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veramani31:
Dublin Ireland

1: house rent € 500
2: grocery shopping €237
3: electricity included in rent
4: water included in rent
5: internet included in rent
6: gas included in rent
7: car fuel I no get motor
8: phone Bill €9.99
7: transport €100
8: miscellaneous €300

Total €1146.99 monthly

BlackPantherxXx:
Sharap. I wouldn't mind relocating to Conakry for work.

They have super hot Fulani babes. I screwed one or two while i was working in other West African countries.

10k CFA monthly for rent is a good deal ... you can hardly see that in a good area in Dakar. Ouagadougou, maybe.

kuse2:
Wow.. Quite expensive I must say..

Pls pardon my question, do you net about 2m/month in Nigeria to accommodate all these expenses?

Also, I think you can get some nice mortgage deals in Abuja with about N2m/month.. You may need to consider that a rent to own kinda scheme.
Selah!

WhyNa:
Total -$415

Nonexistent1:
Where do you pay $400 on house rent? Must be in Ghana.

djsjxjfjdisjdjb:
lol. you are lucky to spend this on your entire month as expenses. looool

dfrost:
What's your monthly usage in terms of bytes? Maybe you can receive advice on how to reduce the cost.

nonen:
Location - Ontario, Canada.
1. House Rent =$2,000 (All Inclusive)
2. Grocery Shopping = $800
3. Communication = $450 (Phones + Home)
4. Car Gas = $250
5. Kid’s School = $80/day
5a. One child is in free public school
5b. Had to home school one child to save $80/day until he can get into public school
6. Miscellaneous =$300
7. Home Remittances =$800

Total = $4,600 monthly

mariahAngel:
Then go buy it.

Jotrade:
Toronto Ontario
1: House $1600
2: Grocery $300
3: Communication $$140
4: Car Insurance $250
5: Car Gas $100
6: Hydro $50

veramani31:
Dublin Ireland

1: house rent € 500
2: grocery shopping €237
3: electricity included in rent
4: water included in rent
5: internet included in rent
6: gas included in rent
7: car fuel I no get motor
8: phone Bill €9.99
7: transport €100
8: miscellaneous €300

Total €1146.99 monthly

erico2k2:
U mind them

Ramos16:
USD or CAD

mk3jax:
When living in Europe (USD equivalent)

Rent per month: 2,000 USD per month
Feeding: 750 USD per month
Children School fees (International School): 600 USD per month
Electricity, water, water : about 500 USD per month
Miscellaneous: 500 USD

About 4,350 USD every month


I moved back to Nigeria and here is the expense in Nigeria
Rent: 1.7 million NGN per annum (141,000 NGN per month)
Children school fee: about 900,000 NGN per term for 2 children in Primary School (School fee of about 460K and private home lesson of about 440K) which is about 225,000K per month
Feeding: 250,000 NGN
Family support (money given to family member): 300,000 NGN every month
Salary of house help: 50,000 NGN
Miscellaneous: 200,000

Total monthly expense : 1,166,000 NGN per month

Note: family support can get to 500,000K in some months depending on situation.
Nigeria no easy oooooo

Tetehjewels:
GHANA


1: House rent (None. I own my house)

2: Grocery shopping roughly GHC 800 monthly including Nigerian ingredients.

3: electricity monthly GHC 400 when using AC/GHC 200 when not using AC

4: water (None. Have my own borehole)

5: internet GHC 80 monthly

6: Car fuelling (Perhaps GHC 500 Monthly. Not stable)

7: School fees (GHC 1600 per term. One kid)

8: miscellaneous GHC 200 to 300 monthly

Total GHC monthly GHC 3680 (N244,460)

Bvlgari:
Lol na ur way...nor be only ghana...I no dey africa

AK481:
refree! , ghana follow ?

igwejay67:
Mortgage - £550 (used to be £600 but fixed it for 5 years and it came down)
Home insurance - £10
Life insurance -£10
Normal grocery - £150
African grocery - £200
Electricity and gas - £120
Council tax - £150
Internet - £30
Sim only deal - £20 ( I save up and buy my phone upfront every 2 years)
Car insurance - £70#
Kids school fees - £0 ( i pay tax)
Kids after school activities - app £100
Miscellaneous - £150-200
Naija project - £500 -1000 (varies)
Petrol - £70
Total =
Na only God knows how i survive sometimes

Bvlgari:
As we all know, living overseas is very enjoyable but u must pay for those things unfailingly every month

This brings me to my question...

How much do u spend on your bills monthly overseas?

Pls note that it may vary from country to country

As for me, this is my breakdown spendings every month

1: house rent $ 400
2: grocery shopping $ 150
3: electricity $ 25
4: water $ 10
5: internet $50
6: gas $5
7: car fuel $ 50
8: kid school $ 150
7: miscellaneous $ 200

Total $ 1040 monthly

Pls kindly let use know yours because our people in Nigeria don't ever understand and they always demand and demand from us thinking there is a tree overseas that we pluck money from...and they pay their rent yearly o

May God bless our hussles