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Cost of living in Armenia

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

When people think about studying or staying abroad, Armenia might come to their minds and they might ask how much it costs to live there. This mostly depends on your lifestyle and where you want to stay, but most people would say that it’s unbelievable cheap country.

On average, it can be said that living expenses are significantly lower if compared to other countries. Armenia has to offer a lot, with an incredibly low cost of living in an excelling country, but only if you live modest lives.

Restaurants

People interested in eating out will be glad to hear that a meal at a restaurant can cost under USD3 and the juices, domestic beers and wines are also extremely cheap as well.

Living in this country and eating daily in restaurants is not very hard for the tourists, as the prices are quite reasonable compared to the prices in Europe or America.

Markets

Fruit and vegetable lovers would feel satisfied to hear that the prices are inexpensive that the cost of food at the local markets is almost negligible. When you have a job, the prices at the local markets are based on to the average salary of the workers and they are rather inexpensive, so that everyone can afford food for their families.

Transportation

Armenia is a country where you can live well even though you do not have much money to spend. Public transport is very cheap and every person can afford it. Gasoline is also rather cheap here, so that you can afford driving there, too, especially if you are earning your wage out of the country.

Utilities

Unlike food, utilities and the Internet are not so cheap in Armenia. You have to spare at least USD 70 a month for basic utilities, such as heating, water and electricity, and they are necessary. On the other hand, the country has very clean and rather cheap phone lines.

Clothing and shoes

Life in the country is cheaper comparing to some developed countries. However, the prices of clothing and shoes are considered rather high in relation to the minimum wages. If you earn USD160 per month, it would be difficult to afford a pair of Nike running shoes which will take you half of the paye.

Rent Per Month

Living out of the center would be much affordable as the costs can easily be cut down by half or more in comparison to the bigger cities. If you decide not to spend so much money on rent, you can live cheaply outside of the capital city.

On the other hand, the rent for a very spacious apartment in the center of the capital city Yerevan costs approximately USD 200, which again is not expensive if you get salary from another region.