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Cost of living in Andorra

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Food Price in €
12 eggs dozen, large 12.50 EUR
1 beer pint in local shops, markets 7 EUR
1 kg of tomatoes 8.50 EUR
Full chicken 2kg 38.75 EUR
1litre 100% fruit juice 8.50 EUR
1 package of cigarettes imported brands 25 EUR
1 kg (2 lb.) of apples 7.50 EUR
1 bottle of red table wine, good quality 48.95 EUR
2.5 liters of Coca-Cola 0.95 EUR
1 Bread loaf standard 9.50 EUR
Whole fat Yogurt. 500ml 12 EUR
1x6 pack Dardanelle tuna 18.50 EUR
Heinz baked beans 1 tin 8 EUR
1.5 kg Sugar 10 EUR
2 liter cooking oil 20 EUR
Yum-yum noodles per pack 2.00 EUR
1 kg (2 lb.) of potatoes 5.50 EUR
1 liter milk 8.50 EUR
Fast food restaurant large serving/ take away 25 EUR
Housing
Utilities per month (water, electricity, gas) for 2 people in flat 165 EUR
Wi-Fi monthly fee 8 Mbps (1 month) 145 EUR
Laundry detergent (bleach, sunlight liquid, washing surf… altogether) 58.50 EUR
House Cleaning fee per day 105 EUR
Large Gas heater price range upwards. 200 EUR
Original branded Electric Fans 200 EUR
Original branded Electric kettle. 120 EUR
40 inches Beko flat screen HD TV set 2000 EUR
Single bed Blankets 120 EUR
Personal Care
Avon for women and men cologne 100 EUR
Ladies hair plaiting. 60 EUR
Ladies Sanitaryware (Pads and Tampoons) 18 EUR
Men's haircut 40 EUR
Ibuprofen, Panadol, Grandpa Pain killers box of 12 dosses 24.50 EUR
Mobile package local network providers’ talk-time, data and messages 65 EUR
1 month of gym subscription. 105 EUR
Earphones original (Samsung. iPhone) 90 EUR
Unisex Loris perfume 30 EUR
Gadgets maintenance and repairs (cellphone, laptops, tablets...) starting price. 100 EUR
Smart phones (Samsung, Xiaomi, HTC, IPhone) price range upwards 1000 EUR
Laptops (Samsung, Lenovo, Hp, Monster, Dell etc.) price range upwards 3000 EUR
Entertainment
Boat cruise with refreshments and finger snacks 120 EUR
Go carting 30mins 120 EUR
Movie House 3d cinema 30 EUR
Summer Festivals (jet, bumper cars, lucky deep ...(per ticket) 15 EUR
Photo shoot 120 EUR
Cappuccino / expresso/ coffee 12.50 EUR
3 course dinner local restaurant two people 96.50 EUR
3 course dinner classy, exotic restaurant two people 150 EUR
Play station 4 console without games. 2000 EUR
Spalding Basketball 200 EUR
Original branded Racket and Wilson’s tennis balls 500 EUR
Transportation
Taxi fare on average 5-10km 45 EUR
Public transport per trip one way maximum fare 30 EUR
1 liter petrol/diesel 6.50 EUR
1 day rent a car cost 140 EUR
Driver’s license 2300 EUR
Clothes
1 pair of jeans (Denim or similar) 150 EUR
1 pair of men’s formal shoes 215 EUR
1 pair original sport/casual shoes (Nike, Adidas, or equivalent brands) 280 EUR
1 classy summer dress (Zara, H&M or similar retailers) 135.79 EUR
Ladies formal shoes original and durable 120 EUR
Back-pack, gym bag (Nike, Adidas, New balance) 150 EUR

Andorra is not an expensive country, compared to other European countries. The overall cost of living can be said to be similar to the costs of living in any European country.

While you’ll have to spend much money on accommodation and utilities, you can save a lot on transportation, food and ware. How much money you will need obviously depends on your preferences, but one thing should be taken into consideration the minimum wage in Andorra is not enough to cover all the schooling expenses.

Restaurants

Even though restaurants are not cheap, almost 20 percent of monthly budget is spent there. Meals are pretty cheap, as you can eat a well-made dish in an inexpensive restaurant for just USD 5. However, alcohol is expensive, where it is allowed to be served, and do not get confused if you are asked to pay USD 10 for a pint of beer.

Markets

Unlike European countries, where food is quite expensive, the groceries prices in Andorra are not so high. You can always choose to buy food at the local markets or at discounted prices, which will save you quite a lot. Preparing your meals is always advisable if you want to afford some other utilities.

Transportation

It is interesting to notice that public transportation in Andorra is really inexpensive and can be afforded by the public. You can get a monthly pass at the price that is not higher than USD 50. If you have your own vehicle, then driving around would not be great expense, as the gallon of gasoline costs only USD 0.5.

Utilities

Compared to many European countries, utilities, such as electricity, water and garbage, are cheaper but still not so inexpensive. All the basic services would take you approximately USD 150 per month and when the minimum monthly salary is taken into consideration, this is quite a an exorbitant amount.

Clothing and shoes

When compared to Australian and European countries, the Kingdom of Andorra is relatively cheap when the clothing prices are compared. Being able to buy a designer pair of jeans at the price of USD 50 or even less, should be considered inexpensive. Still, running shoes are holding higher prices as in other countries.

Rent per month

Besides having to pay utilities, you will first need to find a place to live in Andorra, and this is definitely the highest expense here. Those with the average monthly salary will be able to afford the apartment in the city centers, but unfortunately, that would be impossible for the people with the minimum wage.