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JuanPerez444
Joined 2018
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Cost of living in Bolivia.

6 years ago

Hello, I am Juan from Bolvia, this is the costo of living in Bolivia:

In Bolivia you pay about $ 15 / month for electricity, food in a normal restaurant $ 1.5 per plate, a tecito with a sandwich at $ 1.5 also, rent fourth 20 blocks from the center at $ 80 / month, $ 200 department, in remote areas for the most daring one apartment for rent at $ 120, The minimum salary is $ 300 / month, enough to live normal, food is the cheapest, 25 Bananas to $ 1, 25 Oranges to 2 dollars, 1 pineapple at 1.5 dollars, 5 kg of sugar at 4 dollars, 1 kg of salt at 0.2 dollars, gas per month 7 dollars, water per month 10 dollars, newspapers at 0.5 dollars average .. .hmmm
The fiber optic Internet of 2MB is at 20 dollars / month, boliches at 8 ...
Food: 25 pounds of carrots to 4 dollars, 25 pounds of onion heads to 4 dollars the same, 25 pounds of potatoes to 7 dollars, 25 pounds of tomatoes to 7 dollars, ..hmmm, A chicken of 3Kg to 6 dollars. liter of milk bagged at $ 1, 100 pounds of grains of rice at $ 40 and these 100 pounds last for about 3 months or more of rice supplies for a small family, ...
Transportation: Bus for 0.2 dollars, shared taxi for 0.5 dollars, taxi for 1 dollar.
The kilo of beef is at $ 6, 500 pages of letter size bon paper at $ 4, a computer with a CPU mouse keyboard screen and speakers at $ 350.
Generally in Bolivia the Rentals of Rooms or Apartments are unfurnished, that's why they are more economical, you must have your own bed, kitchen chairs, etc.

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