Cost of living


m.dymas

Hi,

I'm thingking of applying to some universities in europe, could anybody please share their experience about the living cost in these countries : sweden, norway and finland? does 1000 usd a month is enough to support living with minimum standards (food, housing and study materials?)...

looking forward to your response guys...

Hi,

I'm thingking of applying to some universities in europe, could anybody please share their experience about the living cost in these countries : sweden, norway and finland? does 1000 usd a month is enough to support living with minimum standards (food, housing and study materials?)...

looking forward to your response guys...
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yaiza242

Hi,

I have studied in Helsinki for a month and I had a hard time sticking to my budget (the piece of cake that costed me 7 euros still hurts deep inside of me) 1000 usd are 680 euros... well... I guess you'd make it though you'd have to undergo some sacrifices (i.e. nightlife). Have a look to this site http://www.soa.fi/eng/index.htm
BTW, Norway is the most expensive one
Good luck

Hi,

I have studied in Helsinki for a month and I had a hard time sticking to my budget (the piece of cake that costed me 7 euros still hurts deep inside of me) 1000 usd are 680 euros... well... I guess you'd make it though you'd have to undergo some sacrifices (i.e. nightlife). Have a look to this site http://www.soa.fi/eng/index.htm
BTW, Norway is the most expensive one
Good luck
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m.dymas

Thank you for answering,

I guess adding additional 20 euros wont be a problem for me, so probably i am gonna spend 700 euros a month.

As for the night life, i won't take that into consideration, when living in europe i prefer being a nerd rather than a socialita.

Oh btw does anyone have any descriptions about raw materials for cooking, i guess when living in europe i prefer cook my own meal than buying food at cafe's or restaurants.

Any other descriptions about cost of living in norway or sweden?

Thank you for answering,

I guess adding additional 20 euros wont be a problem for me, so probably i am gonna spend 700 euros a month.

As for the night life, i won't take that into consideration, when living in europe i prefer being a nerd rather than a socialita.

Oh btw does anyone have any descriptions about raw materials for cooking, i guess when living in europe i prefer cook my own meal than buying food at cafe's or restaurants.

Any other descriptions about cost of living in norway or sweden?
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yaiza242

Oh, I forgot to mention:
You should also take into account that transferring money from your American bank account to the new one has a considerable cost -my case: 15 euros+/-;

if you decide to use your card directly in Europe's ATM's... they take a percentage of what you withdraw. I.e., everytime I withdraw, they retain 4% of the total amount plus 1% when the currency is different from that of my bank.
Solution... have a look to the online banks existing in the country so that you could avoid commissions.

Oh, I forgot to mention:
You should also take into account that transferring money from your American bank account to the new one has a considerable cost -my case: 15 euros+/-;

if you decide to use your card directly in Europe's ATM's... they take a percentage of what you withdraw. I.e., everytime I withdraw, they retain 4% of the total amount plus 1% when the currency is different from that of my bank.
Solution... have a look to the online banks existing in the country so that you could avoid commissions.
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eric.k

Cost of living is of course always depending from the location. Speaking for Germany it is absolutely possible to live with 700 EUR a month, as long as you don't chose one of the very expensive cities as Munich or Düsseldorf. But as our colleague already mentioned: an excessive nightlife won't be financed with this amount... :-)

Best,
Eric

Cost of living is of course always depending from the location. Speaking for Germany it is absolutely possible to live with 700 EUR a month, as long as you don't chose one of the very expensive cities as Munich or Düsseldorf. But as our colleague already mentioned: an excessive nightlife won't be financed with this amount... :-)

Best,
Eric

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niacho

please tell me is saarbruken expencive city? haw mach is monthly rent for student house?

please tell me is saarbruken expencive city? haw mach is monthly rent for student house?
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Hi,

I lived off 600 EUR a month without any probs when I did my LLM in Saabrücken, so I would say you can live like a king! :)

Good luck with your decision...

Hi,

I lived off 600 EUR a month without any probs when I did my LLM in Saabrücken, so I would say you can live like a king! :)

Good luck with your decision...

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irastuff

hi
i wanted to asked students who graduated from europa institute about some job opportunities. my parents will give me the money to pay for my education, but i need to pay for my living expenses by myself, so i was wondering is it possible to find a job in saarbrucken for a student with the very poor german?
would really appreciate any of your answers
thanks in advance
ira

hi
i wanted to asked students who graduated from europa institute about some job opportunities. my parents will give me the money to pay for my education, but i need to pay for my living expenses by myself, so i was wondering is it possible to find a job in saarbrucken for a student with the very poor german?
would really appreciate any of your answers
thanks in advance
ira
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hi
i am from georgia and I am eccepted in LLM in Saarbrucken, I have Bank Account in deutsche Bank but I only can to withdraw only 600 euros per month, my monthly rent will be 250 euros per month for accomodiation, so I think I need some extra money.
is there any part time student jobs?
Please tell me whom I have to allpy for help?
Best regards

hi
i am from georgia and I am eccepted in LLM in Saarbrucken, I have Bank Account in deutsche Bank but I only can to withdraw only 600 euros per month, my monthly rent will be 250 euros per month for accomodiation, so I think I need some extra money.
is there any part time student jobs?
Please tell me whom I have to allpy for help?
Best regards
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