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Cost of living in Moldova

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Hi everybody,

It would be very interesting and useful to exchange informations about the cost of living in Moldova
. The idea is to help those who would like to live in Moldova
.
Don't forget to mention where you are living

Let's compare the:

> accommodation prices (how much does it cost to rent or to buy an accommodation in Moldova
?)

> public transportation fares (tube, bus etc ...)

> food prices(per month, how much does it cost you?)

> health prices (for those who need medical insurance)

> eduction prices (if you need to pay)

> energy prices (oil, electricity)

> common bills (Internet, television, telephone, mobile phone)

> prices of a good menu in a traditional restaurant

> prices of a beer or a coffee in a regular pub

Thanks in advance for your participation!

See also

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lion.beat

It's not that cheap it used to be once, but still very affordable for many. Just to give you a few current examples:
- Rent an apartment: starting with 150 Euro/month, 250-300 would be common. The apartment would be furnished (unlike other countries :) and you'll have to pay the bills.
-  Food: that's getting more expensive lately, if you cook yourself you can make ends meet for about 100-120 Euro a month, if you eat out - that'll cost you.... at least double, but it depends on your choices of course.
- Health: can be pricy sometimes, but people do get here from abroad just to make their teeth, so much much cheaper then in Europe or US.
- Internet: various providers, with fast reliable broadband internet available starting at 15-20 Euro/month.
- Good menu for two in a traditional restaurant: about 20 Euro with a bottle of fine wine.
- Beer: 1 USD from the shop, starting from 2 Euro in a western-style pub, and as low as 1 USD (same as in shops) for local bars.