How Much Does Sweden Cost You ? Asking People Living expenses In Sweden
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- Опубликовано: 17 авг 2022
- How Much Are Monthly Living Expenses In Sweden?
People Share how much they have to spend on their expenses in Sweden.
We are asking people how Sweden cost them.
Is Sweden really expensive than Norway?
Lets Ask Swedes
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Lol don't ask people that live with parents and all they need is pocket money
I do not know what this people are talking about, it is just absurd! Which city are they living in? I moved to Sweden two years ago and live here alone. A single cucumber cost 30kr, a small pack of chicken breast is 150kr in ica 😂 I am renting a 1room apartment for 9000kr after months of searching that was the cheapest I could find. Just one washing fluid for your clothes cost 45kr (smallest package). The ladies looked so well
put together so I assume that sometimes they like to fix nails or touch up their hair. I did it once because I could never afford it again. Nails cost cheapest 700kr and hair painting is 2000kr. Once to eat in fast food pizza cost 140kr. One yogurt cost 34kr, not to mention fruits that are hell expensive. What is this people eating that they have no expenses? A single buss ticket is 34kr and god forbid you ever take a taxy. Not to even mention all other costs if somethin breaks. The money they said they spend for month is not even enough to buy the hygiene products for one month. Lets say you eat only a single pizza per day it would be around 4000kr just for that 😂 My friends a family of 4 cannot afford to eat meat even that both parents are working due to the hell expensive food. Really this people are out of touch with the reality!
so expensive to live in sweden!
imagine that in Bulgaria but u can barely live even with an average salary 😃 with minimum wage u can pay only ur apartment
@@VfxKopele You are so much right here! Here may be expensive but you are very protected and also the salary is good enough to live with every bill covered .
@@MK-ms6um exactly and this is with ur minimum wage. With the average u can live well. Here we need to have above average maybe like 1000€ to live well and have some kind of social life. Just for comparson our minimum salary is 350€ and a good 2 bedroom and a main room apartment (depends on the neighbourhood) is minimum 300-350 and it may go up to 1000-1500
@@MK-ms6um but it also depends on the city u live in but still nowhere in Bulgaria you can’t live with a minimum salary
2000kr a month. thats like 65kr a day. wtf do u eat ? grass and snow ??
Whatever mom and dad cook.
Yes wtf that’s crazy even 5000kr is litteraly just nothing I live in the Netherlands and I spect 1000kr a day
😂😂😂😂
Good my friend
Very down to earth people.
VERY NICE VIDEO
Hi I need some help if you live near kth about accommodation please let me know how to do is wise
Is this Sweden or Denmark? I keep hearing "Danish Crowns".
Where im at, i pay 700 Euros/Dollars , around "7000+ Swedish krones" For a small one bedroom appartment., Travel costs is less than 60 Dollars a month, thanks to good public transportation . Eletricity bills goes up and down, normaly its 32-40 dollars a month. My food bills are not that high, it could have been way higher, but i mostly buy the cheap junk. So those bills comes out to like 200-300 dollars a month, i could probably survive on less than 150 dollars a month however on food if i really wanted to , its expensive to live in some parts of Sweden, but what we way for taxes and shit gives everyone lots of benefits like education and healthcare
I like these ladies hahaha 100k kr a month is not bad for an undergrad hahaha
These people have so much money that they have no idea how much they are spending. I mean its not their fault for being kids and their parents paying for everything, but just don't say your monthly expenses are 400 euros.... That's absurd.
So is 400 a lot? You wouldn't survive in Sweden on less than 1000 euro a month...
400?! I spent around 1000 in Spain only on basic thing!
2500 to 3000 euro/Dollar is best amount to live better life in Europe 🌍
In which city?
In Gothenburg
These are kids! Many live at home or with roommates in a dorm. Interview adults!!!
Its expensive to live in sweden, but the wages is proportional to that!
Not really
What is the average salary of an office clerk?
@@vimanaarchitects2151 Its average 32600 Sek!
@@stiglarsson8405 that's so low, I am living in Asia and earn around 3k $, I expected it to be at least twice more than my wage
@@vimanaarchitects2151 Sorry.. 32600 Sek a month, befor salary taxes, and ones employeer pays on top of your salary 33% extra, for your whealt/healt insuranceses by law! But one only get 5 weeks payd vaccation as minimum a year! In Sweden one get pay by month.. salary taxes is nominaly 32% of ones salary.. but after standard reductions and if one have deductions one pays about 25-28% salary taxes, every month!
But then.. an "office clerk" translates in swedish as "kontorist", this is then a low educated white collar worker in an office in sweden, and the salary follows that! It means, by swedish standard that one know how to use a computer, and those programs that ones company use, like salarys for the company, invoce programs, other administrative programs and that one is kind of fluent in english.. becuse f*cking all IT is mostly in english.. we use english expressions for IT!
Another question.. you use "architect" in your nick.. that is a 4-5 year university education.. not an "office clerk"!
However, as newbi straight out of Architect studyes.. one can get this 32600 Sek a month as a prospect for further improvments and in a year or two or more dependent of company and your own skills one can espect 40,000 or 50,000 Sek a month!
Wow, sounds like zero expenses, it's impossible.
It’s far from the truth, too. Sweden is expensive, you need to make more than the average salary to have a decent lifestyle
Just a small apartment in a smaller town costs 5000+ SEK. These are all kids living with (and being fed by) their parents.
Pointless to ask kids how much they need, they live at home, they need nothing.
100 dollars? 👀
I don't spend to much money but with 4k kron. My wife and me can just survive maximuım 10 days, just eating home cooked food.
one beer is 80 Kr outside, one pizza cost 150-200kr, one good dinner can cost 2k.
Corect
Almost everyone in this video lives with their parents so the numbers are not that accurate 😆If you are a single person living pretty good with an average apartment and spends normaly i would say it could be anywhere from low 10.000kr to mid 15.000kr to high 20.000kr a month (bare in mind the average swedish salary is about 34.000kr and after tax that is about 26.000kr)
You're on point, for me to be able to survive it would be atleast 15 000 sek with one bedroom apartment (its so hard to even find one on a safe neighborhood) in an average city in Sweden and being mindful of my spending even so limiting amount of food I'm buying at the groceries cause it's god damm expensive. Seeing these kids annoys be cause they are blind to their privilege
@@Ella-bb7ef It is a bit less expensive in the northern parts of Sweden like Umeå and further north. Unless you have a good univercity/college job in Stockholm. But in the end its how much you have left after all bills.
swediah ladies are so beautiful omg😭♥️
didnt see a single pretty one 💀
@@kadria8065there was one blonde but rest are okay, imo.
@@kadria8065 Ik you're jealous cause you're not as pretty as any of them or maybe you have a bad taste so Swedish girls aren't for you
FACT 💯💓✨Nordic people are so magical 😍
From India...i love Sweden..
10000 euro + TO be honest it even norr.
Man in sweden: i earn pretty money
Me in kenyan: i earn ugly money
Bro kwani unaplan kuenda Sweden?
Please ask them if they would date non Swedish people 😊
Suedia nu este o tara in care se pune pret pe oamenii nu este o tara atata de ieftina si nu mai vorbim de taxe care le platin 30la suta din salariu
So sad became Sweden because one party leader like child man paludan 🤣🤣🤣
Sigh... all this video did was make me lose hope in the youth. What sort of parents don't raise their "oh so diligent university-going children" to understand the cost of living. Such a disfavor to do that to them once they get a job and have to figure all of that out on their own.
Worst currency...it has no value
Looks like the women are damn expensive.