anything between 50 and 500 (leaving out the extremes).thailen wrote:to live(room cost is already paid!)? Recognizing that that we all differ in lifestyle, taste, habits, etc. and assuming one eats two average meals a day consuming more or less basic meals, minimal(1 trip every 2 days) public transportation, covering just food, transportation, toiletries, how much for a week's living expenses?
Basic meals, between 4$ to 6$, per meal, depending on your taste and if you can accept local hawker food. Good, filling, Basic meal in outskirts can be below 5 $, town area - 8$ and upwards.thailen wrote:to live(room cost is already paid!)? Recognizing that that we all differ in lifestyle, taste, habits, etc. and assuming one eats two average meals a day consuming more or less basic meals, minimal(1 trip every 2 days) public transportation, covering just food, transportation, toiletries, how much for a week's living expenses?
Out in the heartlands , coffee shop is very cheap, just add a bit on if you want to eat in an aircon coffee shopthailen wrote:IWhat I mean by toiletries is: toothpaste, shampoo, soap,medicine, etc.
Thanks for your helpful suggestions. If I stay in a neighborhood(out of the center) don't they have local restaurants I can eat at for less than 15 dollars?
15 $ a day ? That's living princely, in heartlands ( all S$pthailen wrote:IWhat I mean by toiletries is: toothpaste, shampoo, soap,medicine, etc.
Thanks for your helpful suggestions. If I stay in a neighborhood(out of the center) don't they have local restaurants I can eat at for less than 15 dollars?
one can always cook. Rice is cheap, so is low quality meat, eggs and many many veggy products including tofu. Think a big pot of curry.ecureilx wrote:15 $ a day ? That's living princely, in heartlands ( all S$pthailen wrote:IWhat I mean by toiletries is: toothpaste, shampoo, soap,medicine, etc.
Thanks for your helpful suggestions. If I stay in a neighborhood(out of the center) don't they have local restaurants I can eat at for less than 15 dollars?
15 $ a week ? Nope. Nope. Nopeeeee...
if a person cooks... of course, 50 $ a week is fantastic !! Can make do with 30 $ or so says me..x9200 wrote: one can always cook. Rice is cheap, so is low quality meat, eggs and many many veggy products including tofu. Think a big pot of curry.
What a wonderful nick .. related ??community@lithan wrote:on a week, $100 on average incl transport and daily expenses etc
I think you've over estimated... can easily do it under $50SGD as well.thailen wrote:thanks to all who offered suggestions! I'll use S100/$70 US ) as a yardstick, and assume it includes only meals and transportation. I cook my own breakfasts and only eat a light lunch, so I hope I haven't underestimated.
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