A good bargain Romania is. I was reading an article saying Bucharest could be the next Berlin. I don't know about that (and you might not want that), but there is certainly potential. Way to use your son shamelessly... hahaha! I would subscribe again if l could. He's so darn cute :-). Great vlog.
Depends what you're looking for My PC just broke and I wanna get a new one, fuck that shit A 3060 costs more than a 3090, and a 3060ti costs more than a 3080, and if you wanna buy a 3090 you can probably get one for around 6000$
I am living in a medium-size Turkish city now, and it seems to me that the whole world is quite expensive, specially the housing prices, when compared to Turkey. A studio here costs about 100 euro/month with all bills included. Nevertheless, Romania sounds like a good option for those looking for a nice, affordable country with great people and good food. Thanks for sharing all of this with us.
I think your rent is very cheap with utilities, since last year rent prices in Turkey almost doubled. Your landlord may try to double it when the contract ends.
200 Euros for food in on the high scale. For a normal person that cooks for him/hersef it ~100 euros. 1 kg of rice/maze/potatos/bread is 0.8 euro = 3200 calories. You can get along with around 2-4 euros ( carbs/protein/fat/fibers ) per day = x30 days = 120 euros monthly cost ( with meat + fruits + salads + dairy + olive oil + nuts ) . for a daily average intake of 2000 calories. Eating in the restaurant can be 10 euros per meal. So with 200 euros you can supplement +8 meals outside. And some people barely go out once every 2 weeks. If you do not cook and only order from food delivery expect to be 20 euros per day x 30 days = 600 euros that if what to burn your money. So the range can be between 100-600 euros on food. Outside the home is x5 more expensive per 1 meal vs. homecooked .
My plan is to buy or rent a House in Mexico and one in Romania .Prices might seem to be low for people from the West .But we must remember that this may not be the case for many locals in Mexico or Romania .When us expats move to certain areas of different countries we drive prices up for the locals and that is not cool.
Really of all the places in Europe that I experience this is so much awaited and excited. As in double to triple check how life's work for me. IS IT" in OR out"??? Looking forward for the BEST IN THE WORLD FOR ME 👍🏾🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽👌🏾
For sure those are not the prices in Bucharest....minimum 200€/person...hmm....this means that a family with 3 person must spend, only for food,600€...only food...and minimal
Nice overview of the COL in Romania. I appreciate your honesty about the potential variables of costs. Are you planning, at some point, to address residency requirements for those of us who are non-EU folk (especially for those who are retired and over 62;-)? Also, curious about "gringo pricing" for apartment rent. Do landlords arbitrarily, and routinely, raise rent on their properties? (That's a big problem in the USA, for instance.;-( Thanks for sharing this video!
I will definitely have to talk about getting residency here in Romania sooner than later. Thanks for the suggestion! Regarding the rent.. it's difficult to say how people will act, but there's always the possibility to find an owner who will want to make a quick buck on the back of "wealthy foreigners". I wouldn't call this routine, though. And they can't just increase the prices - the renter must agree first. And if the renter won't agree, chances are slim that the owner would go through the trouble of risking losing their current renter and start over again.
In UK is illegal to give advice about emigration If you are not an emigration lawyer I don't know what is the rules in Romania.I find out very good information from the Romanian website emigration department both in romanian and English language.I am Romanian. recently I enquired about us Romanian returning home after living for long time abroad for over 30 years.from 1986 living in UK
Salut! I have just found your series of videos! Very nice. I have a question: do you know about BUYING properties in Romania--for example, for people who may be citizens of the EU? Can you buy a country property with some hectares? I have read different things and do not know if an EU or non Romanian can BUY a nice mountain house with some garden and chicken area. Maybe this is another video you can film--what is the process of buying properties!
Thank you for the suggestions! The first video I have published is about my newly bought house in a Romanian village. :) To answer quickly, EU nationals can buy and own property in Romania without a problem - I actually know a few people who bought village houses and everything went smoothly. For non-EU citizens, things are a bit more difficult when buying houses because they are not allowed to buy the land (so in theory, you can only buy the building, not the land it is built on, which is impossible in the case of houses). A quick workaround here would be creating a business in Ro and buying property under its name.
@@RomaniaExperienceVlog multumesc! This is good to know. I am an EU citizen because my mother is Hungarian, but I have always loved the Romanian countryside. I saw the video of your country house! Beautiful. I will be on the lookout for more of your videos! Thank you!
Good information for non materialistic individual and family oriented person. We missed young man ( your son) on video. You are engaged on which assignment there
I would love to move there I wanted to leave the US for a long time I just don't know how I would do it in a Ford it but it would be so awesome and the prices down way better than they are here in America the three-bedroom home I live in is just an apartment and it's not very big at all and it cost over $1,000
As I said in the video, the actual cost of living is not that different from city to city and differences are minimal when it comes to the larger cities like the one you have mentioned. The only difference would be that rent is usually a bit lower in the smaller cities - but everything else is pretty much the same.
This is very helpful, thank you (and thanks CZcams for recommending it). My wife and I are moving to Bucharest in June / July (from Hong Kong) so it's good to know how far our money will go.
Treaba este că în Romania preturile pot varia foarte mult de la un oraș la altul. Preturile de care vorbești sunt destul de exacte pentru orașele medii din România. Daca vorbim de orașele mari preturile se schimba dramatic (București, Timișoara, Cluj Napoca, Brașov etc.) Tu te-ai mutat in Romania sau..?
Călin, mulțumim mult pentru toate aceste cool videos. My family and I love Romania and loved our time there. In your opinion, what are some of the most interesting/beautiful and practical places to live in Romania nowadays? All the best for you guys :)
Thank you for the nice words! Happy to hear you enjoyed the country. In regards of places to live in, as beautiful as the countryside is, I would definitely choose one of the larger cities as they can offer a variety of things most of us enjoy. I personally consider Oradea as one of the best cities to live in, but also Timisoara, Sibiu or Brasov.
@@RomaniaExperienceVlog Thank you for your reply! Those are all cities we love. Hopefully one of these days we'll be living in Romania again. All the best :)
@@EmilGhiurauBuna :) VERY excited to receive this reply, actually. The reason why is that my husband and I have decided to move to Romania in 2023! We're very excited but would appreciate all the local insight we can get from you guys. Oradea is on our list of cities to visit before we settle down officially. What are some things you like about it? Overall, we're looking for an easy-to-access place, as we don't own a car, where you can have access to culture and music, and that represents the true spirit of Romania! :) Do any other towns or cities ring a bell? Multumim!
This is bharat from nepal Great job bro can you make a videos romania companys provide basice'like food accommodation transport and what employment need their rugular life thank you your video make us really helpful
Doable. A British citizen relocating to Romania after Brexit will need a long-term stay visa to remain in the country for more than 90 days in any given period of 180 days. For this purpose, the UK national will also apply for a residence permit in Romania, by personally submitting a set of documents to the General Inspectorate for Immigration.
hi. i am Iranian. Im comming to romania in next month and im very exited to see how is romania and find a job. I have bachelor degree of medical laboratory
OMG that is the total money which a family with 5 members can live in Azerbaijan ....but if god willing I will come there.... I wish you deliver some video about job in Romania.. could you share some information about industry of Foundry(melting and casting metals ) in Romania?
The world is so big, that always something considered cheap by somebody will be considered expensive by another. Regarding the industry you are interested in, I unfortunately have no knowledge...
Thanks for your video, I'm from Colombia I'm studying moder lenguages ( Spanish, English and French ) but I'd like live in other country like Romania because is not common, I need more information about lenguage, I found information, is a little bit easy cause is a Roman lenguage.
I'm amazed that you think your country is so cheap because this is the basic price for food at Aldi and Lidl in Ireland. We also have discount stores like Deals and the Euro Shop where you can buy lots of items very cheap.
Prices in Lidl here (we don't have Aldi) are a bit lower too. But I agree that when it comes to food, prices are sometimes on par with those in other EU countries. But there are other costs (especially rent) that keep the total way under a "regular" budget in Western countries.
So, Romania is not that cheap in relation to salary. I lived in Thailand for 28 years. I always ate out and good food too and not at all expensive. A good meal for about 1-5 Dollars. Rent for a studio apartment less than 150 Dollars. Plus my salary was higher than what I could earn in Romania.
That is still possible, but you'll still have to dig around a bit. New buildings are being built on the outskirts of small and large cities and they come with higher prices in general. So even though they are pretty far away from the city center, you pay more for living in a new modern building.
I’m a single American who needs a 1 bedroom apartment with 1 and a half baths and allows an American citizen to stay with a price of $350/month electric included…….if you do not have an apartment like that just text me a. NO
In Romania, that would be considered a good salary, but it won't be easy to make ends meet if you're a single person living alone on that money, as much of it will go on rent. But for two people or some sort of co-living type of thing, that would definitely work.
I have two questions, most probably I will be go to Romania for working as a 3D game artist job in Baia Mare, job is not yet confirmed but I hope, start Up company (Gacriva Studio) will have investment soon. So I have two questions. Q1. How much tax should a Foreginer pay? In total how much % of my income per month I will pay? Include all tax, income tax, social tax, municipal tax etc all tax, how much should I pay there? My salary will be around 2000 Euro. Q2. I saw in the Internet romanian people hate gypsy people so much. I am an Indian. My facial look is much similar to gypsy people though my skin colour is brown, as religion I am Hindu, whatever should I face racism problems there? Please give honest opinion. for me, it is serious concern. That's why I asked. If I like that place, I maybe can settle down there, so please give honest opinion on it.
1. If your 2,000 Eur salary is Gross and not Net (take home), then you will end up receiving 1,170 EUR in hand. However, employers usually offer the net salary (and they actually pay much more in taxes). So discuss with the company to know if the 2,000 are NET or Gross. If it's the former, you won't have to pay extra taxes, and you will earn 2,000 Euros per month. 2. You might encounter minimal racism here, but I don't think it will me to a higher extent than it would be in other countries in Europe. In the past few years, Romania has seen many workers arriving from India and nearby countries and people are able to make a difference. Romanians are usually very welcoming towards foreigners and I am sure you will have no problem fitting in and making the country your home.
@@RomaniaExperienceVlog Yes, you are right. He told me that salary is 2000 euro, but after tax, in hand I will get around 1200 euro. I hope game developer or software developer net salary is in Romania 1200 to 1500. If company pay equal, I am happy. Actually we are very interested to know ancient Romanian religion (xamorxis) which is very similar to Hindu religion. And ancient civilization in Romania. It is cucuten culture / civilization. We already find some places according to the scripture. I hope, I will be there to discover that. Many ancient buildings are in underground, romanian govt do not invest money to find that. Also there stone houses civilization, cave with ancient paintings there, Romania have many treasury of historical places and it need to come in front of world.
Romania is the 13th economy in the EU, out of 27 total member states. It's wealthier than Greece, Hungary and many other EU countries, not to mention non-EU European countries. Living on €1,000 in Romania is like living on at least £2,000-£2,500 in London, based on personal experience. And live keeps improving in Romania, as the country keeps developing.
John 3:16-21 16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. 17 For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved. 18 He that believeth on him is not condemned: but he that believeth not is condemned already, because he hath not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of God. 19 And this is the condemnation, that light is come into the world, and men loved darkness rather than light, because their deeds were evil. 20 For every one that doeth evil hateth the light, neither cometh to the light, lest his deeds should be reproved. 21 But he that doeth truth cometh to the light, that his deeds may be made manifest, that they are wrought in God.
A good bargain Romania is. I was reading an article saying Bucharest could be the next Berlin. I don't know about that (and you might not want that), but there is certainly potential. Way to use your son shamelessly... hahaha! I would subscribe again if l could. He's so darn cute :-). Great vlog.
Bucharest was called Little Paris, so I see no reason why it couldn't make the switch :) Let's hope that the prices remain low though!
Depends what you're looking for
My PC just broke and I wanna get a new one, fuck that shit
A 3060 costs more than a 3090, and a 3060ti costs more than a 3080, and if you wanna buy a 3090 you can probably get one for around 6000$
Romania 250 euro 34 m2 1 bedroom apartment good area in Bucharest and bills 120-150 with energy, internet, gas, phone 😂 cheap man
I used to live in Romania
@@Riael those prices are not the same evrywere ? Because of crypto mining and cards production crisis or something...?
Here in Romania just 3% of the population stay in rent, 97% actually own the propriety, that's the highest rate in the world.
Unless you are in the city...
Wow
The only good thing that communism did for us
they dont know that, because many owners air bnb their homes. nobody gonna report it.
Amazing.are you from Romania?
Can we just give this guy credit for his English speaking skills and vocabulary?! 👏👍 And excellent info. Thank you.🙏
Great job. Perfect English.
Thank you! I appreciate it.
I might move to Romania soon, this was super informative, thank. you :)
I am living in a medium-size Turkish city now, and it seems to me that the whole world is quite expensive, specially the housing prices, when compared to Turkey. A studio here costs about 100 euro/month with all bills included. Nevertheless, Romania sounds like a good option for those looking for a nice, affordable country with great people and good food. Thanks for sharing all of this with us.
I think your rent is very cheap with utilities, since last year rent prices in Turkey almost doubled. Your landlord may try to double it when the contract ends.
this didn`t age well at all. now i know why they were so cheap
Excellently presented and full of information with small details which sometimes people might miss. Thanks a lot pal.
New subscriber from phoenix az and loved your video. Thank you for sharing.
200 Euros for food in on the high scale. For a normal person that cooks for him/hersef it ~100 euros. 1 kg of rice/maze/potatos/bread is 0.8 euro = 3200 calories. You can get along with around 2-4 euros ( carbs/protein/fat/fibers ) per day = x30 days = 120 euros monthly cost ( with meat + fruits + salads + dairy + olive oil + nuts ) . for a daily average intake of 2000 calories. Eating in the restaurant can be 10 euros per meal. So with 200 euros you can supplement +8 meals outside. And some people barely go out once every 2 weeks. If you do not cook and only order from food delivery expect to be 20 euros per day x 30 days = 600 euros that if what to burn your money. So the range can be between 100-600 euros on food. Outside the home is x5 more expensive per 1 meal vs. homecooked .
My plan is to buy or rent a House in Mexico and one in Romania .Prices might seem to be low for people from the West .But we must remember that this may not be the case for many locals in Mexico or Romania .When us expats move to certain areas of different countries we drive prices up for the locals and that is not cool.
Yea nobody think that, is not like an invasion of foreigns wanna buy or rent ;)) so the prices will stay the same
I think romania is so beautiful. Im interested
Fain Calin! Multumim
Romanian appartements for 300 per month is however very cheap as it's over 1000 to 2000 euro per month here in Ireland.
Thanks for all this information. You're helping us a lot.
Thank you my friend for your informative videos. I have a friend from Romania and he is a great ambassador for your beautiful country.
Happy to hear I am not the only one :)
Very good excellent presentation you have done a great job
Hi, thanks for this introduction. I really enjoyed it... and wish you much success in your economic and private life.
Looking forward to watch this! My Wife who is Romanian -American and I (American) are looking to move to Deva area closer to her mum.
I think you'll be very happy with the cost of living in Romania, which is considered a lot lower than the US.
You are closer to her mom. Your wife is beautiful
Villages around Deva are lovely beautifull places.
Thank you for sharing the channel i was looking for.
Romanian it's very beautiful amazing nice place and I love it, because is my Lovely place and home and country. 👍🥰🥰❤❤🥰
Buna ziua, and thank you for posting. You explain things very well
Happy to hear that! Thanks for the message!
Really of all the places in Europe that I experience this is so much awaited and excited.
As in double to triple check how life's work for me.
IS IT" in OR out"???
Looking forward for the BEST IN THE WORLD FOR ME 👍🏾🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽👌🏾
Lots of good info thank you for sharing
Great video. Thank you.
You are doing good work ....
Appreciate that
For sure those are not the prices in Bucharest....minimum 200€/person...hmm....this means that a family with 3 person must spend, only for food,600€...only food...and minimal
By the way i subscribed ur channel. I like ur way of clear explanation. But clear my reservations too on this video. Tc Gb.
There is no mention of the prices for tobacco products.
Very good information thank you.🙏 hugs
I have liked you video. I hope your son is happy now!!!
Great channel. Will use it as a ref for my US boyfriend
Very good information...thanks
Could you please make a video on how to find a job in Romania as a foreigner?
Nice overview of the COL in Romania. I appreciate your honesty about the potential variables of costs. Are you planning, at some point, to address residency requirements for those of us who are non-EU folk (especially for those who are retired and over 62;-)? Also, curious about "gringo pricing" for apartment rent. Do landlords arbitrarily, and routinely, raise rent on their properties? (That's
a big problem in the USA, for instance.;-( Thanks for sharing this video!
I will definitely have to talk about getting residency here in Romania sooner than later. Thanks for the suggestion!
Regarding the rent.. it's difficult to say how people will act, but there's always the possibility to find an owner who will want to make a quick buck on the back of "wealthy foreigners". I wouldn't call this routine, though. And they can't just increase the prices - the renter must agree first. And if the renter won't agree, chances are slim that the owner would go through the trouble of risking losing their current renter and start over again.
Please contact the Romanian Embassy on the country you live.the beat way to get the proper information about retirement in Romania.
In UK is illegal to give advice about emigration If you are not an emigration lawyer I don't know what is the rules in Romania.I find out very good information from the Romanian website emigration department both in romanian and English language.I am Romanian. recently I enquired about us Romanian returning home after living for long time abroad for over 30 years.from 1986 living in UK
Thank you very much for information living expensive of the Romania
Send my love to your son , great job good luck 😁
Hello my friend, beautiful my country Romanian, my beautiful country home, thank you for sharing 👍🥰👍
Luxurious not luxuriant.. apart from that your English is amazing.. great video very informative. .salut
200 euros for 3 bedrooms flat and i think withdout good insulation. Updated buildings you get far more cheap cost of heat.
Salut! I have just found your series of videos! Very nice. I have a question: do you know about BUYING properties in Romania--for example, for people who may be citizens of the EU? Can you buy a country property with some hectares? I have read different things and do not know if an EU or non Romanian can BUY a nice mountain house with some garden and chicken area.
Maybe this is another video you can film--what is the process of buying properties!
Thank you for the suggestions! The first video I have published is about my newly bought house in a Romanian village. :)
To answer quickly, EU nationals can buy and own property in Romania without a problem - I actually know a few people who bought village houses and everything went smoothly.
For non-EU citizens, things are a bit more difficult when buying houses because they are not allowed to buy the land (so in theory, you can only buy the building, not the land it is built on, which is impossible in the case of houses). A quick workaround here would be creating a business in Ro and buying property under its name.
@@RomaniaExperienceVlog multumesc! This is good to know. I am an EU citizen because my mother is Hungarian, but I have always loved the Romanian countryside. I saw the video of your country house! Beautiful. I will be on the lookout for more of your videos! Thank you!
Thanks for posting I was meat to visit olt last year but covid happened so I look forward to visiting this year. Blessings from. Scotland
Portugal is not larger than Romania...just saying
Good information for non materialistic individual and family oriented person. We missed young man ( your son) on video.
You are engaged on which assignment there
I would love to move there I wanted to leave the US for a long time I just don't know how I would do it in a Ford it but it would be so awesome and the prices down way better than they are here in America the three-bedroom home I live in is just an apartment and it's not very big at all and it cost over $1,000
Love from India 🇮🇳
Please can you compare bucharest with other cities like constant, cluj-nolaca and brasov
As I said in the video, the actual cost of living is not that different from city to city and differences are minimal when it comes to the larger cities like the one you have mentioned. The only difference would be that rent is usually a bit lower in the smaller cities - but everything else is pretty much the same.
*same rent cost as Thailand. What’s the price of fruits and vegetables?*
This is very helpful, thank you (and thanks CZcams for recommending it). My wife and I are moving to Bucharest in June / July (from Hong Kong) so it's good to know how far our money will go.
Happy to help. I am sure you will enjoy it here - especially the low cost of living.
Very good video
How about the hospital . Are close to the small village .? How much medicine cost?
Wow very nice interesting video my friend ♥️♥️♥️hello to you ♥️♥️♥️
Is English widely spoken in Romania? Your English is very good. Maybe I could be your neighbor, and you could be my interpreter. Lol
so rent isn't expensive, but maintenance prices are hight, so finally the apt price will be the same as in every other country, not cheap
Interesting thank uuuu
Treaba este că în Romania preturile pot varia foarte mult de la un oraș la altul. Preturile de care vorbești sunt destul de exacte pentru orașele medii din România. Daca vorbim de orașele mari preturile se schimba dramatic (București, Timișoara, Cluj Napoca, Brașov etc.)
Tu te-ai mutat in Romania sau..?
yeah these numbers are all small. All untill you see how much the avreage salary is.
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Călin, mulțumim mult pentru toate aceste cool videos. My family and I love Romania and loved our time there. In your opinion, what are some of the most interesting/beautiful and practical places to live in Romania nowadays? All the best for you guys :)
Thank you for the nice words! Happy to hear you enjoyed the country.
In regards of places to live in, as beautiful as the countryside is, I would definitely choose one of the larger cities as they can offer a variety of things most of us enjoy. I personally consider Oradea as one of the best cities to live in, but also Timisoara, Sibiu or Brasov.
@@RomaniaExperienceVlog Thank you for your reply! Those are all cities we love. Hopefully one of these days we'll be living in Romania again. All the best :)
Hi, thank you for your informative video. Is it hard to migrate to Romania?
Born in Oradea! Love the place
@@EmilGhiurauBuna :) VERY excited to receive this reply, actually. The reason why is that my husband and I have decided to move to Romania in 2023! We're very excited but would appreciate all the local insight we can get from you guys. Oradea is on our list of cities to visit before we settle down officially. What are some things you like about it?
Overall, we're looking for an easy-to-access place, as we don't own a car, where you can have access to culture and music, and that represents the true spirit of Romania! :) Do any other towns or cities ring a bell? Multumim!
This is bharat from nepal Great job bro can you make a videos romania companys provide basice'like food accommodation transport and what employment need their rugular life thank you your video make us really helpful
Do we need the visa? We have British pasport.
Doable. A British citizen relocating to Romania after Brexit will need a long-term stay visa to remain in the country for more than 90 days in any given period of 180 days. For this purpose, the UK national will also apply for a residence permit in Romania, by personally submitting a set of documents to the General Inspectorate for Immigration.
hi. i am Iranian. Im comming to romania in next month and im very exited to see how is romania and find a job. I have bachelor degree of medical laboratory
You should take a look on the Romaniac CZcams channel
OMG that is the total money which a family with 5 members can live in Azerbaijan
....but if god willing I will come there.... I wish you deliver some video about job in Romania.. could you share some information about industry of Foundry(melting and casting metals ) in Romania?
The world is so big, that always something considered cheap by somebody will be considered expensive by another. Regarding the industry you are interested in, I unfortunately have no knowledge...
Plz discuss about children education system and cost details for English Midium school
i have been considering migrating but the jobs offered were paying very low
But seriously, minimum of 750 Euro/month is darn cheap.
hi wanted to know how much can i save if i have 1100 euros per month. Also what is the criteria for nationality.
Wint 300 euro you can get 2 bedrooms flat in a semi central area...
Thanks for your video, I'm from Colombia I'm studying moder lenguages ( Spanish, English and French ) but I'd like live in other country like Romania because is not common, I need more information about lenguage, I found information, is a little bit easy cause is a Roman lenguage.
I'm amazed that you think your country is so cheap because this is the basic price for food at Aldi and Lidl in Ireland. We also have discount stores like Deals and the Euro Shop where you can buy lots of items very cheap.
Prices in Lidl here (we don't have Aldi) are a bit lower too. But I agree that when it comes to food, prices are sometimes on par with those in other EU countries.
But there are other costs (especially rent) that keep the total way under a "regular" budget in Western countries.
If you buy your vegetables from the market, where people come to sell, you will get fresh, good quality, without chemicals and cheap veggies.
great
please make video based on average salaries of works
Hi dear, 200 hundred fo electricity is way expensive
Electricity, gas, water, home internet and phone bill, from personal experience.
Nice
Can I pay rent in lei and not euros when I get to Romania
So, Romania is not that cheap in relation to salary. I lived in Thailand for 28 years. I always ate out and good food too and not at all expensive. A good meal for about 1-5 Dollars. Rent for a studio apartment less than 150 Dollars. Plus my salary was higher than what I could earn in Romania.
What about prices in a major city but it is 20-30km from the city center? Can you rent a decent studio with 150 to 200 euros?
That is still possible, but you'll still have to dig around a bit. New buildings are being built on the outskirts of small and large cities and they come with higher prices in general. So even though they are pretty far away from the city center, you pay more for living in a new modern building.
@@RomaniaExperienceVlog I see... Thank you for your answer!
I heard somewhere foreigners not from the eu may not be able to buy property? My self an American Citizen
No, you can still buy property in Romania as an American citizen.
I’m a single American who needs a 1 bedroom apartment with 1 and a half baths and allows an American citizen to stay with a price of $350/month electric included…….if you do not have an apartment like that just text me a. NO
you still live in Romania ?
please don't run prices fast
Can u tell me 650Euro is a good salery in romaniA? (food, accomdation, medical,and transportation free)pls rply
In Romania, that would be considered a good salary, but it won't be easy to make ends meet if you're a single person living alone on that money, as much of it will go on rent. But for two people or some sort of co-living type of thing, that would definitely work.
Any idea what the cost of ground beef is in Romania?
Depending on store, you could find it for around 6 - 6.5 Euros per kilo.
Please tell us in your own currency thanks
Bună, cât va costa să trăiești în două orașe mai mici?
I have two questions, most probably I will be go to Romania for working as a 3D game artist job in Baia Mare, job is not yet confirmed but I hope, start Up company (Gacriva Studio) will have investment soon. So I have two questions.
Q1. How much tax should a Foreginer pay? In total how much % of my income per month I will pay? Include all tax, income tax, social tax, municipal tax etc all tax, how much should I pay there? My salary will be around 2000 Euro.
Q2. I saw in the Internet romanian people hate gypsy people so much. I am an Indian. My facial look is much similar to gypsy people though my skin colour is brown, as religion I am Hindu, whatever should I face racism problems there? Please give honest opinion. for me, it is serious concern. That's why I asked. If I like that place, I maybe can settle down there, so please give honest opinion on it.
1. If your 2,000 Eur salary is Gross and not Net (take home), then you will end up receiving 1,170 EUR in hand. However, employers usually offer the net salary (and they actually pay much more in taxes). So discuss with the company to know if the 2,000 are NET or Gross. If it's the former, you won't have to pay extra taxes, and you will earn 2,000 Euros per month.
2. You might encounter minimal racism here, but I don't think it will me to a higher extent than it would be in other countries in Europe. In the past few years, Romania has seen many workers arriving from India and nearby countries and people are able to make a difference. Romanians are usually very welcoming towards foreigners and I am sure you will have no problem fitting in and making the country your home.
@@RomaniaExperienceVlog Yes, you are right. He told me that salary is 2000 euro, but after tax, in hand I will get around 1200 euro. I hope game developer or software developer net salary is in Romania 1200 to 1500. If company pay equal, I am happy.
Actually we are very interested to know ancient Romanian religion (xamorxis) which is very similar to Hindu religion. And ancient civilization in Romania. It is cucuten culture / civilization. We already find some places according to the scripture. I hope, I will be there to discover that. Many ancient buildings are in underground, romanian govt do not invest money to find that. Also there stone houses civilization, cave with ancient paintings there, Romania have many treasury of historical places and it need to come in front of world.
300€ for one bedroom is not much cheeper then israel
and telaviv was renked as the most expensive city in the world
At least £1,300 for a studio/one bedroom apartament in London... €300 sounds great!
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Thanks for good information. M javed from PAKISTAN.
This is not true ! Ce.spui la 2:00
i wanna find it job in romania , i am sri lankan and i am living in romania
Can foreign students get part-time jobs in Romania?
Yes.
Which state do u from?
I live in Mehedinti county, but one should consider this cost of living video valid for the whole country.
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If the prices are a are very reasonable and cheap then why is Romania the 2nd poorest cointry in Europe ?
The same reason why countries with very high prices (such as the US or UK) are among the richest.
Well said
Romania is the 13th economy in the EU, out of 27 total member states. It's wealthier than Greece, Hungary and many other EU countries, not to mention non-EU European countries. Living on €1,000 in Romania is like living on at least £2,000-£2,500 in London, based on personal experience. And live keeps improving in Romania, as the country keeps developing.
Hospitality for WHO ???
The living here gets pretty good , and if the gas business is going to be a success we gonna get even better .
Is Romania in Shengen and is it part of EU
It is in the EU, but not Schengen.
John 3:16-21
16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. 17 For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved. 18 He that believeth on him is not condemned: but he that believeth not is condemned already, because he hath not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of God. 19 And this is the condemnation, that light is come into the world, and men loved darkness rather than light, because their deeds were evil. 20 For every one that doeth evil hateth the light, neither cometh to the light, lest his deeds should be reproved. 21 But he that doeth truth cometh to the light, that his deeds may be made manifest, that they are wrought in God.
Are you from satu mare?
No.
I want to do Job in Romania how can I find the Job please inform me
Try Indeed Romania, OLX and all the other usual platforms.
Hi
romaniya
The cost of living in Romania is still very low.
Indeed, it still is really low.
Are you from romania itself ?
Yes, I am.
how can apply Rumania jobs please Let me know