of accessible residency options and lifestyle benefits.

The capital city, Tbilisi, has long been one of the primary destinations for foreign nationals relocating to Georgia, attracting expats with its modern amenities and dynamic nightlife scene.

Professional opportunities are equally abundant in Tbilisi. This makes it an attractive option for career-focused expatriates.

The country's affordability is another major draw because it offers British expats the chance to live economically while exploring both Eastern Europe and the Middle East.

“It’s super affordable, so it’s a great place to save money and live for cheap while also travelling around the Middle East and Eastern Europe," explained Brittany.

The relocation expert also highlighted Gibraltar as a particularly appealing option for British citizens, with the right to live and work there indefinitely.

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Located at the southern tip of Spain, facing Morocco, Gibraltar maintains a unique status as a British overseas territory.

"It's technically considered a British overseas territory and not a part of Spain, which is why British people can live there indefinitely," explained Brittany.

The territory's position provides residents with easy access to both mainland Spain and North Africa.

British nationals can choose to work, study, or settle in Gibraltar without the visa restrictions typically associated with moving abroad, noted Brittany.