Thanks for posting! I found it to be really accurate and the things I wish I would have known before moving here! You pretty much covered it the expenses. Our apartment though has an administrator's fee which covers our water/sewage, parking, building maintenance, trash, and other incidentals. It fluxuates from 200ron-300ron a month depending on how much water we use and if there are any minor repairs to the building. I find we pay little or nothing for entertainment a month There's lots of free things to do around the city.
@@maxineschaffer5853 that is great to add Maxine! Thank you for sharing with us! I like the idea of having the maintenance fee that covers so much! I think I forgot to mention the trash that is also an extra fee for us! And you are right there is a lot to do for free here, lucky us🤗 cheers!
I'm American and I love Romania. I've been travelling there since 2005. I've been a total of six times. I've strongly considered moving there when I retire. Most likely in the Transylvanian region, I love Brasov and Sibiu, but i would prefer somewhere outside the city where it's more quiet.
That sounds like a great plan Brian, I am so happy to hear that you love this country, I think is truly a hidden gem that. not many people consider but can really surprise us! Thank you for sharing this with us
How much did the country change since 2005? Do you know if you've been recently back in Romania? How would you say it changed, did they improve at their most potential or they could improve better?
@@xRlly It has changed a lot! I was last there in 2018. So many improvements. The craft beer scene is much more prominent now with many restaurants offering microbrew beer. And many restaurants have adopted no smoking policies. Back in 2005, smoking was everywhere. The roads have improved, not a huge improvement, but much better. Romania had the worst roads I've ever driven on. And the country has become more adept at promoting their tourism industry. Now there are double decker tour buses like in London, in Bucharest. But their admission into the union back in 2008 was not a good idea. Too early for them. The price of food and essential items increased but wages stayed low. And corruption is still a problem but getting better. They haven't converted to the Euro yet, but I'm glad because it's still cheap for tourists. In Miclosoara, they restored the old castle hunting lodge. But back when I was there, I used to play hide and seek with the local kids inside the old ruins. That made for a unique experience. Now it's used for events. So that is an experience that never be duplicated. So some of the old charm is not there anymorein this particular example, but I'm glad they are restoring the old casino in Constanta. It was still closed and in poor condition when I was there in 2014. So Romania is definitely heading in the right direction!
Thank you for making this video. My wife is Romanian and I'm American and we we're looking at living in Europe at least part time in the near future. Good to know what cost of living is like in Romania. 😁
I love România. I'm married to a Romanian. We were there last month and travel all over the country. I absolutely love it! We're talking about moving there.... Let's see what God has plan for us.
Thanks for sharing this video! I love your channel, I will support you on this journey! Always believe in yourself and keep doing what you love to do❤️💎👍
This is not a fair equation. The salaries in Romania is not like salaries in the west European countries. The salaries in Romania are between 600$ and 800$
@@qwertyqwerty-zi6dr how much is living standard if i am getting 1300$. My PM and Site engineer was Romanian. Bogdan Pena and Iulian. Despite Iulian site engineer aged 60 and retired but he didn't left job and went back to Romania. Also Bogdan project Manger he is here for almost 20 years. Base on my experience maybe employers are not good in Romania.
I am a Romanian that moved to Canada long time ago and now considering to move back to Romania on Canadian pension. To be in Europe and explore, that is the goal. So I don't care where I live, as long as it's safe and has good internet and mobile signal. My main concerns are about renting, are there any protections for the renter, or you are at the mercy of your landlord, to revise your rent or even terminate at their will? Also I found no information on how to get the papers again, but that probably I can figure out.
Thanks for the tips, looking to do same in time , migrant leaving in 🇨🇦, with Romanian husband, need to save and plan , and for our child to finish his school😜👍not to mention exploring EU😊
Thank you very much madam. I already visited Romania in last July and seen how much the living standard is cheap. After I visited it I always dream to get the job there. Can you support me if there is any access with the industry?
John 3:16-21 16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. 17 For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved. 18 He that believeth on him is not condemned: but he that believeth not is condemned already, because he hath not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of God. 19 And this is the condemnation, that light is come into the world, and men loved darkness rather than light, because their deeds were evil. 20 For every one that doeth evil hateth the light, neither cometh to the light, lest his deeds should be reproved. 21 But he that doeth truth cometh to the light, that his deeds may be made manifest, that they are wrought in God.
Gracias amigo! Claro que si, me alegraría mucho si lo compartes!. No me he olvidado de revisar tu canal, quiero saber de un nativo otras cosas sobre mi ciudad🤗 feliz fin de semana
@@ViajaconAbyy con mucho gusto!!Dale,me haria ilusion!!Sobre Timisoara y mi pueblo son los del principio.❤Hay veces que meto cosas sobre Rumania tambien.Buen finde!👋🏻
Well, the gas part applies mostly during winter and colder days. Technically during summer, you wouldn't consume much. Secondly, the electricity has run up in the past years and part of it has to do with the speculation from traders. You can however change your electricity provider and find one with the lowest prices. If you move to the countryside and have a little bit of land you can make your own food and it tastes completely different to what you find in the supermarkets and life gets so much cheaper and healthier because you are away from noise, and pollution, you can grow your own food, we got great and cheap internet so if you work from home, Bob is your uncle. Also, a lot of expats have been moving to Romania which means that even if you don't speak romanian you can still find people to hang out with. Good luck with your channel.
Hello Yainmi!🤩 this makes me so happy! Thank you for the support! I send you million kisses back and we are waiting for you on this side of the world!🧡
I will change in few years into expensive country, I lived in Poland in 90' and also it use to be very cheap, more expensive than most of Western countries.
Hi friend! sorry for my super late response, yes it is enough to live and save, anyway it will depend on the life style that you are used to! but if I think of our expenses and we are also only 2 people and a dog yes it is enough
That is great news!!. It depends certainly on how many people is your family. I personally would say we spend about 200lei per week for 2 adults, but also it will depend on what you guys like to eat. In general food is not very expensive here, also there are many markets way cheaper than big branded supermarkets.
If you come to live here as an expat yes it makes sense to see it as a cheap country. But the salaries are shit. For a person with a minimum salary such as less than 500 eur... nothing is cheap anymore. Eating to a restaurant becomes a luxury. If you're single maybe you can survive but if you have a family is hard as fuck.
Yes I understand, obviously for a Romanian with minimum wage it's impossible to live good here, that is why so many romanians tell me they want to leave or they don't like their country, this is more for expats coming with a normal European salary. Thank you for your feedback 😁
@@ViajaconAbyy I'm Romanian born, but raised in Italy and now I live in England. It's been 20 years since I left my country, but I think I will move back to Romania in the future for many reasons, safety is definitely one of them. Thanks again:)
@@ViajaconAbyy I just came accross your video now , I figured you must be from South America but was trying to figure out what country. I lived in South Florida for 15 years , knew lots of Venezuelans but never seen one living in Romania. I'm about to move back to Romania soon ,after living half of my life in the US. Do you know any other South Americans living in Timisosra ?
Good question, my gym costs 150lei for the morning shift, there are other packages with classes that cost more, the sport clubs I am not sure the price I have been only to play tennis and if I don’t remember wrong it was like 40lei per person per hour, in general I think it cost as much as other countries this specific topic
Recomiendas alguna pagina para encontrar apartamento? ire de vacaciones en noviembre con mi esposa a ver si nos gusta el pais y mas adelante posiblemente mudarnos alla
If you want to come to Romania, do NOT come to Bucharest. This city is totally f...up, because of uncontrolled and chaotic real estate development, this city has become a pollution nightmare, chaotic traffic, aggressive drivers, bad and narrow roads with no parking spaces and a lot of dust in the air.
There should be a disclosure that this doesn’t apply to people who make an average Romanian salary. For locals, nothing is as cheap as you’re making it seem. Good video but just reminding you.
You are right! I just wanted to share some prices that to me are cheap compare to other places but at the end it depends on everyone's personal situation. Also this friday I will be talking about salary and other things, hopefully that would clarify this topic. Thank you for the feedback :D
For an average romanian wage, it's ok. It's not ok for those making the minimum wage. But that is true anywhere else. People struggle with the minimum wage in any country.
Pentru un youtuber care sta acasă, și câștigă bani din vloguri, poate fi ieftin sa trăiești în România. Dar pentru cineva care vine sa lucreze în România, pe un salariu mediu, nu ar ajunge banii nici sa plătească utilitățile. România poate fi atractiva pentru pensionarii din alte tari, care ar trai foarte bine cu pensiile lor.
I wish I made enough money just making vlogs 😅. Many people come to Romania to work and they can live good, I think it depends on the experience, the studies, the job, the company, may things, but in general for expats Romania is one of the cheapest countries to live specially if you work abroad, I never said is cheap if you earn the minimum salary which I understand is hard if that is the case. I speak from my experience here, doesn't mean that it will be as good for everyone else. Thank you for your feedback
Cred ca oricine poate sa traiasca cel putin decent in Romania. Eu stau in Iasi si pana la razboiul din ukr am avut un stil de viata pe care nu mi l-as fi permis probabil in alta tara. Lociuam in centrul orasului si mancam numai de la restaurante. Anul asta s-a stricat treaba si a trebuit sa invat sa gatesc si am schimbat chiria😅 dar nu pot sa ma plang ca traiesc rau
Yes I understand it depends on the salary you have, I am just comparing to other countries I lived and in MY personal opinion is way cheaper but of course for a person making 3000lei that won't be the case.
I llive in Romania 🇷🇴 and is very very expensive, to eat normally or going out … not to say about vacation 👀 … anyway I love Romania 🇷🇴 , is my country and I love to spend money 💰 here !!!
Hmmm?,….. a country where locals purchased their houses for few thousands dollars and few years later are asking for few hundred of thousands. As long as foreigners are willing to pay, I guess is not stupid the one asking but the one paying.
What the immigration like the now? Is there an influx of immigrants coming in? Are more Romanians coming back? Can you suggest some news media sources that you can trust to get details on politics, economy social life?
I think there are a good amount of expats moving to Romania, well at least that is what i see on my socials. in regards to romanians coming back I feel like everyone I speak to have lived abroad and moved back in the past couple years. Unfortunately I don't have a source to share for now
I am not sure about that, I read somewhere that the land can be only bought by Romanians but I think if you are a legal resident then you can opt for it. To be honest I would recommend you do to a deep research before making the decision.
I have a little bit more, not much and I would say it’s higher end of medium , you’ll get around 6200 RON in your hand that is 1200€ not much by western european standards but correlated with lower rents and lower cost of living, it is ok but you’ll not live a life of wealth. If you work in medicine or it, you could earn around 12,009 RON easily then you’re talking. Btw Abyy, nice vlog, salutations from Grioc !
To rent a house for Eur.230-250, but this is for most people their total income they earn in a month. So for the Romanian people life is very very expensive, especially this year (2023).
Totally agreed😮💨. This is why I mostly refer to expats who want to come live here, most of them make money outside and that makes this country affordable. But I know your point, for Romanians working with minimum salary is not good.
If you have the permit to work I am sure you can find something part time so you can still study!. It will always depend on what you would like to do and your skills.
I understand, but for what I read if they want to enter Schengen area it will happen😥 not sure if that would be good or bad in the economy, not an expert on that topic
For me romania is right opposite i wanna visit America in one day because you get bored when you live in Romania for your entire life! Btw: I am also near Timișoara! Life is good!
Great and affordable country, but no chance to get there without a work permit. I'm from russia and there are not many ways to flee the country nowadays ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
......so a big Mac attack cost the same anywhere and everywhere +/- a french fry short of a happy-mea that is soooooooooo how you say uninformative,,,,,,,best part at closing time they all place the left over bocadiouslicious in a seperate clean trash bag for the homeless////////l
What other expenses would you add to the list?!
@simirel daniel That is a good one! I think I partied twice since living here soooo I will have to double check the prices jajajaja
Thanks for posting! I found it to be really accurate and the things I wish I would have known before moving here!
You pretty much covered it the expenses. Our apartment though has an administrator's fee which covers our water/sewage, parking, building maintenance, trash, and other incidentals. It fluxuates from 200ron-300ron a month depending on how much water we use and if there are any minor repairs to the building. I find we pay little or nothing for entertainment a month There's lots of free things to do around the city.
@@maxineschaffer5853 that is great to add Maxine! Thank you for sharing with us! I like the idea of having the maintenance fee that covers so much! I think I forgot to mention the trash that is also an extra fee for us! And you are right there is a lot to do for free here, lucky us🤗 cheers!
Are you married to a Romanian, because your name, Boldescu, is 100% Romanian?!
@@georgegray6709 You guessed it right! I have been married for more than 5 years to a Romanian :D
I'm American and I love Romania. I've been travelling there since 2005. I've been a total of six times. I've strongly considered moving there when I retire. Most likely in the Transylvanian region, I love Brasov and Sibiu, but i would prefer somewhere outside the city where it's more quiet.
That sounds like a great plan Brian, I am so happy to hear that you love this country, I think is truly a hidden gem that. not many people consider but can really surprise us! Thank you for sharing this with us
How much did the country change since 2005? Do you know if you've been recently back in Romania? How would you say it changed, did they improve at their most potential or they could improve better?
@@xRlly It has changed a lot! I was last there in 2018. So many improvements. The craft beer scene is much more prominent now with many restaurants offering microbrew beer. And many restaurants have adopted no smoking policies. Back in 2005, smoking was everywhere. The roads have improved, not a huge improvement, but much better. Romania had the worst roads I've ever driven on. And the country has become more adept at promoting their tourism industry. Now there are double decker tour buses like in London, in Bucharest. But their admission into the union back in 2008 was not a good idea. Too early for them. The price of food and essential items increased but wages stayed low. And corruption is still a problem but getting better. They haven't converted to the Euro yet, but I'm glad because it's still cheap for tourists. In Miclosoara, they restored the old castle hunting lodge. But back when I was there, I used to play hide and seek with the local kids inside the old ruins. That made for a unique experience. Now it's used for events. So that is an experience that never be duplicated. So some of the old charm is not there anymorein this particular example, but I'm glad they are restoring the old casino in Constanta. It was still closed and in poor condition when I was there in 2014. So Romania is definitely heading in the right direction!
@@ViajaconAbyy Andrew Tate also retired in Romania. But there's something about rape that I don't agree with
You and your family are welcome in Romania if you would decide to retire in Romania..♥️
Thank you for making this video. My wife is Romanian and I'm American and we we're looking at living in Europe at least part time in the near future. Good to know what cost of living is like in Romania. 😁
I love România. I'm married to a Romanian. We were there last month and travel all over the country. I absolutely love it! We're talking about moving there.... Let's see what God has plan for us.
So happy for you!🥰 this country is a gem!
Very interesting video. Romania is the place to visit in the near future for me.
great information, watched two of your videos
Glad you like them! Thank you🧡🧡🧡
Thanks for sharing this video! I love your channel, I will support you on this journey! Always believe in yourself and keep doing what you love to do❤️💎👍
Thank you so much🤗!! Amen, I will!. Have a great week!🧡
This is not a fair equation. The salaries in Romania is not like salaries in the west European countries. The salaries in Romania are between 600$ and 800$
Yes. And only the president earns 800$. Most of us are actually payed in rice.
Actually the average is around 1000$, in Bucharest is around 1300$
@@qwertyqwerty-zi6dr nope first comment has the correct average salarys
@@flopez425 lol I m from Romania and I know better
@@qwertyqwerty-zi6dr how much is living standard if i am getting 1300$.
My PM and Site engineer was Romanian. Bogdan Pena and Iulian.
Despite Iulian site engineer aged 60 and retired but he didn't left job and went back to Romania. Also Bogdan project Manger he is here for almost 20 years.
Base on my experience maybe employers are not good in Romania.
I am a Romanian that moved to Canada long time ago and now considering to move back to Romania on Canadian pension. To be in Europe and explore, that is the goal. So I don't care where I live, as long as it's safe and has good internet and mobile signal. My main concerns are about renting, are there any protections for the renter, or you are at the mercy of your landlord, to revise your rent or even terminate at their will? Also I found no information on how to get the papers again, but that probably I can figure out.
Yeezy excited for these English series ! Great Information
Yeiii🤩 thank youuu! Can’t wait to collab!🧡
Thanks for the tips, looking to do same in time , migrant leaving in 🇨🇦, with Romanian husband, need to save and plan , and for our child to finish his school😜👍not to mention exploring EU😊
Best of luck!🧡 I hope you can come to Romania soon!
Thank you very much madam. I already visited Romania in last July and seen how much the living standard is cheap. After I visited it I always dream to get the job there. Can you support me if there is any access with the industry?
John 3:16-21 16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. 17 For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved. 18 He that believeth on him is not condemned: but he that believeth not is condemned already, because he hath not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of God. 19 And this is the condemnation, that light is come into the world, and men loved darkness rather than light, because their deeds were evil. 20 For every one that doeth evil hateth the light, neither cometh to the light, lest his deeds should be reproved. 21 But he that doeth truth cometh to the light, that his deeds may be made manifest, that they are wrought in God.
Demasiado bueno para no compartirlo en el facebook con tu acuerdo!
Impecable tu nivel de ingles!Nativo!!
Felicidades!Noapte buna!👋🏻
Gracias amigo! Claro que si, me alegraría mucho si lo compartes!. No me he olvidado de revisar tu canal, quiero saber de un nativo otras cosas sobre mi ciudad🤗 feliz fin de semana
@@ViajaconAbyy con mucho gusto!!Dale,me haria ilusion!!Sobre Timisoara y mi pueblo son los del principio.❤Hay veces que meto cosas sobre Rumania tambien.Buen finde!👋🏻
Well, the gas part applies mostly during winter and colder days. Technically during summer, you wouldn't consume much. Secondly, the electricity has run up in the past years and part of it has to do with the speculation from traders. You can however change your electricity provider and find one with the lowest prices. If you move to the countryside and have a little bit of land you can make your own food and it tastes completely different to what you find in the supermarkets and life gets so much cheaper and healthier because you are away from noise, and pollution, you can grow your own food, we got great and cheap internet so if you work from home, Bob is your uncle. Also, a lot of expats have been moving to Romania which means that even if you don't speak romanian you can still find people to hang out with. Good luck with your channel.
Yes! From when u made this video things have changed. Thank you for the insights🧡
I do hope we never adopt Euro. Lei are special :) and keeps things cheap.
True😁
Nice video an channel, welcome to Romania :)
Thank you so much! :D
Hello Abyy i love your vídeo in English is so good i send You million Kisses from Cuba 🇨🇺
Hello Yainmi!🤩 this makes me so happy! Thank you for the support! I send you million kisses back and we are waiting for you on this side of the world!🧡
I pay for my haircut 30ron 6€, it can be done for 4€ in other places :))
Nice vid, congrats!
yes i guess it depends on the location, Thank you so much!! :D
@@ViajaconAbyy yes it depends of location in the mall cost 90 lei .
So for 700 euros a month is enough for 2 including rent and food?
❤ Thanks
Thanks for this video. I want to retire young and am considering Romania.
Awesome! I am glad it was helpful :D
I'm gonna move to Romania alone for work. What do you think about the people in general? I'm kinda worried ahah
That sounds great!🧡 congrats!. People are very nice here, idk what you are worry about😅
Thank you for the information. Are houses fully furnished before renting.
Yes most houses are furnished before renting! Which makes it easier for people wanting to live abroad for a period of time.
Thank you for these informations🙂Are the prices you give for Bucharest ?
You’re very welcome😊🫶🏼! We live in Timisoara, prices can be a little higher in the capital but I think is still reasonable😬
I will change in few years into expensive country, I lived in Poland in 90' and also it use to be very cheap, more expensive than most of Western countries.
Thanks for sharing ,so my question for a family of 2 ,is 3000 euros is sufficient to spend and save ,can you please your thoughts.
Hi friend! sorry for my super late response, yes it is enough to live and save, anyway it will depend on the life style that you are used to! but if I think of our expenses and we are also only 2 people and a dog yes it is enough
@@ViajaconAbyy 3K Before or After Taxes?
SO CHEAP THE RENT IN ROMANIA. A ONE BEDROOM UNFURNISHED HERE IN DALY CITY, CALIFORNIA IS $3000 A MONTH.
WHAT! That is crazy!🫣
Dado que ya habla una idioma latina, ¿le ha resultado fácil aprender el rumano?
I am moving to Timisoara soon, how much money do you think is enough to buy food/groceries?
That is great news!!. It depends certainly on how many people is your family. I personally would say we spend about 200lei per week for 2 adults, but also it will depend on what you guys like to eat. In general food is not very expensive here, also there are many markets way cheaper than big branded supermarkets.
I would say about $200/person monthly
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If you come to live here as an expat yes it makes sense to see it as a cheap country. But the salaries are shit. For a person with a minimum salary such as less than 500 eur... nothing is cheap anymore. Eating to a restaurant becomes a luxury. If you're single maybe you can survive but if you have a family is hard as fuck.
Yes I understand, obviously for a Romanian with minimum wage it's impossible to live good here, that is why so many romanians tell me they want to leave or they don't like their country, this is more for expats coming with a normal European salary. Thank you for your feedback 😁
Very informative video! Are you Cuban or Spanish?
Thank you! I am from Venezuela, and you?
@@ViajaconAbyy I'm Romanian born, but raised in Italy and now I live in England. It's been 20 years since I left my country, but I think I will move back to Romania in the future for many reasons, safety is definitely one of them.
Thanks again:)
@@ViajaconAbyy I just came accross your video now , I figured you must be from South America but was trying to figure out what country. I lived in South Florida for 15 years , knew lots of Venezuelans but never seen one living in Romania. I'm about to move back to Romania soon ,after living half of my life in the US. Do you know any other South Americans living in Timisosra ?
It is interesting that Venezuela is socialist country as was Romania 40 years ago. With very similar economic situation.
Romania great country !
Agreed🫂🧡😍
My country , live in florida since 1985
Never planning to come back?
@@ViajaconAbyy actually next year we are looking to move the whole family to Romania and then live thru Europe
How about gym, fitness, and sports costs there to keep the body active?
Good question, my gym costs 150lei for the morning shift, there are other packages with classes that cost more, the sport clubs I am not sure the price I have been only to play tennis and if I don’t remember wrong it was like 40lei per person per hour, in general I think it cost as much as other countries this specific topic
@@ViajaconAbyy Thanks for your detailed answer. Have a good time there. 🙏
@florian florian not sure what you mean...
Very interesting a Latin person living there. Glad you like it. Only issue is the language/
Thank you!🤗 yes it’s a challenge but the good thing is that at least the younger generation normally speaks English too
Romanian language is a Latin language … so you can understand from the beginning some words…
Recomiendas alguna pagina para encontrar apartamento? ire de vacaciones en noviembre con mi esposa a ver si nos gusta el pais y mas adelante posiblemente mudarnos alla
Jesus, si vienen por corto plazo les recomiendo Airbnb, si vienen a timisoara me avisan que yo tengo dos!🫶🏼
If you want to come to Romania, do NOT come to Bucharest. This city is totally f...up, because of uncontrolled and chaotic real estate development, this city has become a pollution nightmare, chaotic traffic, aggressive drivers, bad and narrow roads with no parking spaces and a lot of dust in the air.
There should be a disclosure that this doesn’t apply to people who make an average Romanian salary. For locals, nothing is as cheap as you’re making it seem. Good video but just reminding you.
You are right! I just wanted to share some prices that to me are cheap compare to other places but at the end it depends on everyone's personal situation. Also this friday I will be talking about salary and other things, hopefully that would clarify this topic. Thank you for the feedback :D
For an average romanian wage, it's ok. It's not ok for those making the minimum wage. But that is true anywhere else. People struggle with the minimum wage in any country.
@@Mr10b I agree
Pentru un youtuber care sta acasă, și câștigă bani din vloguri, poate fi ieftin sa trăiești în România. Dar pentru cineva care vine sa lucreze în România, pe un salariu mediu, nu ar ajunge banii nici sa plătească utilitățile. România poate fi atractiva pentru pensionarii din alte tari, care ar trai foarte bine cu pensiile lor.
I wish I made enough money just making vlogs 😅. Many people come to Romania to work and they can live good, I think it depends on the experience, the studies, the job, the company, may things, but in general for expats Romania is one of the cheapest countries to live specially if you work abroad, I never said is cheap if you earn the minimum salary which I understand is hard if that is the case. I speak from my experience here, doesn't mean that it will be as good for everyone else. Thank you for your feedback
Cred ca oricine poate sa traiasca cel putin decent in Romania. Eu stau in Iasi si pana la razboiul din ukr am avut un stil de viata pe care nu mi l-as fi permis probabil in alta tara. Lociuam in centrul orasului si mancam numai de la restaurante. Anul asta s-a stricat treaba si a trebuit sa invat sa gatesc si am schimbat chiria😅 dar nu pot sa ma plang ca traiesc rau
Of course.
Why you should Leave your country otherwise?
@@liutebogdan2360 de ce tot insistăm să vină boșorogii din alte țări la noi? Și așa avem sistemul de sănătate suorasolicitat
@@gigikontra7023pentru ca romanii sunt dependenti de suferinta. Nu e greu de inteles
İf you have many you can compare but if you want to work it's going to be different
Yes I understand it depends on the salary you have, I am just comparing to other countries I lived and in MY personal opinion is way cheaper but of course for a person making 3000lei that won't be the case.
You can get a haircut (especially for men) at far smaller prices if you are not keen on going to fancy places.
I llive in Romania 🇷🇴 and is very very expensive, to eat normally or going out … not to say about vacation 👀 … anyway I love Romania 🇷🇴 , is my country and I love to spend money 💰 here !!!
Thank you! Yes I understand everyone has different experiences!🤗
no its not very very expensive...
Thank you! Is it easy to meet people as an American?
idk if an american, but in general as an expat i think it will depend on where u go and live and what activities you like to do! ;)
Yes, watch Calderon family, they're Americans who live in Brasov city. Most romanians speak english.
Come back when you actually know the prices.
Hmmm?,….. a country where locals purchased their houses for few thousands dollars and few years later are asking for few hundred of thousands. As long as foreigners are willing to pay, I guess is not stupid the one asking but the one paying.
What the immigration like the now? Is there an influx of immigrants coming in? Are more Romanians coming back? Can you suggest some news media sources that you can trust to get details on politics, economy social life?
I think there are a good amount of expats moving to Romania, well at least that is what i see on my socials. in regards to romanians coming back I feel like everyone I speak to have lived abroad and moved back in the past couple years. Unfortunately I don't have a source to share for now
Can you find cilantro?
i haven't found it, but maybe because I don't really know the name, when I looked for it long time ago i couldn't see any :/
@@ViajaconAbyy In Romanian it's coriandru I believe.
@@cosimoalbaster I have to look for it :D thank you!
Yes :) we do have coriandru :)
How about Asian food?
Very few in my city
I am heavily considering of moving to Romania. Can foreigners buy a house in Romania?
You are a UE citizen?
@@luminitasimionescu1026
I am not.
I am not sure about that, I read somewhere that the land can be only bought by Romanians but I think if you are a legal resident then you can opt for it. To be honest I would recommend you do to a deep research before making the decision.
As an expat coming from Africa to Romania
Does a gross salary of 10,610 RON seem like a good salary
It is just me and my wife coming
Definately, that is not an average salary here it's very good!
Wow really great.
Thank you very much
Looking forward to coming to Romania next year & off course catching up with you
@@ifogahidris6800 Awesome! we see you guys around next year! have a great day :D
I have a little bit more, not much and I would say it’s higher end of medium , you’ll get around 6200 RON in your hand that is 1200€ not much by western european standards but correlated with lower rents and lower cost of living, it is ok but you’ll not live a life of wealth.
If you work in medicine or it, you could earn around 12,009 RON easily then you’re talking.
Btw Abyy, nice vlog, salutations from Grioc !
@@manadog thank you Bogdan
I am joining one of the big 4 audit firm in Bucharest
So are you advising negotiating up to 9,000 RON net?
You lived in Italy and eat McDonalds ?? No way 😀😀😀😀
🤣🤣🤣🤣 didn’t happen often
To rent a house for Eur.230-250, but this is for most people their total income they earn in a month. So for the Romanian people life is very very expensive, especially this year (2023).
Totally agreed😮💨. This is why I mostly refer to expats who want to come live here, most of them make money outside and that makes this country affordable. But I know your point, for Romanians working with minimum salary is not good.
i'm Romanian and the life is not that expensive...
is job available for students?
If you have the permit to work I am sure you can find something part time so you can still study!. It will always depend on what you would like to do and your skills.
The inflation TODAY ....
Yeah I need to update this😥😂
Hopefully Romania never take the euro! Biggest mistake any country can do is change their currency.
I understand, but for what I read if they want to enter Schengen area it will happen😥 not sure if that would be good or bad in the economy, not an expert on that topic
Next time I need to get my nails done: Off to Romania!
😂😂😂
For me romania is right opposite i wanna visit America in one day because you get bored when you live in Romania for your entire life!
Btw: I am also near Timișoara! Life is good!
I understand, you should visit America some people love it some hate it😂! But you need to see it for yourself!. Yeah we living in one place is boring!
Romania is cheap for people out of the country for Romanian is expensive with 1600 lei pension.
Absolutely true!😮💨
no its not!!! why u don't have a bigger pension?
Great and affordable country, but no chance to get there without a work permit. I'm from russia and there are not many ways to flee the country nowadays ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
yes it's not easy, I am sorry :(
Hello you face book names
Same as my youtube
How many Lei do I have to spend to get laid? 😆
I have no idea.....
2.500.000.000,99 lei.
What a douche
Shoutout andrew tate lol
who is that?😬
@raphaeljameslee 😂😂😂 I know
It doesn’t cost anything to live in Romania,Gypsy’s don’t pay for anything.
We are not all gypsys😅
nah ; only your parents are gypsis ; not the Romanians.
......so a big Mac attack cost the same anywhere and everywhere +/- a french fry short of a happy-mea that is soooooooooo how you say uninformative,,,,,,,best part at closing time they all place the left over bocadiouslicious in a seperate clean trash bag for the homeless////////l
not sure what you mean. I hope u have a good day
u talk too much, dislike.
🤣😅 ok!
Hello Thank u for your Information 🙏🙏🙏 Do i have your Telegram # please?
Hello! You’re welcome!🤗 I don’t have telegram sorry! If you need to get in contact try with my email!
So for 700 euros a month is enough for 2 including rent and food?
So for 700 euros a month is enough for 2 including rent and food?