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Tema en 'Canada' comenzado por EasyExpat, 29 de Mayo de 2013.

  1. EasyExpat

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    Hi,

    We are interested by your feedback on the cost of living in Canada. With Easy Expat we have already a useful tool to compare the cost of living in some major cities in the world.

    However we do not cover all the countries, nor all the destination where you can eventually decide to expatriate.

    If you live in Canada, you can help the community and give information about the cost of living in Canada. You might be able to give indication and comments on the needs:
    :arrow: Food (what to expect, what to find).
    :arrow: Accommodation price in Canada. Rent?
    :arrow: Transport (public transport but also the necessity and cost of using a car)
    :arrow: Services (gas, electricity, telephone, internet...)
    :arrow: Tax
    :arrow: Health, Education
    :arrow: Entertainment (restaurant, cinema, theatre...)
    :arrow: ... etc.

    Thanks in advance for sharing your experience with the community :cool:
     
    #1 EasyExpat, 29 de Mayo de 2013
  2. Cyrilexpat

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    Cost of living in Montreal

    Based on ourguide for expatriation to Montreal and our information:

    The cost of housing is one of the key considerations in the cost of living in a country. Rental prices are dependant on the location, size, and quality of property and the price structure in Montréal is extremely complex. Pricing is primarily based on a series of concentric rings that have their focal point at Mont-Royal. The history of the neighborhood and other factors such as amenities affect the variations in this kind of regional pricing.
    On average, rents are usually between $600 to 800 for two bedroom apartments, and $850 to $1,600 for a three-bedroom house.

    Cost of Living: Dining Out
    Three-course Meal for 2 in a mid-range Restaurant - $70.00
    Domestic Beer (0.5 liter draught) - $5.00
    Cappuccino (regular) - $3.00
    Water (0.33 liter bottle) - $1.50

    Cost of Living: Markets
    Milk (regular), 1 liter 2.00
    Loaf of Fresh White Bread (500g) - $2.59
    Eggs (12) - $3.05
    Chicken Breasts (Boneless, Skinless), (1kg) - $10.00
    Bottle of Wine (Mid-Range) - $15.00
    Domestic Beer (0.5 liter bottle) - $3.50
    Pack of Cigarettes (Marlboro) - $9.00

    Cost of Living: Clothing
    Pair of Jeans (Levis 501) - $65.00
    Summer Dress in a Chain Store - $40.00
    Pair of Men Leather Shoes - $100.00

    Do you have any other detail? Any comment? :cool:
     
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    #2 Cyrilexpat, 29 de Mayo de 2013
  3. MarySmithMS

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    I can provide the range of prices depending on your spending habits, you can pick what suits you.

    (Cost of living)Rent - This depends on the number of rooms and the type of house. Also, the closer you live to downtown and other commercial centres, the higher the rent.

    1 bhk apartments can range from $1050 to $780 a month depending on you.
    2 bhk apartments can cost $1050 to $1380 or even more.
    Townhouses can have 3 to 5 bedrooms and can cost anything from $1050 to $150. Also you will have to pay extra for water and other supplies.
     
    #3 MarySmithMS, 13 de Junio de 2017
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    Cyril's post is spot on. The only thing is that the rent varies across states and that's expected.
     
    #4 Anne Flemings, 14 de Febrero de 2018
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