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Veteran Member
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Egypt
Age: 35
Posts: 535
Name: Sherif Massoud |
Hi my friends..
It seems that I may have a chance to work in UK, but I want some information about living there, I just want to know how much one person must pay monthly to live a reasonable and moderate life, not very expensive, and not very low level also, some information about housing(what's the best solution for live?small appartment is the best solution?, food price(general idea)...and so on. Also, how much it'll cost for a family (me+wife and one little daughter) Ofcourse, I think every place can differ in prices, meaning London maybe high than other towns, don't know if I'm right? or wrong? I need your help my friends ASAP, and turn the light for me |
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: London - ish
Age: 38
Posts: 435
Name: Trevor Tizard |
First...........living in the UK is currently very expensive. Food, housing, utilities etc have all gone up by a large amount in the last few years. I beleive we are about the most texed nation in the world at the moment.
For housing this can help for both purchases and rental price ideas: http://www.rightmove.co.uk/ And this may help with the price of food: http://www.tesco.com/todayattesco/pricecheck.shtml Hope this helps. |
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: London - ish
Age: 38
Posts: 435
Name: Trevor Tizard |
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The first web site will give you an idea of rental prices in Surrey (which is a large county with lots of cities, towns and villages). The second web site will give you an idea of food prices. If you know where your planning to work and have no car, then start with rental prices in that town. |
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VERY expensive!
even though i studied and lived there a few years ago, i have gone back to visit regularly, and my last visit was last month, in which i was HORRIFIED with the prices! I mean..you cant really get a ballpoint figure from any forum you'll ever visit, but just to give you an example, if you smoke, then youre screwed already! If your offer seems serious and you feel it has potential, i would urge you to get on a plane and go visit for yourself for a few days... it's the only way you can really get an idea according to you and your family's lifestyle.
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Glasgow
Age: 29
Posts: 117
Name: Al Rawlinson |
I think the cost of living is probably highest in the South East corner of the country. Although the basics are going up and up it seems. £6 for ten fags is restaurant prices you'll get a pack of 20 for £6 here.
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Veteran Member
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Egypt
Age: 35
Posts: 535
Name: Sherif Massoud |
Ok, thanks again for your information, but I'll make it more simple and ask a direct question for anyone who live in England: Can I live reasonable live with £500? or it may cost more..£1000?... what's the minimum money should I spend? not specific number.. generally, I mean roughly..
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