details on living expenses

Member since 21 February 2011

ravibilgiNew member21 February 2011 07:48:58

hello all,

this is ravi from hyderabad, india.

i will be moving to malmo on a work permit and would like to know what is the day-to-day expense like - for e.g. : -

how much does a loaf of bread cost?
how much does a liter of milk cost?
how about fruits?
how much does a two bedroom (1 hall + 1 room) rent out for?
are there good hospitals in Malmo?
any indian groups in Malmo?

thanks and hope to hear from someone soon!

regards,
ravi.

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Yud ViP

Member since 08 November 2010

YudViP21 February 2011 08:33:26

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Welcome on Expat.com ravi

Market Price
Milk (regular), 1 liter    1.60 $
Loaf of Fresh Bread    2.10 $
Eggs (12)    3.48 $
Fresh Cheese (1kg) 10.16 $
Water (1.5 liter bottle) 2.90 $
Domestic Beer (0.5 liter bottle) 2.18 $
Imported Beer (0.33 liter bottle) 3.63 $

Accommodation Costs
Apartment (1 bedroom) in City Centre    888.36 $
Apartment (1 bedroom) Outside of Centre    679.37 $
Apartment (3 bedrooms) in City Centre    1,264.24 $
Apartment (3 bedrooms) Outside of Centre 1,019.13 $

Hope this helps!

Source: Numbeo Website,
Figures Updated: January 2011

ravibilgi New member

Member since 21 February 2011

ravibilgiNew member21 February 2011 10:06:51

Hey, Yud,

Thanks for the welcome and the useful information!

However, you did not mention about the hospitals. Could you please tell me how they are?

Thanks again!
Ravi.

Minerva909 Active member

Member since 19 September 2007

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Minerva909Active member25 February 2011 14:40:54

Ravi, Sweden has excellent health care, don't worry.

Minerva909 Active member

Member since 19 September 2007

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Minerva909Active member27 February 2011 12:51:04

here is a recent week's advertisement from a large Swedish grocery chain: coop.ecbook.se/coop/konsum/?store=101610

It is in Swedish but illustrated, so you can see what cost how much.