REACTION | Cost of Living as Americans in Johannesburg South Africa! | Lex Pyerse Clothing

from ‪@GoingFartherTogether‬
Thinking about moving to South Africa from the US? Or just curious about the real cost of living in Johannesburg? In this video, we take you on a typical day in Johannesburg to show what life is really like for expats, digital nomads, or anyone considering living here long-term.

We start with a grocery shopping run to break down monthly expenses in Johannesburg, walk through the vibrant streets on a guided tour, and wrap the day with dinner at Mama Samba, one of the best restaurants in Rosebank.

Whether you’re planning to retire in South Africa as an American, visit Johannesburg on a budget, or just want a clearer picture of South Africa vs USA living costs, this video gives you a practical, on-the-ground view.

📌 Covered in This Video:
• Grocery haul & prices in Johannesburg
• Free walking tour through Johannesburg with a local
• Dining at Mama Samba in Rosebank
• Insights on monthly cost of living in South Africa
• Tips for those moving or retiring abroad

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