Cost Of Living In Bangkok for Indian | 2024 | Indian Life In Bangkok | Rent | Grocery | Electricity

Thinking of moving to Bangkok with your partner and wondering about the cost of living? 🌆💑
In this video, we break down the monthly expenses for a couple living in Bangkok, covering everything from rent to groceries, internet, and electricity bills. Get a comprehensive overview to help you budget and prepare for your new life in this bustling city!
What We’ll Cover:
🏠 Rent: Average costs for different types of housing, from condos to apartments in various neighborhoods.
🛒 Groceries: Monthly grocery expenses for a couple, including local markets and supermarkets.
🌐 Internet: Costs for high-speed internet plans suitable for working from home and streaming.
💡 Electricity Bills: Average monthly electricity costs, including tips on how to save energy.
Breakdown of Monthly Expenses for a family of 2:
Rent: Cost of one-bedroom condo in popular areas will cost you approx. 35000 to 40000 INR.
Groceries: Typical monthly grocery bills, including fresh produce, dairy, and other essentials will be approx. 23000 to 27000 INR.
Internet: Monthly costs for reliable high-speed internet will be 1000 to 1500 INR.
Electricity: Average costs for electricity, considering different usage patterns. It will cost you 3500 to 4500 INR.
Why Watch This Video?
Budget Planning: Get a clear idea of how much you’ll need to live comfortably in Bangkok.
Expat Tips: Useful insights for expats and newcomers to the city.
Cost Comparison: See how Bangkok’s cost of living compares to other major cities.
If you're considering a move to Bangkok or simply curious about living expenses in this dynamic city, this video is for you! Share your own experiences or questions in the comments below.
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[@DeepakChaudhary-b4u]

Given chart in video is really helpful

[@AbroadYatra]

Thank you for watching 😊

[@udsingh3044]

9:10 Thanks!

[@AbroadYatra]

😊

[@urssgaurav]

Hello
How current is this data which you have shared?
Do you consider adding any other cost like transport, owning or renting a vehicle, gas or cooking essentials and other one time expenses like furnishing of apartment and kitchen etc?

[@AbroadYatra]

Hi @urssgaurav
This is recent data.
You can include transportation costs as well that I didn't mention in sheet as it vary person to person.
Most condos come with induction, so your electricity costs will reflect accordingly.
You can watch my condo tour video (ruclips.net/video/jpLgAm_gXCc/видео.html) to get an idea of what’s typically included in furnished units. Most condos are fully furnished, except for a water filtration system.
Additional Costs: When renting a condo, you will typically need to pay a deposit equivalent to two months' rent in advance.

[@udsingh3044]

Can you share more about transportation ?

[@AbroadYatra]

There are many transportation modes, but I mostly use the BTS. For example, if you travel from E1 to E9 station, the fare would be approximately 50 THB. Monthly passes are also available. The fare varies depending on the mode of transport you choose and your travel distance.