REAL WAGES IN RUSSIA 2023 🇷🇺 *hustle or go broke*
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- čas přidán 19. 06. 2024
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00:00 - 00:32 Hello Hello
00:32 - 02:42 salaries in Vladivostok and my region
02:42 - 04:45 salaries in Moscow
04:45 - 06:04 business and IT trend
06:04 - 07:50 Interview with Moscow friend
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Thank you, Lisa! This helps to give the big picture of salary vs cost of living. Here in the US we have the opposite problem, with high salaries and high expenses. Average salary is about $5000/month. But then we have taxes, deductions, health care expenses, higher education expenses, pricey groceries, transportation, and if you're lucky can still afford that $2000 average rent or mortgage. By the way, I think you have found a cool speciality in which you excel, and wish you continued success 💞
I have education in fashion design by the way!! i tried few jobs in my life 😁 I think is it same in US and RUSSIA just US is more expensive and you spend more, in here usually as well you spend half of income on rent if you don't have your oun flat. also big minus it is not easy to save money for traveling... foreign currency is expensive... ruble is so weak
Totally misleading video!!! What matters is what you can buy with your paycheck. I can't speak for Europe, but as someone who has lived in the U.S. for 25 years (1994-2019), I can say that purchasing power in Russia is at an acceptable level. I say this taking into account the prices of housing, utilities, electricity, internet, television, cellular phone services, gasoline, city transportation, and medicine (free in Russia). They are much, much, much higher in the U.S. than in Russia. Accordingly, the price of food in the U.S. is much higher... Plus the progressive taxation is very disturbing out there...
P. S.
According to the World Bank's statistics for 2022, Russia's GDP is in 5th place in the world and 1st in Europe in PPP (Purchasing Power Parity).
Yes, but you should realize she is a liberal (thought a moderate, less aggressive one). Liberals always spit on their countries, no matter if they are Russian liberals, Serbian liberals, Hungarian liberals... they are all the same, and they LOVE cherry picking data to prove their point, and comparing apples & oranges. I live in Serbia and I recently travelled to Russia: what surprised me a lot is groceries are 30% cheaper than in Serbia, also meals at Vkusno & Tochka (ex-McDonalds) are 30% cheaper, gasoline is literally 3x cheaper, electricity 2x, gas for home heating 6x... etc. The lowest salary advertised on the streets of St Petersburg is 63k RUB, offered by Vkusno & Tochka. According to Rosstat, average salary in Russia is 76 604 RUB, in June 2023.
Yes. I follow a lot of vloggers from Russia and what amazes me is that even outside of the two big cities people are generally well dressed, lots of folks out at restaurants and cafes, healthy looking, generally things look prosperous. Of course there are places and even whole regions which are struggling as there are in the US or UK or even Germany. Also the average Russian living space, while cozy, is far smaller than in the US. But generally Russia seems prosperous enough, especially for a country that when thru 70 years of really bad economic policies
Yep, she is feeding bullshit to her audience to get views.
These numbers often are "take home", not "before taxation".
yes it is
Thanks for ur info.
Thanks for this interesting video.
Informative video 👍
Great vid
Good information
Your loving admirers ask, Lisa responds! Very informative. Can't wait for episode about Lisa renting or buying an apartment. ❤❤❤😊
maybe if I will move to Moscow I will show how to rent 💓
Very informative video as someone that would love to Moscow in the future. Thank you so much for sharing!
you are welcome! I am in Moscow now, you can watch vlogs from here
Thanks!
spasibo bol'shoe za vash podarok !!! 😆🤗😁 ochen' priyatno
With the background and music getting some serious mid century modern 'vibes' from this one.
It's really great , you are replying to most of the reactions .
im trying, sometimes I have a lot of comments on different videos so I can skip some ))
wow, i think last week or the week before you were at 14k subs. glad to see you're finally getting the growth you deserve.
no it was more than a week! but yes, some people are joining our party 😏
У меня степень доктора экономических наук, поэтому это было очень информативно. Спасибо тебе за видео. 💐☕💝
thank you! wow PHD in economics? really smart 😇
Hi, Lisa. You didn't say that these amounts will be taxed only 13%. Other taxes are paid by the employer. If this video is watched by a European or an American, he thinks that he still needs to pay 30-45%
Plus 20% purchase tax on everything but basic food in most of Europe.
When they speak about wages in Russia(not only in RU) they always speak about wages after taxes. Taxes are employer problem. Ordinary worker doesn't have contact with taxes. If you have you own businesses then you think about taxes.
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It's not the case for the US...
Tax on property in some places of the world like New York, LA, London and… is very high.
In Moscow, it’s very low.
Loving your channel and content Lisa. I am looking to move from Australia 🇦🇺 to Russia 🇷🇺 in the near future.
if you will earn in Australia remotely then good idea 😏
Same here. We are seriously looking at moving to Russia, so sick of the situation here, especially now with the referendum and general wokeness. It seems like Russia is the last bastion of traditional values.
It's not for nothing that Russia is depicted on the murals at the Denver airport.
@@747SpringbokIn Russia, 1% of the country's population came to Christmas. If you need traditional values, then they definitely don’t exist in Russia.
Hello Lisa! Lots of possible salaries available depending on your education and experience. It looks like you are a time traveler. Part of your video was shot on February 2, 1987 and recorded on videotape. That was years before you were born, I'm sure. Maybe those are 1987 wages?😁 Haha, I'm sure those are current numbers. Thank you for the informative video and I hope the weather is still pleasant.🌞👍
it is just new editing experiments haha 😇 the weather is still nice! but soon I am expecting a big change...
Excellent vixeo. I think that it is good to have an entrepreneurial mindset no matter which country you are in. Also, I am on my own epic road trip right now 😊
amazing, where are you heading?))
@@lisa_with_love I drove from Chicago to the Gulf Coast beaches in Alabama. It's so wonderful here with the soft white sand beaches they call sugar sand. I also stopped in Nashville. I only have a week but you really need a couple months to do this road trip properly! I will post video of my trip on my channel
Thanks Lisa. I just found out that a silver ruble of the time of Catherine II in the 1700s weighed about 24 grams of silver. A US silver dollar is 26 grams, so they were worth about the same then. Pity it's gone down so much. But you are definitely worth your weight in gold though❤
rubble during soviet time and even during 90s had different value... my parents used to have Kopeiki (like cents) 1 ruble was a big amount of money!! for 2-3 kopeiki you can buy bread or milk for example 😳
@@lisa_with_love Thank you LIss. I wondered if the kopeiki were still in circulation. First time I went to Prague in 2007, they still had 50 heller coins, but now it's only koruna. I had two rubles of Catherine the Great, but I sold one and gave the other to my niece. As a kid, she wasn't impressed, I wish I'd sent it to you now.
yes we have Kopeiki coins but almost in no use because Ruble coin is so cheap now too
that would be interesting to see ancient ruble 😁
@@lisa_with_love If you like I will try to get you one for Christmas, but I'm not sure if parcel postage to Russia from UK is affected by sanctions. Over here ones in fairly good condition, that is not too worn, cost between £150 - £300 depending on the condition. If you have a post office box number, or you let me know your address by email, I could send it to you. Or it might be easier for me to send you the money to buy one from a coin dealer over there. Their value keeps going up if you keep them. When I bought the other two, 20 years ago, they were only about £70 and now the price has more than doubled.
Very interesting! Stay a blogger!
I will, promise to watch me 😂💁
Site agent is in charge of the building site . Below him is a foreman who deals with the workers. Clearly of work oversees for the client
Looking beautiful
I would have to say go by the rent or mortgage of homes United States is like 2 to 3 weeks of a paycheck
Wage earners are poor everywhere.
your content and videos are very good and very helpful for people who want to work in Russia, Lisa.. can I work on a plantation or as a driver in Russia, please advise.. Thank you beautiful Lisa 👍😘
Lisa, you're doing a little mistake here with the exchange rate.
Ruble to $ or EUR is quite volatile but the salaries and prices in Russia are not.
Also inflation in Russia is quite low, especially to the real inflation and even more so the producer price index in the collective West.
As a trader i calculated roughly 1EUR = 55 RBL for the bottom line resistance, approximately 1 : 75 as a medium support line and peaks were only short lived highs in between 109 to 150 (which doesn't count, except for trading).
So, in the long run i would calculate more closely with around 70 to archive a better result to compare instead of using that peak of 100 at the particular time.
For instance, last year most people were still calculating with 1:50 in all these videos. Since then the rate doubled but is decreasing already since a few months and probably going back to 1:70 or lower soon.
Other part is a actual purchasing power which is higher in Russia compared to Germany for apparent reasons (Russia is about 6th. in the world now).
That's because you don't take an arbitrary exchange rate to calculate this but how much your RBL can buy from your NET-income.
For instance, even for skilled work in Germany you barely earn more than 20,- EUR an hour but from that you have to deduct about 50-7ß% taxes.
Means, you're left with a meagre net-income which just about pays for your rent and groceries.
Therefore, according to each and every statistic, Germany is one of the poorest countries in Europe (including Russia).
Love your videos, watching you since before you were heading back to Russia. Perhaps because i lived in Japan for a few decades and the YT algo made fitting suggestions. :)
Keep on going, every time you're becoming more professional, especially since you moved to Moscow.
One day i'll come over.
Greetings from Berlin, Germany.
inflation in russia is quite high and increasing, and there's different reasons than the usual one of prices increasing (which also holds) which is the trade of russia decreasing a lot and putting money for shifting economic partners etc.
Nice to have a good understanding of salaries in Russia. I'm from India which is a lower middle income country, but with high prices of goods, transportation, food, services, medical. So, the lesser money Indians earn, the harder it is to live a decent life. The standard of living in India is overall lower compared to Russia. So, even if an average Russian is earning less, he/she might able to live a better life compared to Indians, because of the other costs that may not bite into too much into their savings. Pardon me for this analogy.
@@angspb78why would russians heat their homes with wood? they have the highest level of natural gas production in europe?
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Vasilisa, you have always managed this channel with elegance and grace. Keep up the good work!
Are those salaries Monthly? Or Yearly? In the US we quote Yearly Salary.
In Australia I pay more money for energy/utilities bill then average Russian earns 😭
Your wages might be low but cost of living is insane in western countries our pay barely covers housing and essentials.
In Serbia its around the same. 110 RSD for 1$. Higher payment and higher expenses in main city. Job salaries are quite the same too. Minimal wage is 42K RSD = 36.5K RUB. 5000$ for programmer also is correct here but it has nothing to do with state, its remote job.
@@angspb78 And we can go to the countryside to visit relatives. Almost everyone in Serbia has that kind of relatives, which means healthy homemade food. :))
Salaries in Moscow are in general higher than in Belgrade.
It’s stupid to evaluate just a number! How much does an apartment cost in New York or London, what is the price of food, the price of medicine/education, gasoline and transport, what is the level of taxes??
And you immediately realize that the salaries are higher, but there is no big difference in the standard of living! Because in Britain or the USA there are crazy prices and very high taxes.
I'm seriously considering seeking for a job in Russia in the next few years in the Petroleum industry, since i'm going to get a related enginnering degree. There's a lot of potential. I'm totally fine with a "lesser" salary if that means lower taxation and cost of living. Also, я люблю россия потому что у меня есть предки. привет из греции!
oil industry is wealthy so why not! good luck 😇
@@lisa_with_love Spasiba. I need to learn good Russian first though! :)
You'd get a well paid job easily. Russia has the lowest unemployment rate in its history.
@@painthreshold1496 You mean nice living... the US and many other countries pay way more. Like Google now offers over $500k a year to experienced software engineers with bonuses.
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I was listening to a mixed nationality economic site (American Indian Franco-Russian) who were focusing on your region in particular following the recent forum in Vladivostok.They were enthusiastic about the intentions voiced and I would say that you are going to be living in one of the next growth hubs. As for wages, what you don't appreciate is that housing costs a fortune and local services and taxes take huge slices of any wage you see advertised in the west. 2 people can afford to have a child but it is a struggle which is why fewer people can marry. As housing costs spiral the ability to export anything diminishes, just basic economics. Nobody in my country could afford a Dacha apart from a tiny minority. The economics are totally different and extremely difficult to compare. My litre is £1.50 and rising. I can't tell you what I paid for natural gas last year as it would not be believed. Young couples take on £200,000 debt to buy the first property at least. It's all funny money.
Correct. In the US recent stats show that 62% of those earning $100k are living paycheck to paycheck .
Hate to break this to you but moscow, the supposedly filthy rich part of putastan where they offer jobs with "up to 450$" "up to 750$" "up to 1500$" for full time employment, isn't particularly more affordable in terms of rent or real estate when compared to the developed world. Sorry but russia is not the filthy rich disneyland the pootlerite cheerleaders would have you believe.
It's about the same in the Philippines, if you work in the cities.
great! good to know!!
Cashiers in convenience store of Malaysia earns average between 35000 to 50000 russian ruble.
The salaries reflect productivity and GDP. Which is in general much higher in most Western countries. In California 2000$ month is the minimum. Sure prices are lower in Russia but that is only interesting if you can earn in Dollar, Euro, Pound, Swiss Francs.
I've been watching your videos for few days now, and I can say you are a talented CZcamsr 😊... I like the way you make your videos and the different topics you pick up, but I have a difficult question for you..
"Is it a good idea to start a career/new life in Russia after 2022 ? "
I had problems in my country related with prices and inflation, in a way that raised the prices to more than double the price it was before (crazy inflation) can you please give me an honest answer to my question..
Best regards keep up your good videos
Lisa you look great
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Dear..here from malaysia
thank you!! very kind of you 🌹 hello to Malaysia
The main person of the construction team could be called the "foreman."
hehe thank you for fixing my english 😁
Damn we got some pretty good wages here in the States but in Russia I have more piece of mind and less crazies
Tax on property in some places of the world like New York, LA, London and… is very high.
In Moscow, it’s very low.
Wow those wages... I make 1,400 - 1,600 weekly before taxes driving semi trucks here in Washington State . USA
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But je suis en Afrique 😢😢😢
Here in the UK the minimum salary is £11.42 ($14.75) per hour which works out at around $2300 a month and the average salary maybe $3800 a month, so only 1.7 times the minimum....
i think in countries like Russia and the US the gap between minimum and average salaries is much greater ......The cost of living here is less then in the US but a lot more than in Russia , especially for things like rents and utilities...........
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What does Lisa want as wages to be an advisor? Translator? Tourist guide in Vladivostok? Primorsky Krai?
Чего хочет Лиза в качестве заработной платы, чтобы быть советником? Translator? Путеводитель по Владивостоку? Приморский край?
My point is that one kilo of potatoes has different price worldwide but it i still 1 kilo of potatoes. In Russia Vladivostok it is the price 0,2 dollars, in Mudanjiang, China is the price 0,15 dollars. In Sweden we pay 1,5 dollar for 1 kg potatoes. There is something going wrong in the world while rich people make more money to make us people avoid eachother. or even direspect eachother.. I really like your videos who shows the reality. Thank You very much.
In Kenya it's about $0.4 which is shockingly high with an average gdp per capita of $2000. Russia is about 30-50% cheaper! Electricity is 2 times more expensive than in the USA for commercial users and school fees are about $500 a year. I actually don't know how people survive but stories going around is that people are now eating one meal a day.
I am in Denmark. Most of the price is this crazy CO2 tax. I pay for electricity 3 times less then tax for that amount.
Hello
What's the average shipyard worker or steel worker
what is Salary for Electrical Supervisor in your city ,,, is there possible to get Electrical Supervisor job easly for indian ? if yes ..then tell me how to apply n get job there in russia .
I see. Many Americans have no idea about salaries and cost of living plus standards they are accustomed in the USA. I loved and worked in the UK and Italy. Salaries are very low in Italy. 25 to 30,000 Euros are both considered good wages. Many things are lower like food etc. Apartments can be cheap in Italy but depending on the place they are not what most Americans are used to or sadly our low income people here in the USA have places that are standard too to the USA that people abroad would say nice. The UK a great salary was 40,000 pounds. London the average person makes after taxes 3600 dollars a month. I don’t know how they live on that. Manhattan after taxes 6000 to 7000 a month. I felt things were expensive. Transportation etc. Living accommodations. It can be cheaper in house shares living with up to 3 to 6 other people. I wanted to get my own place. Not in London. Today it would be 1000 pounds a month. Square footage was 400 square feet. That’s considered normal. People thought how great and go live alone. They have American standard apartments and I looked for one bedroom all over county small towns to London new style with square footage 600 to 800 square feet. 1600 to 1800 2000 pounds a month. They looked nice. They are like apartments I live in now. No dryer. Most apartments I get I look for washer and dryer. Let you know. I like living abroad! You must budget on regular jobs! It can be done but most Americans are used to spending so much on ridiculous things. Sorry you don’t need!!!! Wasting thousands of dollars!! I was grounded from Europe that I don’t need many thing’s many Americans can’t live with out even Americans living in low income housing. They demand more too. Poor in Europe get basics I think many of our poor would not like. Vacation? Outdated information in Europe. I know many Americans getting there first jobs negotiating time off in NY NJ and elsewhere. They are getting 4 weeks or 3 is low after 6 months but they get public and federal holidays. Years ago people full time got 2 weeks not counting public or federal holidays. . But after a few years it turns to 3. Most Americans after 10 years get 4. My dad when he retired from Time Warner got 6 weeks at 58 years old retiring. The only people I know who retire at 55 are teachers public sector jobs. Post office workers cops firemen. In the USA average salaries are 70000 a year. After taxes like 4500 to 5000 a month maybe Rent one bedroom is 2000 a month to 2500 in NY NJ areas and Florida now too. Texas I know is much cheaper. Years ago they said people early mortgage payments and apartments payments should only be 1/4 of your salary per month. Some people used to but the past few years some lower ended salary people it’s half their salary or even 60 percent. Europe I feel bad it’s the way they make people live. US too now. Younger and older people demanding benefits from jobs, sadly some companies now recruit people from overseas because they are not so demanding. Liberalizing people at the work place many corporations the past 20 to 25 years get people overseas now because they don’t demand the benefits. Corporations hate when Americans and European workers demanding perks with the jobs like in the 80s 90s. 2000s they cut back. Because they gave many people perks and other corporations let go of so many American workers because they cost to much to hire now. My friends married with children don’t know how I live making under 100,000 a year. American way now people spend 25000 to 50,000 a year on one kid at least. They made it an industry and so many kids here became accustomed to it. Sports and some private schools vacations tutoring clothes music lessons and so much more. Not a used car when they graduate from high school. Parents go into debt to get them a new car saying it won’t break down. Europeans don’t think like this.
Russia has a low cost of living. If the average salary in a city is $500, then in that city you can rent a flat in a good neighbourhood for $150-200, services are cheap too.
You are right. Life in Russia is cheap, too. The ruling clique has no qualms about sending young Russians to their deaths in Ukraine.
So beautiful 😍❤
thank you ☀👗
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your English very good----interesting videos
thank you 🙌🙏☀
very happy young person, quite obvious. Exciting time of life---planning future dreams & adventures. @@lisa_with_love
Since youtubers get paid in $ and they can grow their account exponentially, they can earn more than a specialist in Moscow.
hello, yes they can 👌
How do Russians travel oversees with the exchange rate being what it is, only the rich can afford to travel or if you get a student visa and scholarship to go to school abroad.
only wealthy people travel, it is hard to save money in dollars for traveling because ruble is so weak
Wages in RU are criminal by comparison to the wages here in the US. I'm talking about working folks, not grifters and governmentistas. I know Russia and a lot of folks there. Thanks Lisa, for your effort at educating the world on this.
Living expenses in the U.S. are criminal compared to Russia's...
Agreed. We have a huge problem with overfunded 'liabilities' to the detriment of people who work for a living. @@Sergey_Bezhentsev
But at the same time average russian has more then 1000 dollars in savings while 60 precent of americans don't have even this amount of money.
@@kamehamasterr Considering the Americans I know - agreed.
multiply Russian wage by at least 4 to compare with us if you eat food, potatoes cost 2 per kilo compared to .5. Also taxes and insurance.
Lisa you look amazing and spectacular as a Russian. 🇷🇺❤️
thank you a lot 👸💅👗
_самая очаровательная и наилучшая богиня 😍😍😍 🇷🇺_
always makes me smile😂🌹
I wonder how much a soldier in Russia is making? Like someone who turned it into a career?
When serving under contract , 190,000 rubles , 250,000 in the war zone , 300,000 for special merits . Various benefits .
Hi Lisa,
Hi Lisa,
Hi Lisa,
The highest paid jobs in western U.S.now are for 30,000 workers re-building atomic and hydrogen bombs plutonium cores at Los Alamos National Scientific Laboratory, Los Alamos, New Mexico, U.S.A.
Hello my friend
hello! Greetings!! 😉
I wish they had manufacturing jobs over there.I would think they would with the war going on in the Ukraine.But things are bad hear as well in the US.Manufacturing is way down.
can an international student work as a courrier in Moscow?
Lisa.. Thank you so much. That was very informative. I now realize that things are not so cheap there. In fact it may be more expensive than here in the U
S. Unless you're wealthy people everywhere struggle.
Hey she is from america not Russian. She america tourist
haha I am Russian !!
I think same in proportion!! in US you just spend more!! 🤗 for us it is difficult to save dollars for traveling for sure...
Hi Lisa,
I will be earning equal to 1.5 million ruble per month after tax. Will this be an impressive salary even in Moscow? I want to be able to impress the local women
Now is there government assistance for the poor and homeless like there is here in the US?
case by case... they will provide minimal help but will not pay you salary if you don't want to work or provide free food all the time...
so if you can be your own boss produce something aka have a skill😊 Russia is where it's at❤ cool sign me up already running two business out here😊
Working in Russia, i am foreigner, not high educated, driver and plumber, so best i work in Germany than with that money stay somewhere in Russia cheap, some barrack, its my plan. I hope i can buy something cheap, or rent something cheap.
You look like real Romanova princess. 😍🪆
Your astrological sign or ascendant may be Gemini, because you are very communicative. You also seem to be from the astrological sign of Pisces, because you seem to be a suspicious person... Did I get that right?
Beautiful accent with a beautiful face
thank you ! very cute ☀
Salaries are same as India even though russia is an European country
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Я хочу приехать в Россию навсегда, но не знаю русского языка, знаю английский и хинди, вообще-то я так люблю Россию, но не ем невегетарианскую еду 😭
There will be no problem with food. Learn the language
Okay, besides our last encounter, I have a question for you on the stance of the war, I feel like you lean towards the Kremlin, but I could be wrong.
Greetings Lisa, I have a Live Stream that covers all geopolitical and normal life interviews. I was wondering if you would like to be interviewed about Life In Russia. Please let me know. I'm a CZcams verified creator
And the hourly pay at Vkuchno is Tochka is like 100₽ and up to 200₽ depending on which city. I also reckon the US much bigger portions compared to whole Europe (Mcdonalds) including Russia and Eastern Europe.
Seems about same everywhere. Hard to make the paycheck cover all your needs. Try to have a budget and stick to it. Get education and training in work fields that actually pay. Thanks for sharing. 😊🎉❤
you are welcome!!! good advice 💓
Yeah much better to work on social media, Just like what you did, Because you earn a lot of money Lisa, trough your viewers, and also the Adds. that we show on your video. That is why most of content creators is mostly Interracial couple or travel. That is why here in our country the Philippines there is a lot of Interracial couple now doing vlog since the pandemic started, because that time we are stock in our home most of the time we are on social media, some of them finding love. as LDR, Once the border is open in the country they met for the first time. I watch some of the video of Interracial couple here in our country like Filipino men or women who European men or women. since they started, their follower is Incresing and lots of views, If i found a foreign girl to be my girlfriend or soon to be my wife, I try what other couple did. always have faith in God 🥰💞🤞🙏
I'm a senior Java and C# developer in Serbia: is it true there is really high demand for those jobs in Russia? What salary I can get in Moscow, St Petersburg, Yekaterinburg, Minsk? I recently quit my job in one of those LGBT-friendly, 'we support Ukraine' crap** outsourcing firms where I spend 5 and a half years, so I currently have no job, and not trying to find one: I have passive income & enough money put aside so I can just enjoy in life, travel and stuff, so I recently travelled to Moscow, St Petersburg & Minsk, and I like all those 3 cities a lot. I visited Skolkovo innovation center in Moscow: it's impressive!!! 😀 I would like to work there and make 5 million RUB per month or something like that. 🥰 Do I have to speak Russian to work in Russia or English is enough?
She already gave you everything you need. hh and add russian domain. Sallaries are from 80k up to 450k. How much will you get, I think that depends from you.
In Russia no jobs like "5 million RUB per month", only businesses
Olhando os preços dos supermercados o Rublo Russo parece artificialmente desvalorizado. Convertendo os preços russos do rublo para euro ou dollar, fica menos da metade do que custa nos supermercados dos Estados Unidos ou Zona do Euro.
O salario russo compra muito mais na Rússia do que o equivalente em euro ou dólar na europa ou USA. Deve ter uma mão da política nessa desvalorização do rublo.
Russia is not that bad, Africa and Middle East and also great part of Asia have much lower wages.
Bear in mind these salaries are per month. She doesn't mention the taxes, there's a lot of misunderstandings about Russian taxes because "it's only 10%!" (although I think it was raised last year, not sure of the current rate). It's a flat tax (actually there is an upper rate of 12% now but hardly anyone earns enough) but it's a flat 10%, there's no personal exemption like you usually get in most income tax systems, certainly in western countries. So if you're earning very little, you're still paying 10%. And payroll taxes in Russia are eye-popping, 30%, but it's all paid by the employer, it's not split with the employee like it is in most countries, but it means you're going to get a lower salary. Russia does have low taxes on self-employed people to encourage compliance, which obviously also encourages people to be self-employed. The actual rate varies based on the region but it's usually only a few percent. Do not buy into this "Russia has low taxes" nonsense. 10% may not sound like much compared to what you are paying in your country, but look at how low the salaries are. If you were earning $10,000, you might not be paying any income tax at all, but a Russian is paying 10%. Also, Russia has 20% VAT which is comparable to most European countries. The one statistic that blew my mind a couple of years ago is that 98% of Russians earn less than 1.5 million rubles per year.
Russians do not pay tax at all, their employer does it for them. Salaries are indicated taking into account the tax paid, as well as prices in the store. In Russia, no one even knows what tax they pay for him, he receives a salary and spends it on his needs. Medicine and education are free. Expenses in Russia are about 4 times lower than in the USA. $ 1000 in Russia is comparable to $ 4000 in the USA (salary of $ 6000 including taxes). If your salary in Russia is more than 1.5 million rubles a year, then most likely you live in a two-story mansion, you have 3 cars and a personal maid)))
I don't care about these jobs, I care about your beauty/soft voice.. You are an angel❤️
haha but it is informative video!
@@lisa_with_love It is indeed!
Thank you for your effort🙏✨
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@@lisa_with_love Guys like this are the kind who order mail order brides from your country, best to pat them no mind
ok, now supose I work in internet and have saved 500,000 US$. now in Sberbank.. a 2 room flat, and brand new lada Niva, rusky Island 4 years grad, normal life in a 2 dorm flat in Vladivostok.. can I live a confortabe life with US$2000/month?
I think a little late answer but yes you will get pretty good life on $2000 , rent good flat will be $200-300 month taxes included, food if you cook by yourself enough $200 to get good healthy food
Feb 1997....What ? On screen before interview.
it is just filter in my editing program 😏
@@lisa_with_love Thought you were experimenting with AI.
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Since Moscow is a world city, comparisons cannot be made. Moreover, Moscow's population is one-twelfth of Russia's total population, and Russia is also a very large country geographically. In addition, IT and artificial intelligence is a very popular business all over the world. I want to tell you that I'm really disappointed. Greetings!...
2000ruble in week, Mam 📚
Hello you are so beautiful
I've zero idea why are you comparing rubbles with dollars? This is a dumb comparison. You've to justify this by comparing the living cost in a city and the salary. If someone makes 900 dollars and his expense is 750 dollars after paying all his/her bills. He/she is saving 150$.
I think it’s not a comparison she makes it’s just so that a Western audience can get a feeling for Russian wages.
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Пожалуйста, научитесь произносить th sounds correctly. Язык должен быть между зубами, когда вы произносите звук th во всех словах. У Вас получается не thousand, а sousand; не another, a anozer. У Вас неплохой уровень английского, но неправильное произношение немного портит впечатление.
портит? не смотрите.
(специально не использовал заглавные буквы, чтобы тригернуть вас)
@@olekscap4620 Я посмотрела только одно видео и только первую минуту в первый и в последний раз, да простит меня автор канала. Интересно, что в России происходит, но из-за произношения было сложно смотреть дольше первой минуты. Решила помочь девушке, близкой по возрасту к моему сыну, хорошим и дельным советом. Вам мой совет не нужен, а мне Ваш, видите, как мы совпадаем? Есть прекрасное русское слово - задеть. Живу в англоговорящей стране более двух десятилетий и ненавижу англицизмы в русском языке ("тригернуть" звучит отвратительно по-русски). Это обычный выпендреж, почему-то считающийся модным среди молодежи. Это не то, чтобы меня задевает, но раздражает точно. Вы меня андерстенднули? Хоапуюсь, что да. 🤣
я знаю )) это чисто привычка так говорить... очень сложно переучиться когда быстро говоришь особенно
@@lisa_with_love Вы еще очень молоды и привычку можно изменить, особенно, если знаете, что это важно. Спасибо, что не обиделись на критику. Я только с хорошими побуждениями дала Вам этот совет.
OMG comments read. So complicate serious scary Lisa. got many many money STOP the work !
Are these amounts per year or per month?
per month of course 🌱