Cost of Living in Angola

"The cost of living in Angola is generally considered to be high, with the cost of basic necessities such as food, housing, and transportation being particularly expensive. Prices for imported goods and services are also high due to the country's weak currency. In addition, the cost of utilities such as electricity and water can be quite costly. Despite this, the cost of living in Angola is still lower than in many other African countries," remarked one in Angola.

"Living in Angola may be less expensive than living in the United States in some areas, such as housing and transportation. However, the cost of living in Angola is generally higher than in the United States due to the higher cost of imported goods and services. Additionally, the cost of living in Angola can vary significantly depending on the region and city," remarked one in Angola.

"The cost of housing in Angola is generally quite high, with prices varying depending on the location and type of accommodation. In the capital city of Luanda, rental prices for apartments and houses can be quite expensive, with some luxury properties costing thousands of dollars per month. Outside of the capital, housing costs tend to be lower, but still remain relatively high compared to other countries in the region," wrote a person living in Angola.

"The rental price for a nice 1 bedroom apartment in Angola can vary depending on the location, but generally they range from $700 to $1200 per month. For a nice 2 bedroom apartment in Angola, the monthly rental cost is typically between $850 and $2500," remarked one expat in Angola.

"Most rental properties in Angola will typically come with a refrigerator and stove. Other amenities that might be included are washers and dryers, air conditioning and heating units, microwaves, and other kitchen appliances. Depending on the property, additional furnishings may be provided such as furniture, window coverings, and outdoor equipment," remarked one expat living in Angola.