Mercadona prices change as per the region. For example, Madrid region prices are higher than Andalucia. Also, flat rents in Madrid and Barcelona are touching the roof. You will end up paying 50-60% of your salary in rent. It is now hard to get a 1 bedroom apartment for less than 1000 euros. You may be able to share the apartment and pay around 500 euros plus utilities.
Hey, I agree with you about apartment prices. In my video, I already mentioned that I'm currently paying 520€ for just a room on an island, whereas I used to pay 325€ for a four-room apartment in Galicia. (So yeah it’s 50-60% of the salary) The housing prices indeed ‘vary’ significantly by city and are quite high in some areas especially Madrid, Barcelona and the Islands. Regarding Mercadona, the prices of seasonal fruits and vegetables can differ across regions based on local production, for example on Island they have different fruit production than in Extremaduras (another state.) However, in my experience traveling across 7-8 states of Spain and living in 2, I've found that Hacendado products like bread, cheese, and butter tend to have kinda consistent pricing across most regions. Although It's good to know that Mercadona is cheaper in Andalucia!
Hi Sneh, I really appreciate your content, but I noticed there isn't much detailed information about studying in Spain on TH-cam. It would be super helpful if you could make a video covering the top universities in Spain, the cost of living and tuition fees, and whether it's possible for students to earn enough to cover their living expenses and tuition through part-time work. I think this information would benefit a lot of students considering Spain as a study destination. Thanks for all the great content!🎉
You can find accommodation in Spain through “Idealista, Fotocasa and Facebook rental groups.” Rest I made a studio apartment’s video of Madrid and link is mentioned in the description, you can talk to owner if they can rent you for 3 months. I hope it helps!
Hi Sachin, for an individual minimum 1500€ is required in order to have a normal lifestyle there. Also, yes if you’re officially working somewhere in Spain (except being illegally there) you have to pay taxes!
Hi. Love your Content I'm from Pakistan. Bachelor k liye hmy Spain aana chaiye or Public universities ma admission mil jae ga without Spain B2 proficiency Fully English taught programs Ya private universities ma mily ga admission plz reply must ❤️❤️
Hey, thank you for supporting my channel🌸 I didn’t go for studies, so I can’t say which universities are easier to get into. However, I’ve seen that people prefer public universities in Spain for higher studies, and my friends who studied there told me that some courses are available in English. In private universities, they generally offer courses that are fully conducted in English for International students. However, my friends say it’s better to have at least a B2 level in Spanish, as it can sometimes be difficult to communicate with local classmates, and some mandatory subjects are only taught in Spanish. I hope it helps you to make a research accordingly, although I’ll try to make a video on this soon with some researches and my personal experience:)
If you have a driving licence and temporary residency card (which you can obtain through your rental agreement from your local municipal), then I think you can surely drive a card as mostly they check the driving licence and then sometimes your carta de residencia
Hi Sneh hope you are doing great ,I need a info about 1 month to 45 days staying cost i need single room are guest room also fine in budget please refer me
Hey, try to get a studio apartment or Airbnb, and you can negotiate the price with the owner. Sometimes the airbnb owner reduce it if you rent for a long period. I would say you need at least 800-900€ for a month, but it all depends on your rent and consumption. I hope this helps. You can find Airbnb references in my Madrid vlog (if you want to stay in Madrid!)
Hi, you can watch my Madrid series, part 1 and part 2 also I have added studio link in description to rent. Spain Travel Vlog🇪🇸| Indian girl in Madrid🇮🇳| Part 1 th-cam.com/video/kGbqa6UlUug/w-d-xo.html
@@rizqdanniel824 Hey just sharing Spain’s affordability experience here-how did you end up in a thesaurus on identity crisis? hahah Ah, envy does come in peculiar forms I guess, doesn’t it?
@@snehgaurr I did my diploma of spanish language and right now pursuing BCA as a full stack web developer after completing it , I'll gain the experience of 2 year then I decided to move in Madrid, or Barcelona of spain for job as there currency is more than the indian currency so ,I want your suggestion what you doing there and what is minimum package for a full stack web developer in IT field. Also I wanna start my travel guide business from spain to India. How much you know about It give me your opinion or suggestion.
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Just to clarify guys, Mercadona products are actually called Hacendado, not Haciendo, as I mistakenly pronounced in the video.🌸
we rarely get to see this type of informative videos in our language about spain .....thank you
You’re welcome🌸
@@snehgaurr keep making content ... .also please about barcelona too
Mercadona prices change as per the region. For example, Madrid region prices are higher than Andalucia. Also, flat rents in Madrid and Barcelona are touching the roof. You will end up paying 50-60% of your salary in rent. It is now hard to get a 1 bedroom apartment for less than 1000 euros.
You may be able to share the apartment and pay around 500 euros plus utilities.
Hey, I agree with you about apartment prices. In my video, I already mentioned that I'm currently paying 520€ for just a room on an island, whereas I used to pay 325€ for a four-room apartment in Galicia. (So yeah it’s 50-60% of the salary) The housing prices indeed ‘vary’ significantly by city and are quite high in some areas especially Madrid, Barcelona and the Islands.
Regarding Mercadona, the prices of seasonal fruits and vegetables can differ across regions based on local production, for example on Island they have different fruit production than in Extremaduras (another state.) However, in my experience traveling across 7-8 states of Spain and living in 2, I've found that Hacendado products like bread, cheese, and butter tend to have kinda consistent pricing across most regions. Although It's good to know that Mercadona is cheaper in Andalucia!
@@snehgaurrin Coming year i am Coming to Badalona for family visit ,
Can you Guide me where i could get Best appartment?
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Aww, thank you💌 and I will🌸✨
Nice that you are in spain and also from Delhi so amazing to see your vidoe in Spain too
Thank you🌸
Very Informative video as I am looking forward to come to Spain for my Master studies.
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Very informative video, providing valuable insights into the cost of living for those considering a move there or even planning to visit, nice 💌✨
Thank you so much, means a lot🥰❤️
Hi Sneh, I really appreciate your content, but I noticed there isn't much detailed information about studying in Spain on TH-cam. It would be super helpful if you could make a video covering the top universities in Spain, the cost of living and tuition fees, and whether it's possible for students to earn enough to cover their living expenses and tuition through part-time work. I think this information would benefit a lot of students considering Spain as a study destination. Thanks for all the great content!🎉
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You're so animated when you speak! 💁
Thanks for this one :)
Haha I try, and thank you❤️
Could you please make a video for full university applications process in spain
Very informative video❤❤
Can I know your job name and role......and currently where are you staying......
How to study in spain?😢
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Can I meet you ? I Live in Arenal, Mallorca.
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Very informative! Keep going my girl ❤
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Mam please reply in student visa spouse is allowed? University of Catalonia
I entered in Spain illegally , can i get trc card within 2 year?
Im from spain barcelona
Very good 👍
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Valencia is cheaper ?
No it’s not as I think as housing is expensive in Valencia as it’s one of the most preferred place on the mainland due to its proximity to the water.
I am going to barcelona, Is anyone living there?
App spain konsa part time work karta ho
Island, Mallorca
I need 3 months studio or one room in Spain prefer Madrid, cordoba or Jane. How to find basic accommodation and cost?
You can find accommodation in Spain through “Idealista, Fotocasa and Facebook rental groups.” Rest I made a studio apartment’s video of Madrid and link is mentioned in the description, you can talk to owner if they can rent you for 3 months. I hope it helps!
Spain me minimum monthly salary kitna hona chahiye..survive karne ke liye..aur indian ko waha tax dena padta hai?
Hi Sachin, for an individual minimum 1500€ is required in order to have a normal lifestyle there. Also, yes if you’re officially working somewhere in Spain (except being illegally there) you have to pay taxes!
Mam spain ma after master same field ma job zrori ha for pr ???
Hi. Love your Content
I'm from Pakistan. Bachelor k liye hmy Spain aana chaiye or Public universities ma admission mil jae ga without Spain B2 proficiency Fully English taught programs
Ya private universities ma mily ga admission plz reply must ❤️❤️
Hey, thank you for supporting my channel🌸 I didn’t go for studies, so I can’t say which universities are easier to get into. However, I’ve seen that people prefer public universities in Spain for higher studies, and my friends who studied there told me that some courses are available in English. In private universities, they generally offer courses that are fully conducted in English for International students. However, my friends say it’s better to have at least a B2 level in Spanish, as it can sometimes be difficult to communicate with local classmates, and some mandatory subjects are only taught in Spanish.
I hope it helps you to make a research accordingly, although I’ll try to make a video on this soon with some researches and my personal experience:)
I came in spain illegally ,I have schengen driving licence , can i drive car?
If you have a driving licence and temporary residency card (which you can obtain through your rental agreement from your local municipal), then I think you can surely drive a card as mostly they check the driving licence and then sometimes your carta de residencia
Hi Sneh hope you are doing great ,I need a info about 1 month to 45 days staying cost i need single room are guest room also fine in budget please refer me
Hey, try to get a studio apartment or Airbnb, and you can negotiate the price with the owner. Sometimes the airbnb owner reduce it if you rent for a long period. I would say you need at least 800-900€ for a month, but it all depends on your rent and consumption. I hope this helps. You can find Airbnb references in my Madrid vlog (if you want to stay in Madrid!)
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Minimum wage how much
1500-1600€
Do you know spainish
Yes, I speak Spanish!
Medrid cheap hostel please tell. And hostel location
Hi, you can watch my Madrid series, part 1 and part 2 also I have added studio link in description to rent.
Spain Travel Vlog🇪🇸| Indian girl in Madrid🇮🇳| Part 1
th-cam.com/video/kGbqa6UlUug/w-d-xo.html
Are you Indian
Yea
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@@rizqdanniel824 Hey just sharing Spain’s affordability experience here-how did you end up in a thesaurus on identity crisis? hahah
Ah, envy does come in peculiar forms I guess, doesn’t it?
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I supposed to ask you something but how could I ask and where you answer me like on Instagram or here
@@Spanish_Bhaai Sure, you can ask here
@@snehgaurr I did my diploma of spanish language and right now pursuing BCA as a full stack web developer after completing it , I'll gain the experience of 2 year then I decided to move in Madrid, or Barcelona of spain for job as there currency is more than the indian currency so ,I want your suggestion what you doing there and what is minimum package for a full stack web developer in IT field. Also I wanna start my travel guide business from spain to India. How much you know about It give me your opinion or suggestion.