For Discounted Tickets and Travel Experiences around Sydney - Check Out Klook www.klook.com/en-AU/city/68-sydney-things-to-do/?aid=28215 • Income and Tax 0:49 • Accommodation 1:24 • Utility Bills 2:42 • Dining Out / Food 3:29 • Groceries 4:26 • Internet / Phone 6:04 • Cars 6:40 • Public Transportation 8:11 • Tips and Tricks from locals 9:02
Awesome coverage of costs in Sydney! Very detailed! I find a lot of the stuff similar to Melbourne, slightly more pricier. Love how you guys shot this, the free walking around and the sound quality with the mic is perfect! Oooooo yeah ozbargain is the best. We use that too. $500 saving on the lens!! so good! All of the tips are spot on! Good work guys!
I recommend getting a home a bit far from Sydney CBD but not as far as 50 - 80 Km and if you wanna go to the main CBD and enjoy the view you could take the ferry from the local river or take train, bus maybe even light rail which might be rare
AMAZING VIDEO. Gave me such a great understanding of living costs and luxury items. So precise and wide range of prices and options. All around helpful imformation.
Great itemized breakdown of the true cost of living in Sydney! It's somewhere I've always wanted to travel to/spend extended time in. Travel is the primary driver behind my goal to reach financial independence, and videos like this are motivating, and contextualize how far my money will get me abroad. Thanks for sharing! I just subscribed, keep it up!
Where I live in Canada, food looks comparable, electricity and a phone is significantly cheaper in Sydney. Car insurance is lower, but gas is more expensive. House prices and rent is where Sydney kills ya. 1m+ for a 2 bedroom condo larger than a closet. I could buy 3 houses here for that. 2000 a month for rent is like a penthouse suite downtown. Also australia taxes are significantly higher.
Interesting to hear from Canada thanks Genevieve 🙌🏻 Yup so true 2bedroom apartments in good location closer to city can be 1mil+ 😆 so yeah Sydney's property (buy/rent) is the killer so most of income just to pay that rent/mortgage 😭
I'd argue that for a lot of people, a car isn't necessary at all. There's so much traffic in Sydney that even on the weekends, the roads are packed. For road trips or the like, rent a car. You'd save thousands of dollars in the long run.
love the vlog guys. Thanks for the websites which are actually very helpful and I will actually check them out. the whole video is super helpful. definitely worth a sub.
You two have nailed it. You're great presenters, your content is excellent in sound and video quality, cam angles and editing, and (just an idea) if you worked on a bit more detail and strecthed them out to about 30 minutes each - you're not at all boring so it would be very watchable - you could travel the world making a different city each time and make a great living out of this. You're easily, to this century, what Lonely Planet books were to the last century. Start by doing Melbourne and Brisbane, finish off Australia, then head to Europe where any city is a couple of hours away. Don't be afraid to credit sponsors - just make sure they're credible and in line with the honest image you're presenting. You really are the best at this that I've seen, and as you know there are a lot of people doing it. Don't be scared off by the competition - you're the BEST. Well done! :)
Omg thank you so much Colin for your lovely comment 😭 we never receive beautiful comments like this before🙏🏻 Always thought we'll be so boring if stretch out too long 😆 and yes our dream actually to travel & make living from this, right now still working towards it. Again thank you so so much, we really appreciate it 🙏🏻🙏🏻
This information is really cool! All this time, I've always thinking the way I can survive in this city with my family. Surely, Sydney is amaze for take a study. Hopefully, someday we will move here.
I'm here in Toronto. Loved Australia and hope to go back. Rents here are expensive but told my Aussies that food and rent is higher in Sydney. Most professionals up here make $80-$100,000....most 20 somethings can afford a house up here.
Toronto is also really nice city to live in. I mean Canada in general actually really nice country to live. Beautiful nature and wow cheaper than Aussie🤩 tempted hahaa
@@nickandhelmi it all depends on the location if your more far away from the CBD it would be much cheaper like you could easily get a 1 bedroom apartment for 150 - 170 dollars and groceries i think woolies is quite cheap if you wanna buy a bag of chips (woolies branded) it only costs about 1.60 AUD and much more woolies essentials are SUPER cheap.
even in other country the fact the we used our skills to have food every day it is really cheaper, I owe you for sharing this very informative lets celebrate together finished ity till the end.
Thanks a lot for the video! We're planning to relocate to Sydney and it definitely helps to get a fair idea about what kind of expenses to expect on a monthly basis. Love from India ❤️
Good information you 2 🤗 Sydney is one of the best cities in the world and not as expensive as alot other cities we have lived, having lived and stayed in many major cities around the world we keep moving back here and making another move back at the end of the year 😍we see with covid the rents have dropped quite abit in some inner city areas.If you live in a good inner city suburb with everything you need within walking distance you dont need to have a car, otherwise the transport links are excellent.
Aww thanks so much Dan 🥰 True though its pricey, but Sydney and Aust in general still have good quality of life, we're biased i guess hehe.. hope for smooth moving back here, right on time for summer 🤩
Love this! We never really thought about making a cost of living video and it's super interesting. So nice that you guys decided to put this together! So nice you can drink tap water. I'm always nervous to drink it. The first time I ever did it was in Venice because it was apparently the BEST! We really hope to visit Sydney some day and all of this information is super helpful! Where we are in Bali at the moment. We have been here for 5 months and we actually feel that eating out may be cheaper then cooking groceries. Crazy at it sounds, but if you budget everything out, it works out better though we generally find street food! We also don't have access to a kitchen so we try to make it work. Best of all, we LOVE The OPAL card idea. We generally take public transportation everywhere we go so it works out so well! Some really great tips over all guys! We have watched your whole video to support and just LOVE all of your content.
Thanks so much guys🙌🏻 Tap water in Sydney is safe but I feel Switzerland has the best taste for tap water haha😂 Hope you are doing well in Bali. It should be reopening soon back to normal👍🏻
@@nickandhelmi Yes, but we are actually getting kicked out before opening. So many people here on FREE VISA, last day is Aug 12th. We are fighting to stay.
@@nickandhelmi Honestly, We have NO IDEA! We may have to split up and go to different countries, OR we head somewhere in middle east where they take our Passports. Keep you guys posted! Wish it was Australia because that would be so fun
If it isn’t expensive then why r Aussies going homeless and this country isn’t the place to be didnt show u reality of a Aussie life this is a life of a tourist trying to be Aussie but isn’t and failed
Hi guys! Another great video! Love seeing how things are in Sydney, and being in Melbourne, I guess quite a lot of things are priced similarly! Since the last time I was renting, seems like Sydney accomodation is a bit higher than Melb. Honestly, our tax is so high here haha! Thanks for the tips and tricks! Haha, OzBargain is something my husband uses absolutely all the time, and we agree that it’s such a good place to find great deals! Thanks for the video! Take care, Alditha
Thanks alditha 🙌🏻 Yup melbourne accommodation is definitely in the cheaper range than Sydndey. Ozbargain is must use website hhaaa, always got good bargain from there 😁
Best talk to an Aussie about Australia.. these people making videos are just for holiday people.. Aussies have a culture and we love beers pubs rock music and sports. we are flooded with asians and indians..
If you are coming to work, live near your work. Peak traffic is hell in Sydney, and all the motorways are expensively tolled. I've lived in Sydney since 1966!
Yo conclusion given right at the start, Sydney ain't cheap. Man 45% highest bracket income tax is rough. House rentals, utility, transport and food looks pretty similar to Auckland. But what the heck your avo toast is waaaay cheaper like half the price.
Yes 45% tax but that is only for people earning over $180k. Plus if you are earning they much usually people have a good account who can find many deductions to reduce the tax.
Nick and Helmi Yes！Compared with the products in their own country, it is really so expensive. We sometimes go to a Asian supermarket called Tokyo which is near Unsw, is a little bit cheap.🤣
Hi! I’m planning to venture out to the country from the States towards the end of the year. I’ve been in TX most of my life so I’m used to the heat (although it might be a different type of heat). Being able to work for anywhere I’m flexible as far as dates & cities go. Do y’all have any recommendations? Genuinely asking. Your feedback will be greatly appreciated. I’ve between Gold Coast, Melbourne, Perth, and Sydney. Also, if y’all know the current state of the country I’d love to hear about it. I’m doing so much research before I relocate.
Hi Olivia, I would say Sydney is more like NYC, Melbourne is like SF whereas Perth and Gold Coast are more laid back like TX. For cost of living Sydney & Melbourne are more expensive then Perth and Gold Coast. I would recommend getting the visa/job first while you are still in US since right now we aren't even sure when the border will open 😅
I have been everywhere in Europe Asia nothing like Australia Sydney is the best in 2010 life was okay and beautiful even before the economy crisis 2007 after 2012 when the house prices start rising and everything start getting expensive it was getting hard before was easy everything is cheap and affordable we didn’t care
Yeah during the mining & property boom, all prices hike up so crazily😳. Now in 2020 the house prices are actually lower but other living expenses are still high. Hopefully Aust will get through this hard times 🙏🏻
Hey Nick and Helmi!! So great to see you guys and awesome you're doing a cost of living in Sydney. The prices are similar to living in Los Angeles. Loved checking out the markets where you guys go. The prices seem very comparable as well. The only thing that seems a lot higher is petrol prices. Here it's about $3.50/Gallon, and even that is expensive for where we live.
Internet services in Australia are among the bottom 3 I’ve experienced in 37 countries. More expensive and not as fast as in Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, China, Hong Kong, Brazil…
For Discounted Tickets and Travel Experiences around Sydney - Check Out Klook
www.klook.com/en-AU/city/68-sydney-things-to-do/?aid=28215
• Income and Tax 0:49
• Accommodation 1:24
• Utility Bills 2:42
• Dining Out / Food 3:29
• Groceries 4:26
• Internet / Phone 6:04
• Cars 6:40
• Public Transportation 8:11
• Tips and Tricks from locals 9:02
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I am considering on moving to Sydney Australia 🇦🇺this video helped me out alot thank you both
No problem, glad this helps😊
U shouldn’t u want to be stabbed to ahead this video is woke and isn’t Aussie reality
The opal card is the best tip! Sydney public transport was solid, thanks for that tip from your earlier sydney videos as well!
Thank you guys, glad this is helpful. Yup opal card is way easier to take transportation. Before we used to have paper tickets that I always lost it😅
Awesome coverage of costs in Sydney! Very detailed! I find a lot of the stuff similar to Melbourne, slightly more pricier. Love how you guys shot this, the free walking around and the sound quality with the mic is perfect! Oooooo yeah ozbargain is the best. We use that too. $500 saving on the lens!! so good! All of the tips are spot on! Good work guys!
Thank you so much guys 😁🙌🏻
Did u like that helmi transition 😛, cant let andy do frame blocking by himself haha
Wow this is the most detailed cost of living video I've seen. Thanks Nick and Helmi!
Thank you so much🙏🏻 glad you enjoy it Dee😊
The information is so useful for a ‘’fresh’’ people who just came to the Sydney.
it's really good to know the cost of living there, it helps a lot for people who want to have a vacation or live there 👍👍👍✨✨
Nin is Cooking yeah def not cheap i must visit u in chang mai hehe
I want to go there
I recommend getting a home a bit far from Sydney CBD but not as far as 50 - 80 Km and if you wanna go to the main CBD and enjoy the view you could take the ferry from the local river or take train, bus maybe even light rail which might be rare
AMAZING VIDEO. Gave me such a great understanding of living costs and luxury items. So precise and wide range of prices and options. All around helpful imformation.
Great to hear it's helpful, thanks Lily😊🙏🏻
Great itemized breakdown of the true cost of living in Sydney! It's somewhere I've always wanted to travel to/spend extended time in. Travel is the primary driver behind my goal to reach financial independence, and videos like this are motivating, and contextualize how far my money will get me abroad. Thanks for sharing! I just subscribed, keep it up!
Glad you enjoyed it, thank you so much 😄
It’s not the best place on earth go somewhere else or get shot in Sydney that happens this vid is woke
Where I live in Canada, food looks comparable, electricity and a phone is significantly cheaper in Sydney. Car insurance is lower, but gas is more expensive. House prices and rent is where Sydney kills ya. 1m+ for a 2 bedroom condo larger than a closet. I could buy 3 houses here for that. 2000 a month for rent is like a penthouse suite downtown. Also australia taxes are significantly higher.
Interesting to hear from Canada thanks Genevieve 🙌🏻 Yup so true 2bedroom apartments in good location closer to city can be 1mil+ 😆 so yeah Sydney's property (buy/rent) is the killer so most of income just to pay that rent/mortgage 😭
hello, could you share some Canadian rent/buy property websites? thanks
I'd argue that for a lot of people, a car isn't necessary at all. There's so much traffic in Sydney that even on the weekends, the roads are packed. For road trips or the like, rent a car. You'd save thousands of dollars in the long run.
Yup goget for car rentals are good option too. Always depends on people necessity for cars 👍🏻
The weather looks pretty good! 🌞🌈 It's true that you cook by yourself is much cheaper than eating outside hehe 😍💗
Yup definitely 😊
Did you know that in the usa eating outside is cheaper then cooking? Pretty weird but it explains the fat people over there. No offense
Oh really 😮
Nin is Cooking Yes its ridiculous 😂
Good to know, im moving to bondi on ocean street in december, so I need to be ready on all this info....
Fascinating
Great video. In San Francisco, CA, rent is 1K-3K, gas is $3.50 a gallon.
Thanks christam. Wow gas is way cheaper there😳 rent sounds similar , 3K must be closer to downtown
3.5 gallon usd?
Ozbargain looks super useful 👍 great video and tips guys
thank you guys 🙌😄
love the vlog guys. Thanks for the websites which are actually very helpful and I will actually check them out. the whole video is super helpful. definitely worth a sub.
Thank you😊🙏🏻
You two have nailed it. You're great presenters, your content is excellent in sound and video quality, cam angles and editing, and (just an idea) if you worked on a bit more detail and strecthed them out to about 30 minutes each - you're not at all boring so it would be very watchable - you could travel the world making a different city each time and make a great living out of this. You're easily, to this century, what Lonely Planet books were to the last century. Start by doing Melbourne and Brisbane, finish off Australia, then head to Europe where any city is a couple of hours away. Don't be afraid to credit sponsors - just make sure they're credible and in line with the honest image you're presenting. You really are the best at this that I've seen, and as you know there are a lot of people doing it. Don't be scared off by the competition - you're the BEST. Well done! :)
Omg thank you so much Colin for your lovely comment 😭 we never receive beautiful comments like this before🙏🏻 Always thought we'll be so boring if stretch out too long 😆 and yes our dream actually to travel & make living from this, right now still working towards it. Again thank you so so much, we really appreciate it 🙏🏻🙏🏻
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Such a great video packed with info!!!
Thank you 👍🏻
👏👏 that’s the must accrued video about Sydney ✅
This information is really cool! All this time, I've always thinking the way I can survive in this city with my family. Surely, Sydney is amaze for take a study. Hopefully, someday we will move here.
Hopefully :))
Very informative and clear. Thanks
Wow Nick. You explain so detail. Good job
Thanks man
Good tips!! 🤍 thanks nick and helmi :)
Thanks for watching mariel 😄
I'm here in Toronto. Loved Australia and hope to go back. Rents here are expensive but told my Aussies that food and rent is higher in Sydney. Most professionals up here make $80-$100,000....most 20 somethings can afford a house up here.
Toronto is also really nice city to live in. I mean Canada in general actually really nice country to live. Beautiful nature and wow cheaper than Aussie🤩 tempted hahaa
@@nickandhelmi What's also nice is how close the US is....and Quebec is wonderful
Oh yes Quebec is sooo pretty. Hope all is well in Toronto🙏🏻
Thanks for this video it's really clear and informative!
Yeay glad you enjoy the video Bianca 😊
Extremely helpful video. Thanks guys ..
Yay glad it helps!
Great guide! You condensed so much information into it. Looking at costs in other cities always makes me think of how expensive London is 😅
Thanks aaron! Gosh I heard London is even more expensive than Sydney 😂
@@nickandhelmi it all depends on the location if your more far away from the CBD it would be much cheaper like you could easily get a 1 bedroom apartment for 150 - 170 dollars and groceries i think woolies is quite cheap if you wanna buy a bag of chips (woolies branded) it only costs about 1.60 AUD and much more woolies essentials are SUPER cheap.
Thats the best coast of living video i ever watched in my life lol , thanks from DR 🇩🇴
Hehe thanks so much Jordan🤗🙂
These big cities are good for holiday visits and nights out, we had to move from London to up north were we easily bought a home without stress
I thought London is also quite expensive right🥹
Love the video, keep them coming guys:)
Thanks so much Jackie 🤗🙏🏻
Ferry ride looks so worth it! Definitely would keep that weekend tip in mind
Yep definitely for weekend 👌🏻
Thank you for the upload. Very informative and interesting.
Thanks so much Paul 🙂
Enjoyed this episode! Really informative and great tips at the end 🙂
Thank you Joel and Becca, glad you enjoy the video 🙌🏻🙂
Useful tips! Thanks Nick And Helmi.
Thank you 🙏🏻🙏🏻
even in other country the fact the we used our skills to have food every day it is really cheaper, I owe you for sharing this very informative lets celebrate together finished ity till the end.
Improving the cooking skills for sure 😁
Good job. Its concise and informative.
Thank you, glad it is helpful🙏🏻
Thanks a lot for the video! We're planning to relocate to Sydney and it definitely helps to get a fair idea about what kind of expenses to expect on a monthly basis.
Love from India ❤️
No problem Ishita. Yeay, we're really glad the video is helpful🙏🏻😊
bring in a billion dollars
Tnx for this...this video is very helpful
No problem❤ glad it's helpful
Your video is a real help!!
thanks for that...
Yeay happy the video is helpful😊
great video. thanks guys very informative .
Glad you enjoyed it
Sydney transportation was great!! I loved it 😊💓
Yeah we also think so too
That was really helpful ,keep it up❤
Thanks so much for watching😊
Informative and helpful. Thanks for this 🙂
Super helpful ! Keep up the amazing videos :)
So glad Camille, thank you so much 🙏
Good information you 2 🤗 Sydney is one of the best cities in the world and not as expensive as alot other cities we have lived, having lived and stayed in many major cities around the world we keep moving back here and making another move back at the end of the year 😍we see with covid the rents have dropped quite abit in some inner city areas.If you live in a good inner city suburb with everything you need within walking distance you dont need to have a car, otherwise the transport links are excellent.
Aww thanks so much Dan 🥰 True though its pricey, but Sydney and Aust in general still have good quality of life, we're biased i guess hehe.. hope for smooth moving back here, right on time for summer 🤩
Your video is really helpful 😍
Thank you, glad its helpful🥰
You’re right - Sydney ain’t cheap! High taxes too. But seems like a nice quality of life
Yup agree on that, pretty laid back compared with say NYC 😅
amazing to watch
Great informative video guys visiting Sydney for a month can u do a video on different ride shares and cabs which ones are cheaper etc.
Thank you! Ride share is slightly cheaper :)
I am impressed, coffee, 3.50 AUD, here in Canggu, Bali, a cappuccino is 45000 rupiah, that is 4.34 AUD... great guide. Thanks for all the info😊
Glad it is useful elena😄 well yeah a lot of other places charge higher than $3.50 :)
Thank you for the info!!!!
Rent is a bit cheaper than NY
The same in NY, landlords pay for water, but everything else is on the tenant
Unless you get this included in a deal
Oh yeah i heard NYC is crazy expensive for accommodation
Love this! We never really thought about making a cost of living video and it's super interesting. So nice that you guys decided to put this together! So nice you can drink tap water. I'm always nervous to drink it. The first time I ever did it was in Venice because it was apparently the BEST! We really hope to visit Sydney some day and all of this information is super helpful! Where we are in Bali at the moment. We have been here for 5 months and we actually feel that eating out may be cheaper then cooking groceries. Crazy at it sounds, but if you budget everything out, it works out better though we generally find street food! We also don't have access to a kitchen so we try to make it work. Best of all, we LOVE The OPAL card idea. We generally take public transportation everywhere we go so it works out so well! Some really great tips over all guys! We have watched your whole video to support and just LOVE all of your content.
Thanks so much guys🙌🏻 Tap water in Sydney is safe but I feel Switzerland has the best taste for tap water haha😂 Hope you are doing well in Bali. It should be reopening soon back to normal👍🏻
@@nickandhelmi Yes, but we are actually getting kicked out before opening. So many people here on FREE VISA, last day is Aug 12th. We are fighting to stay.
@@exploreaswego omg 😳 so where u guys off to if u dont get the visa? Hopefully something will sort out🙏🏻
@@nickandhelmi Honestly, We have NO IDEA! We may have to split up and go to different countries, OR we head somewhere in middle east where they take our Passports. Keep you guys posted! Wish it was Australia because that would be so fun
Informative
Please tell something about ACCA job profiles in Australia
Something I loved there was that there’s no tax 😂 I also bought Røde mics there cuz they’re cheaper!!! Saved me a good amount of 💸💸
Hahaa well tax included so we don't need to calculate like in US 😄
If it isn’t expensive then why r Aussies going homeless and this country isn’t the place to be didnt show u reality of a Aussie life this is a life of a tourist trying to be Aussie but isn’t and failed
Very good overview
Thank you
Thank you, glad this is helpful 😄
Hi guys! Another great video! Love seeing how things are in Sydney, and being in Melbourne, I guess quite a lot of things are priced similarly! Since the last time I was renting, seems like Sydney accomodation is a bit higher than Melb. Honestly, our tax is so high here haha! Thanks for the tips and tricks! Haha, OzBargain is something my husband uses absolutely all the time, and we agree that it’s such a good place to find great deals! Thanks for the video! Take care, Alditha
Thanks alditha 🙌🏻 Yup melbourne accommodation is definitely in the cheaper range than Sydndey. Ozbargain is must use website hhaaa, always got good bargain from there 😁
Hello! Good to know about Sydney Australia. So informative ! thank you! 😊
Thank you for watching Nuna 😄
Best talk to an Aussie about Australia.. these people making videos are just for holiday people.. Aussies have a culture and we love beers pubs rock music and sports. we are flooded with asians and indians..
This was amazing! Please do a follow up
Hehe we will do updated one;)
@@nickandhelmi rockstars! I’m applying for my mba for this fall in Australia so this would be very helpful 🙏🌏✈️
@@WackoWambo yash wish you all the best
🙏❤️🙏 👨🏻🎓📚👩🏻🎓 excellent video 👍🏽 👍🏽 ( only the background music is too loud 😩 )
So much good information here guys! Stay safe!
Thanks Ismael, stay safe too!
Thanks mam and sir..very helpful
Great video guys. Thanks.
Thank you Jeff 🙏
Great info guys! Dang, Sydney is expensive.. good perspective though to compare to NJ, highway robbery over here lol..
hahaha yeah sydney is not cheap at all so glad you find this helpful :)
Definitely learned a lot from this video, guys!
Thanks guys 🙌🏻
Very helpful. I love Sydney!
Thank you😊
It is always good to see you guys. Great saving tips :) These guys should sponsor your channel!!
Thanks man 🙌🏻haha i wish one day😎
If you are coming to work, live near your work. Peak traffic is hell in Sydney, and all the motorways are expensively tolled. I've lived in Sydney since 1966!
Thank you guys. I like your videos :)
Thank you so much 🥰🙂
75K is the average? Not bad! Taxes can be pretty high over here too. Rent prices are about the same here.
Aww i see good to know too guys
Stay with housing commissions,the best..300 a weeks,your own room in the city,2 bedroom apartment
In Singapore, sometimes cook at home can be more expensive. Maybe because we buy better quality ingredient.
Yeah when i used to live in SG, never cook 😅 eating out is cheaper loll
How much Changes in the cost or in simpler terms, what might be the inflation in that as per today. Can you make a similar video for the current time?
We found gas to be pretty fair in Australia, paying about $1.30 per liter in Melbourne. New Zealand was crazy though!
Yess somehow petrol in NZ is way higher especially more remote towns 😆
Very helpful. Sydney is my favorite city❤❤
Glad you enjoy it 🙂
Nice info vblog...watching you from Philippines
Yo conclusion given right at the start, Sydney ain't cheap. Man 45% highest bracket income tax is rough. House rentals, utility, transport and food looks pretty similar to Auckland. But what the heck your avo toast is waaaay cheaper like half the price.
wow serious NZ avo toast is more expensive?! my goodness hahaa..
Yes 45% tax but that is only for people earning over $180k. Plus if you are earning they much usually people have a good account who can find many deductions to reduce the tax.
very helpful and komprehensiv danke
Very helpful for me.
Thank you very much
I'm coming soon in Sydney
Love you from Pakistan
Ahhh welcome Hassan😊
Bruv, like I’m not an intellectual or nothing but I mean I am half Australian so if I ever moved to Sydney I think this would help out so much.
Is the Asian supermarket in your video in Eastgardens？
Yes! Hehe 😂
Nick and Helmi I was so familiar the gate of Tongli.😂
Andrews Francisco haha except sometime asian supermarket can be expensive too because of all the imported item 😅
Nick and Helmi Yes！Compared with the products in their own country, it is really so expensive. We sometimes go to a Asian supermarket called Tokyo which is near Unsw, is a little bit cheap.🤣
This video is going to be very interesting
I love this kind of data
Heehe😎😎
We used Groupon a lot when we were in the US
Really great over heren👌🏻
Great video!! Really curious where you shot the first few seconds of the video? What's that place called? :)
Thank you Sab! That's Bondi Beach 😄
@@nickandhelmi whoa didn’t realize Bondi was that big! How about where you shot your intro? The one with the bridge and like a mini island?
@@sabpablo4761 la perouse :)
@@nickandhelmi awesome! Thank you!! 😄
Hi! I’m planning to venture out to the country from the States towards the end of the year. I’ve been in TX most of my life so I’m used to the heat (although it might be a different type of heat). Being able to work for anywhere I’m flexible as far as dates & cities go. Do y’all have any recommendations? Genuinely asking. Your feedback will be greatly appreciated. I’ve between Gold Coast, Melbourne, Perth, and Sydney. Also, if y’all know the current state of the country I’d love to hear about it. I’m doing so much research before I relocate.
Hi Olivia, I would say Sydney is more like NYC, Melbourne is like SF whereas Perth and Gold Coast are more laid back like TX. For cost of living Sydney & Melbourne are more expensive then Perth and Gold Coast. I would recommend getting the visa/job first while you are still in US since right now we aren't even sure when the border will open 😅
A thanks a looot for u guys
Thumbs up! Great video as always Nick and Helmi :)
Glad you enjoyed it, thank you!!
Love Sydney
❤👍🏻
seems good day waktu shooting ya.. weather is good juga itu
Actually after shoot this one, ujann haha so lucky finished before that
Does the symbol ($) mentioned in your video and video description means usd dollar? Or It's mean Australian dollar (AUD)????
They are all in AUD
@@nickandhelmi Ok Thanks...this video was very much helpful..
I have been everywhere in Europe Asia nothing like Australia Sydney is the best in 2010 life was okay and beautiful even before the economy crisis 2007 after 2012 when the house prices start rising and everything start getting expensive it was getting hard before was easy everything is cheap and affordable we didn’t care
Yeah during the mining & property boom, all prices hike up so crazily😳. Now in 2020 the house prices are actually lower but other living expenses are still high. Hopefully Aust will get through this hard times 🙏🏻
The drone shots 😍😍😍
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I’m from Mexico and prices are not far away of ours. Excepting by propriety rent cost.
yeah property (rent or buy) is sooo expensive here T.T
Hey Nick and Helmi!! So great to see you guys and awesome you're doing a cost of living in Sydney. The prices are similar to living in Los Angeles. Loved checking out the markets where you guys go. The prices seem very comparable as well. The only thing that seems a lot higher is petrol prices. Here it's about $3.50/Gallon, and even that is expensive for where we live.
Yup we also feel the petrol price when we film the video is a bit more expensive. Oh similar prices but AUD currency is lower than US hahaa damnn ;)
Very good information
Thanks a lot@
Oh we used to have Groupon too! But now change to another name. I used to buy through that app for facials or hair saloons! :D
Hahaa great for facials 😏😎
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Really helpful! You did not say a sum ,although
That is very good goods and products are cheap
Gas and diesel prices always fluctuate everywhere like crazy
Yeahh but from comment, it seems US petrol price is cheapern
@@nickandhelmi it depends on what state, usually California gas is double price to most states. That's why when we were RVİNG we stayed away from Cali