COST OF LIVING IN OSLO 💵 | HOW EXPENSIVE IS OSLO | Life In Norway | Indians in Oslo
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
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I remember when we were deciding about moving to Oslo, we found it hard to get this information easily. We didn't have any friend, family or support system here to guide us through. So, I thought of making a video about this. I have spoken from my experience of living in Oslo and tried to give an overall estimate on how much one might need to spend when living in Oslo, which still is one of the most expensive cities in the world.
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We are a couple living in Oslo. We we are able to survive on 2000 NOK (food only) per month if being a bargain hunter and avoid restaurants . This requires the following: Only one hot meal a day as Norwegians do, , buy in special discount stores Havaristen and Holdbart (not all items and offer changes from day to say) , avoid alcohol., use, buy cheap brands like First Price whenever possible, make use of 50% discount on items about to expire, be aware of special offers (Kiwi unlike other shops hide good offers) spei eat what is on offer and never be tempted to buy when the price is high. Without bargain hunting a couple will usually end up paying from 4000 to 5000 NOK a month
Two comments; if you are a student in Oslo, you pay only 188 NOK per month at the gym-which is dirt cheap. That is, if you train at any of the centres run by SIO-the Student Union in Oslo. One of the centres has a swimming pool, so you don`t have to pay extra to go to a public swimming pool, which could set you back 100 NOK for one training session. Transport: last time I checked, a 30 day pass for all public transport in Oslo is cheaper if you are a student AND under 30. I pay 814 NOK per month-unlimited travel within the city boundaries. However, students under 30 supposedly pay only 450 . Also, if you are Indian and feeling homesick, there are a few excellent Indian restaurants here in Oslo, check out "Mister India", or "Der Peppern Gror", which serves some really good Indian food. Namaste from Oslo.
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This is very useful as a future student in Oslo. Thank you!
I'm glad you found it useful. Happy to help. 😄
Nyttig informasjon, Tusen takk 😊
Love your channel! ☺️ You are so positive and likeable! 😊I just moved to Norway, too, so it is interesting to see other peoples experieces and thoughts!
Welcome to Norway! You will love the spring and summers. It's gorgeous here. And thank you for such kind words. 🥰
@Priyanka Wali Thank youuu! :) I am already loving everything here! 😍Just missing some stuff from my country (mostly food, LOL) 😆
@@gitalighthouse I feel you! I barely cooked before moving to Norway. Now its a life sustaining skill. 😂
Great....... so helpful and to the point
V informational video👍
Thanks for the feedback
if you are giving your opinion at the end of the video it is very useful (That expenses can be covered easy or not).. you told all expenses... I am confusing it is painful or not
Nice video and really helpful
Thank you ❤️
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Hey priyanka ! I'm new on your channel.
I'm a nursing student now but in future I want to work as a registered nurse in Norway. Also plan to settle in Norway in future.
Can I live decent life with salary ?
Buytheway love your channel ❤️
I am an SAP consultant with 5 years of experience in india..I'll be attending a final round interview with a big 4 company in Norway..im still not sure what is a good salary package in norway..I've been checking some sites online..can someone suggest me what salary number should be in my mind during the final round..
Normal salary for a bachelor level job is around 600k NOK yearly
Thank you for your info.
Very helpful
Thank you!
Hey hello ma'am plzz let me know which city should is choose to work as food delivery driver?
i am a pharmacist..i want to shift and work in norway..how much on average pharmacists earn there?
We r planning to move to Oslo. Plz tell me how can I get a job there
Very good
Hi, 1 bedroom apartment (for married couple) means what...1 living room with kitchen +1 bedroom or just a studio apartment? Kindly reply.
I BHK.
@@priyanka_wali OK.thanks
Nice content .Can I know if 39K NOR per month (after tax) suffice a family of 3 which includes a 4 year old .
Same situation like me
do you like Norwegian waffle ? @priyanka it just blowed my mind
What do you guys do for a living?
So, Is 28k NOK/month after tax is sufficient to live in Oslo for an indian couple and a kid (under 2 years)?
I don’t think it’s sufficient. You’ll be hardly saving anything at all. You’ll HAVE to rent a 2BHK, by law, since you have a kid. Kids need a separate room here. It will cost you at least 12-13k, if you choose a location in outskirts. Add groceries 5-6k. Utilities another 2k. Transportation 1.5k. These will be the bare minimum expenses.
@@priyanka_wali ok. So i forgot to mention that, this salary is of Phd in university of oslo. So, saving won't matter much. And Probably they will offer students housing. Also we are vegetarian and dont drink at all. Will these factors make any difference?
@@npnatu what I have cited is excluding recreational/leisure expenses like drinking, eating out etc. Groceries are expensive in Norway, irrespective of veg or non-veg preferences. If lodging is being taken care of, seems doable. Else I’m not positive.
@@priyanka_wali ok. Thanks for the help, that clears my doubt. And your videos are informative and awesome.
Ma'am how is market for Indian CAs there ?
Can you please share your LinkedIn id ?
Sorry but Singapore is not a city but a country, no?
It’s a country and a city both!
@@priyanka_wali Ahh ok, didn't know that.
So is there any place you recommend to get a comfortable 2 bedroom flat with a decent price?
East side is cheaper than the west side. However, some people find west side nicer. It depends on your individual preferences and budget. I recommend searching on Finn.no (open it on google chrome) to get a good idea. It has quite a lot search options. You can put filters like size of the apartment, number of rooms, neighborhoods etc and figure out best options at present in the market.
@@priyanka_wali thanks for your reply. Could I perhaps ask you how much do you both spend each month? Like in total ^^ and also I'm really interested in eating outside as well (we are already used to here in Czech Republic), would you say that you can eat well by ordering food/eating outside once or twice a week or do you have to really buy the cheapest foods available? thanks.
@@AkariLadon2 Norway isn't like most countries. Groceries here are expensive. Once you are here, you'll figure it out. Even ordering food regularly is not possible as minimum charges per dish plus delivery charges again add upto a lot. The maximum expenditure we incur as a couple is mostly on groceries here in Norway. So is the story of most people. I have already mentioned each segment in the video. Everyone mostly cooks their meals in Norway. Eating out is widely restricted to once or twice a week, perhaps over the weekend.
@@AkariLadon2 as for buying the cheapest groceries, we keep shuffling the brands every now and then, trying to find best food deals and offers in different stores. Not necessarily the cheapest always. Its a personal preference as per a person's budget.
@@priyanka_wali You make sound like Norway is not a good place to live and that going there seems like a wrong choice :(
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Video ka starting boht hi ghatiya tha
hopefully the rest of the content was valid, your highness.
Very nice