Relocating to work in Manama, Seef. Price of Rent and monthly Expense?
Last activity 13 September 2015 by Josnuggles
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Hello guys 
Soon I will moove there. My job would be in Manama, Seef. I need help then someone say to me how much I need to rent the apartment and how much i need for food and other things during one month>?
Thank you
This question has been asked so many times. Have a look at this Link for living costs in Bahrain - It was written a while back so there may be be come changes like exchange rate differences but it shouldnt be much. Its a very good guide to living here in Bahrain and i srtongly recommend you go through it.
This guide will give you a good idea and then you can plan your stay here.
Hope this helps..
WOW perfect...thanks
Dont thank me, thank the authors who wrote this article, they done a very good job - 
Jo and Brighton Guy. 
Aww thanks Jazzy 
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