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Discussion in 'Milan' started by ranaeim, Feb 13, 2005.

  1. ranaeim

    ranaeim New Member

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    I'm non eu, I have an offer to work in Milan but I don't know teh cost of living there. I'm planning to go with my wife so how much it will cost us to live in Milan per month.
     
    #1 ranaeim, Feb 13, 2005
  2. terrina7

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    Hi!

    Milan is quite expensive! About 600 euros to rent a small house (two-roomed flat)... Hotels, restaurants, bus and metro are expensive too...

    I'm alone here in Milan and live in a flat with a friend... I need more than 1000 euros per month to live here...

    Bye
     
    #2 terrina7, Apr 14, 2005
  3. EasyExpat

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    On the other hand, if you compare with London for example, the most expensive EU city, it is 60% cheaper. In London the minimum salary will be about 1200EUR and 1 double bedroom flat can be rented for 1100EUR :)
     
    #3 EasyExpat, Apr 14, 2005
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