I am very interested in your content and really want to watch you, but if I make a suggestion, leave out the beat in the background. It was very distracting. I thought something was wrong with my computer until I realized it was a beat. I really enjoyed your video though, and I look forward to more.
Great content so interesting.. I live in Dublin it's so expensive rent for 1 bedroom apartment is 1500 to 1750 euros to rent.. It is basic.. Food has got so expensive. Weather here is bad for farming as rain there's to much so there is a huge shortage of potatoes this year.. Brexit hasn't helped England nor Ireland either.. Also to have a beer in Dublin hot-spot you pay 10 euro for a pint it's a tourist trap. Other places in countryside you can pay 6 euro or maybe cheaper if your lucky.. Food looks great there as its home produced much better.. 😊
Prices went up in Russia too, but it is almost nothing in comparison to how prices skyrocketed in other countries ( lately we visited some countries that we had already visited before and noticed that we couldn’t afford things that we could have afford couples years ago)
Hi! There are foreigners especially in Moscow! My Québécois boyfriend was living in Russia for 7 months (might ask him to participate in a video and tell about his struggles in Russia and with a Russian language 😅) we lived in a little town 99km from the capital. My boyfriend already knew some Russian but it still was a struggle for him to live in a Russian speaking environment. Though settle in can be easy if you have a russian speaking person helping you. (My classmate from the university had a part-time job helping English speaking foreigners settle in Moscow) so this kind of service can be available for you to help you settle in - rent something long term and get a bank account and ect
Straight talk - is $4kUSD/month going to pay for high style living in Moscow? I been working for 45 years in Canada and am tired of pinching pennies and looking for sale prices on expired food items.
PS - I'm a simple man who takes no value in material goods, but want a 2 bed apt or home, and the basics like good internet, food, easy and readily available transportation. I want to be able to buy my friends and family a fancy meal sometimes.
$4k is 365.000 rubles which is good money for Russia! So, you can live a comfortable life in Moscow with this money! Check this one to learn rental prices in Moscow if interested 👇🏻 th-cam.com/video/1Hb03EDRhLM/w-d-xo.html
@@karinaleshinsky6186 This is great to hear. Russia is on my bucket list and I'll be visiting when I retire in 4 years and staying for several months to check it out. Such a beautiful country and people, you are all blessed.
Hi,/Dobroy den. Any idea when I go to Russia can I just rent one of those apartments ($250-$400) for 1month? ---I dont know where to do this/I dont just want to land in Moscow or St Petersburg and have nowhere to stay and just walk and go in and ask. spasiba
@@skylark391 thanks---ya nah to the hostels----just being alone I have seen hotels like for the $150night etc and don't want to pay that much if going say 4wks to 6wks would rather pay "1month rent price" somewhere---and no clue how to find those places----
You need to look for an apartment with registration. Foreigners coming to Russia must register with the Ministry of Internal Affairs. In hotels, this is done automatically, and apartment owners can do it, or they may not, it doesn't seem to cost money, but it costs time, so it depends only on the desire of the apartment owner. We need to look for those apartment owners who do this.
It depends , in my city (90km from Moscow) prices start from 2.5 million rubles for a relatively small studio, 1-bedroom apartment would be around 4 million (Moscow is twice as expensive) I might make a video about it 😌, viewers have been asking about it a lot
Hi, Well, sometimes it is, but you can get a realtor and he/she will settle things for you (I have a friend from US who lived in Moscow for almost 6 years, he didn’t have problems renting but he also spoke perfect Russian) Some rental posts specify that landlords only accept slovic applicants though
KARINA, I CAN AFFORD TI LIVE IN RUSSIA CAUSE MY SOCIAL SECURITY PENSION IS $1,200 A MONTH ABOUT 125,000 RUBLES. SO CHEAP IN RUSSIA COMPARED HERE IN DALY CITY, CALIFORNIA U.S.A. A ONE BRDROOM UNFURNISHED APARTMENT HERE IN DALY CITY, CALUFORNIA IS $3,000 A MONTH ABOUT 300,000 RUBLES. BELIEVE IT OR NOT BUT IT'S TRUE.
The direct comparison is kinda foolish. Purchasing power parity should be taken into consideration. For instance, my salary is about 150 thousand roubles (approx 1670 usd) . I pay 70 usd/month for my apt in winter. (3 room apt, 75 square meters) It includes all the utility services such as electricity, water, heating, internet (unlimited 100mbit 5usd/month) etc... And I pay 35 usd/month when no heating is needed. I pay 5 usd/month for my cell phone (1500min, unlimited internet) so my 1670 usd here in Russia have way more purchasing capability than in US or Canada...
@@taesan007 Вот только 150к - это зарплата верхних 1-2% работников. Ну может 3%, с учетом мобилизации. Медиана как была, так и болтается в районе 30-50к в месяц.
So its like living in Thailand just colder, with White people, and more normal European groceries? Would be great for Families. Fun place to visit as I will one day. But I think I will stick to S.E.A. I like the fact that I can get a massage for $7.00, hire a Personal assistant to take care of stuff, and find apartments in the $80-125 range for single bedrooms or studio's. Russia is nice, lots of cool things to see, but for a single guy? Asia seems to be the hot go to place to be.
Southeast Asia is too hot and humid for me) prices are almost the same actually (tho in Thailand it would be cheaper to eat out rather than buy groceries and cook, in Russia that will not fly :0 Russia is fun, once I want to travel around the country definitely as i’ve been living in the western part of Russia for whole my life
@@karinaleshinsky6186 I plan to sneak in there somehow in the future once I get a homebase in either Japan or someplace else. I'm a Car guy, so I wanted to check out the LADA's there and do an In depth first hand review of one of those or go tour the factory. You know what would be cool? Can you guys post videos about your local Music scene out there? I know Birthday Massacre from Toronto Canada was there in 2016, how is the concert stuff going on? Not much new Music seems to be coming out of Russia. That would make a cool video with a lot of interest I would think. Anyways? Both of you have a rocking cool day!
хотела бы я эти 500 долларов получать хотя бы... Когда наплыв клиентов, столько получается, но это осенью. Сейчас перед летом вообще спад, выходит ровно в 2 раза меньше
Pretty costly, a lot of those items have the same prices as in Italy or any other european country but you guys don't earn that much 😕. Looks nice and clean though and extra points for cmdr. Riker.
This isn't only Russia problem.Most of slavic countries and some asia has the same type of buildings. Its just cheap and has a large capacity.But ye i need to agree that this shit is very depressing.
It's not the cost of living that would bother me, its the complete lack of real freedom and that the police can come and arrest you for putting flowers on the wrong grave. A Russian woman from LA who went back to visit her parents was arrested for having donated $51 to a Ukrainian charity at one point. She still sits in a Russian jail. THAT is what would bother me. What a country.
It's just western propaganda bsht. If you're didn't breaking the law no one ever arrest you. About that woman who donated to ua "charity", imagine US citizen donated to taliban or al kaeda "charity" i highly doubt that FBI or CIA didn't come to this person to arrest and interrogate him.
Every country has its pros and cons. In US you have to deal with BLM, and all that LGBT and gender crap. You cant really voice your opinion againts them. Streets are not safe, you literally cannot walk in some places without being robbed or worse. I was surprised to see gang members openly hanging around on the streets in US. Narcos or homeless live right in the city center, sleeping outside and littering around. No such things in Russia. To each their own. I dont say what's better. No ideal country exists. This war was definitely Putin's great error. He didnt planned for what happened.
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Very nice prices. Grocery and rent… :) awesome. 👏
It is, but mind that most people’s income is around $500-$800 a month
Beautiful video thank you. Only thing is backround 🎶 to Lound. Keep going strong.
Thanks! Noted)
That looks like a great place to retire at! спасибо!
Oh yeah, if you have good savings, it would be perfect 👍🏻
Great video and thx for the Information.
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!)
I am very interested in your content and really want to watch you, but if I make a suggestion, leave out the beat in the background. It was very distracting. I thought something was wrong with my computer until I realized it was a beat. I really enjoyed your video though, and I look forward to more.
Hey , thanks)
Попалось в рекомндациях. Желаю удачи с каналом
Спасибо)
Great content so interesting.. I live in Dublin it's so expensive rent for 1 bedroom apartment is 1500 to 1750 euros to rent.. It is basic.. Food has got so expensive. Weather here is bad for farming as rain there's to much so there is a huge shortage of potatoes this year.. Brexit hasn't helped England nor Ireland either.. Also to have a beer in Dublin hot-spot you pay 10 euro for a pint it's a tourist trap. Other places in countryside you can pay 6 euro or maybe cheaper if your lucky.. Food looks great there as its home produced much better.. 😊
Prices went up in Russia too, but it is almost nothing in comparison to how prices skyrocketed in other countries ( lately we visited some countries that we had already visited before and noticed that we couldn’t afford things that we could have afford couples years ago)
В Москве 500$ в Магазине за 30$ продуктов на неделю.
Can you make a detailed video about cost of living in Russia ?
Sure)
Все плохо и дорого, не приезжайте к нам, у вас веселее😂
Excellent video, but I did not catch the name of the town.
Thanks) It is Klin (90 something km from Moscow city center)
@@karinaleshinsky6186 you’re welcome and garnered a new subscriber
Hi Karina, do you see many foreigners living in Russia? And do you think it'd be easy to move with English and learn Russian onsite?
Hi! There are foreigners especially in Moscow! My Québécois boyfriend was living in Russia for 7 months (might ask him to participate in a video and tell about his struggles in Russia and with a Russian language 😅) we lived in a little town 99km from the capital. My boyfriend already knew some Russian but it still was a struggle for him to live in a Russian speaking environment.
Though settle in can be easy if you have a russian speaking person helping you. (My classmate from the university had a part-time job helping English speaking foreigners settle in Moscow) so this kind of service can be available for you to help you settle in - rent something long term and get a bank account and ect
I'm a new subscriber, love your vid's but I think they are too short.
Hi, welcome to this channel!)
Straight talk - is $4kUSD/month going to pay for high style living in Moscow? I been working for 45 years in Canada and am tired of pinching pennies and looking for sale prices on expired food items.
PS - I'm a simple man who takes no value in material goods, but want a 2 bed apt or home, and the basics like good internet, food, easy and readily available transportation. I want to be able to buy my friends and family a fancy meal sometimes.
Yes, that should be enough for a single man. I wouldn’t call what you described a high style living though.
You can live in Moscow on a quarter of that. $4k will give you daily dining out for sure
$4k is 365.000 rubles which is good money for Russia! So, you can live a comfortable life in Moscow with this money!
Check this one to learn rental prices in Moscow if interested 👇🏻
th-cam.com/video/1Hb03EDRhLM/w-d-xo.html
@@karinaleshinsky6186 This is great to hear. Russia is on my bucket list and I'll be visiting when I retire in 4 years and staying for several months to check it out. Such a beautiful country and people, you are all blessed.
Hi,/Dobroy den. Any idea when I go to Russia can I just rent one of those apartments ($250-$400) for 1month? ---I dont know where to do this/I dont just want to land in Moscow or St Petersburg and have nowhere to stay and just walk and go in and ask. spasiba
Sutochno ru, ostrovok ru, mts travel, 101 hotels, for example
Sutochno, ostrovok, mts travel, 101 hotels, for example. First 2 with ru
There are hotels, hostels and Airbnbs there.
@@skylark391 thanks---ya nah to the hostels----just being alone I have seen hotels like for the $150night etc and don't want to pay that much if going say 4wks to 6wks would rather pay "1month rent price" somewhere---and no clue how to find those places----
You need to look for an apartment with registration. Foreigners coming to Russia must register with the Ministry of Internal Affairs. In hotels, this is done automatically, and apartment owners can do it, or they may not, it doesn't seem to cost money, but it costs time, so it depends only on the desire of the apartment owner. We need to look for those apartment owners who do this.
Price of apartment if one wants to buy?
It depends , in my city (90km from Moscow) prices start from 2.5 million rubles for a relatively small studio, 1-bedroom apartment would be around 4 million (Moscow is twice as expensive)
I might make a video about it 😌, viewers have been asking about it a lot
@@karinaleshinsky6186 sure I ll be waiting
A lot of vids about apartment prices in Russia.
I live in usa and want to live in russia .I heard it is hard to rent as a foreigner is that true?
Hi,
Well, sometimes it is, but you can get a realtor and he/she will settle things for you
(I have a friend from US who lived in Moscow for almost 6 years, he didn’t have problems renting but he also spoke perfect Russian)
Some rental posts specify that landlords only accept slovic applicants though
"Expat American" chanel. He can help you to find a place cause he knows laws.
KARINA, I CAN AFFORD TI LIVE IN RUSSIA CAUSE MY SOCIAL SECURITY PENSION IS $1,200 A MONTH ABOUT 125,000 RUBLES. SO CHEAP IN RUSSIA COMPARED HERE IN DALY CITY, CALIFORNIA U.S.A. A ONE BRDROOM UNFURNISHED APARTMENT HERE IN DALY CITY, CALUFORNIA IS $3,000 A MONTH ABOUT 300,000 RUBLES. BELIEVE IT OR NOT BUT IT'S TRUE.
You definitely could!
Social security pension in Russia starts from $90 🤦🏻♀️ My grandma gets $280 (and that’s with 2nd disability group )
@@karinaleshinsky6186 Travelling with Russell lives in that neighborhood too? Or do they all look the same? haha
@@victoriadedicova they look the same hahahaha
Вы можете приехать, найти дом и землю в Российской деревне за 1000$ в собственность без аренды и жить в нем.
Hi karena I like ur video ❤
Thank you) welcome to the channel!
What is the name of the city?
It is Klin
Также желаю развития каналу, потому-что и девчёнка симпатичная и с монтажём заморочилась - приятно смотреть )
Спасибо:в
Renal ты написала instead of rental
Tatatatammm вот так получилось 😜
@@karinaleshinsky6186😅
Very interesting video. Things are so much cheaper there than where I live in Canada.
Salaries are lower too (for basic jobs) My husband is from Quebec so we often compare prices here and there 🇷🇺🇨🇦 Greetings from Russia:D
The direct comparison is kinda foolish. Purchasing power parity should be taken into consideration. For instance, my salary is about 150 thousand roubles (approx 1670 usd) . I pay 70 usd/month for my apt in winter. (3 room apt, 75 square meters) It includes all the utility services such as electricity, water, heating, internet (unlimited 100mbit 5usd/month) etc... And I pay 35 usd/month when no heating is needed. I pay 5 usd/month for my cell phone (1500min, unlimited internet) so my 1670 usd here in Russia have way more purchasing capability than in US or Canada...
@@taesan007
Вот только 150к - это зарплата верхних 1-2% работников. Ну может 3%, с учетом мобилизации. Медиана как была, так и болтается в районе 30-50к в месяц.
So its like living in Thailand just colder, with White people, and more normal European groceries?
Would be great for Families. Fun place to visit as I will one day.
But I think I will stick to S.E.A.
I like the fact that I can get a massage for $7.00, hire a Personal assistant to take care of stuff, and find apartments in the $80-125 range for single bedrooms or studio's.
Russia is nice, lots of cool things to see, but for a single guy?
Asia seems to be the hot go to place to be.
Southeast Asia is too hot and humid for me) prices are almost the same actually (tho in Thailand it would be cheaper to eat out rather than buy groceries and cook, in Russia that will not fly :0
Russia is fun, once I want to travel around the country definitely as i’ve been living in the western part of Russia for whole my life
@@karinaleshinsky6186 I plan to sneak in there somehow in the future once I get a homebase in either Japan or someplace else.
I'm a Car guy, so I wanted to check out the LADA's there and do an In depth first hand review of one of those or go tour the factory.
You know what would be cool?
Can you guys post videos about your local Music scene out there?
I know Birthday Massacre from Toronto Canada was there in 2016, how is the concert stuff going on?
Not much new Music seems to be coming out of Russia. That would make a cool video with a lot of interest I would think.
Anyways? Both of you have a rocking cool day!
1,200,000 RUB for apartment?
It’s around 12,000 USD
And rent it in 230 USD
It’s the best real state deal !
That price still available today?
Hi there! Real estate prices video is coming soon 🔜
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хотела бы я эти 500 долларов получать хотя бы... Когда наплыв клиентов, столько получается, но это осенью. Сейчас перед летом вообще спад, выходит ровно в 2 раза меньше
В школе нужно было хорошо учиться и родителей слушаться.
@@cepreupupkin2218 училась я хорошо, только оценки в школе и взрослая жизнь ну вообще никак не связаны.
Pretty costly, a lot of those items have the same prices as in Italy or any other european country but you guys don't earn that much 😕. Looks nice and clean though and extra points for cmdr. Riker.
you mean, food prices?
@@RusGirlVloghe means any prices...
italy is very cheap. especially rural.
I love Italy ❤️🇮🇹 i sent 3 weeks in Priverno, I traveled in exchange back in high school. Had a wonderful experience!
0:29 Walking past that white van with the license plate 666. That number creeps Westerners out.
Tatatatammm
With the new decreet that putin sign.. am looking to escape USA and move to Russia.. i need a 360 turn on my life
360 turn will bring you back to where you started
@@TheBikerDodge lol damn someone did get it.. jk I did a mistake I meant a 180 degrees.lol
The housing looks sort of depressing, like you live in a very large prison or something.
This isn't only Russia problem.Most of slavic countries and some asia has the same type of buildings. Its just cheap and has a large capacity.But ye i need to agree that this shit is very depressing.
Depressing? Hm, I don't see them depressing, I like those colors combinations.
It's not the cost of living that would bother me, its the complete lack of real freedom and that the police can come and arrest you for putting flowers on the wrong grave. A Russian woman from LA who went back to visit her parents was arrested for having donated $51 to a Ukrainian charity at one point. She still sits in a Russian jail. THAT is what would bother me. What a country.
It's just western propaganda bsht. If you're didn't breaking the law no one ever arrest you.
About that woman who donated to ua "charity", imagine US citizen donated to taliban or al kaeda "charity" i highly doubt that FBI or CIA didn't come to this person to arrest and interrogate him.
if she chose the opposite side, then she shouldn't come here
Every country has its pros and cons. In US you have to deal with BLM, and all that LGBT and gender crap. You cant really voice your opinion againts them. Streets are not safe, you literally cannot walk in some places without being robbed or worse. I was surprised to see gang members openly hanging around on the streets in US. Narcos or homeless live right in the city center, sleeping outside and littering around. No such things in Russia. To each their own. I dont say what's better. No ideal country exists. This war was definitely Putin's great error. He didnt planned for what happened.
@@RusGirlVlog Or, maybe Putin shouldnt be so afraid of a young woman.
The same thing would happen in the US if you donated to ISIS.
HET IS NIET TE LEVEN IN RUSLAND. !!!!!
das leben in Russland ist eine wahre freude.