10,800 rubles ($170)
A trip to the grocery store costs at least 1,000 rubles, she said, while utility bills for a flat cost at least 4,000 rubles.
Sounds doable, but yeah that would be a very very sparse lifestyle.
10,800 rubles ($170)
>A trip to the grocery store costs at least 1,000 rubles, she said, while utility bills for a flat cost at least 4,000 rubles.
Sounds doable, but yeah that would be a very very sparse lifestyle.
And wow, even going shopping with just 1000 rubles sounds like some expert level frugality! My mother-in-law could probably do it...
And wow, even going shopping with just 1000 rubles sounds like some expert level frugality! My mother-in-law could probably do it...
I found this link with some cost of living prices.
https://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/country_result.jsp?country=Russia
I found this link with some cost of living prices.
https://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/country_result.jsp?country=Russia
Wow, I'd be tempted to move there, but NYET! Which I mean as a contraction short for "not yet".
Wow, I'd be tempted to move there, but NYET! Which I mean as a contraction short for "not yet".
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