Some of you guys travel a lot, or aspire to live in other countries. I came across this site and thought it might be of interest:
Xpatulator
Xpatulator
Cost of living in regions of the world
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I looked at tomatos in Walmart the other day, 50 cents a piece.
The same amount of $ buys you 1 kilo worth of tomatos in Mexico.
Food for thought. Pun intended.
The same amount of $ buys you 1 kilo worth of tomatos in Mexico.
Food for thought. Pun intended.
5.05 USD in the Migros Supermarket as of today.
Migros - M-Go – der Einkaufsplaner der Migros.
And this is a 40% off special. (please note the price 2.30 Swiss Francs is for 500g)
So the normal price hover around 8 USD
Sigh...
::emp::
I call bullshit on NYC being more expensive than London.
London property only affordable to extraterrestrials
London property only affordable to extraterrestrials
Are there any good sites like this that speaks from a viewpoint of someone who works fulltime online rather than a retired expat perspective?
Interested to hear from a source which will also include info relevant to us like internet connections etc.
Interested to hear from a source which will also include info relevant to us like internet connections etc.
Thanks for the share, but the site isn't terribly helpful. I pulled up Bangkok, Jakarta, Manila, and Phnom Penh and they write stuff like: item/service XYZ is low/average/high in comparison to other places. What places? Just in Southeast Asia? The world? What the hell does low, average, or high mean? Totally useless.
A good option to calculate and compare Cost of Living:
Current Cost of Living Index by City
As you can see the 10 most expensive cities in the world are in Norway, Switzerland and Australia
Current Cost of Living Index by City
As you can see the 10 most expensive cities in the world are in Norway, Switzerland and Australia