Ibuprofen, Panadol, Grandpa Pain killers box of 12 dosses
24.50 INR
Mobile package local network providers’ talk-time, data and messages
65 INR
1 month of gym subscription.
105 INR
Earphones original (Samsung. iPhone)
90 INR
Unisex Loris perfume
30 INR
Gadgets maintenance and repairs (cellphone, laptops, tablets...) starting price.
100 INR
Smart phones (Samsung, Xiaomi, HTC, IPhone) price range upwards
1000 INR
Laptops (Samsung, Lenovo, Hp, Monster, Dell etc.) price range upwards
3000 INR
Entertainment
Boat cruise with refreshments and finger snacks
120 INR
Go carting 30mins
120 INR
Movie House 3d cinema
30 INR
Summer Festivals (jet, bumper cars, lucky deep ...(per ticket)
15 INR
Photo shoot
120 INR
Cappuccino / expresso/ coffee
12.50 INR
3 course dinner local restaurant two people
96.50 INR
3 course dinner classy, exotic restaurant two people
150 INR
Play station 4 console without games.
2000 INR
Spalding Basketball
200 INR
Original branded Racket and Wilson’s tennis balls
500 INR
Transportation
Taxi fare on average 5-10km
45 INR
Public transport per trip one way maximum fare
30 INR
1 liter petrol/diesel
6.50 INR
1 day rent a car cost
140 INR
Driver’s license
2300 INR
Clothes
1 pair of jeans (Denim or similar)
150 INR
1 pair of men’s formal shoes
215 INR
1 pair original sport/casual shoes (Nike, Adidas, or equivalent brands)
280 INR
1 classy summer dress (Zara, H&M or similar retailers)
135.79 INR
Ladies formal shoes original and durable
120 INR
Back-pack, gym bag (Nike, Adidas, New balance)
150 INR
Generally, the cost of living varies from individual budgets and lifestyles, even further differential in one city to another.
Accommodation:
The real problem in India is finding medium-term accommodation. That’s because long-term rentals often require an advance 10-month payment, which is a problem if you’re only staying for 3 months. Below are some of the prices for accommodation in India:
$600/month for 1 bedroom in a semi-serviced apartment in the heart of Bangalore
$200-300/month for a 1-bedroom furnished apartment without Internet in Delhi
$5-15/night for an average hotel room in most Indian cities
As low as $2/night for cheap rooms in smaller cities and towns
Public Transportation The main means of transportation in New Delhi are the government buses (DTC – Delhi Transport Corporation), Blue Line buses (or private), and metro.
Ticket fares between AC and non-AC buses do not differ greatly and both are overall pretty cheap. If you travel in a non-AC bus up to 4km you will pay about $0.10 ($0.22 for AC bus), from 10 to 4km travel the ticket costs $0.22 ($0.33 for AC bus), and for longer distances, the cost will be about $0.33 (respectively $0.44 for air-conditioned one).
You can also buy the daily Green Car which can be used on all DTC buses. The price is 0.90 or 1.10 for AC or non-AC bus. A tourist sightseeing bus is also available. It is air-conditioned. The fare for adults is $4.50 and for children (up to 12) – $2.20.
One-way Ticket (Local Transport) = 20.00 ₹
Monthly Pass (Regular Price) =750.00 ₹
Taxi Start (Normal Tariff) = 50.00 ₹
Taxi 1km (Normal Tariff) =16.00 ₹
Taxi 1hour Waiting (Normal Tariff) = 100.00 ₹
Grocery Shopping
When eating out:
$1-4 per main meal at most restaurants regardless of city
$0.40-0.80 for a bottle of brand-name soft drink in most restaurants (e.g. Coca-Cola)
$0.07-0.20 per samosa at most bakeries and street food vendors
$4-9 for dinner for two at small local restaurants
Milk (regular), (1 liter) = 49.08 ₹
Loaf of Fresh White Bread (500g) = 33.05 ₹
Rice (white), (1kg) = 53.45 ₹
Eggs (regular) (12) = 65.08 ₹
Local Cheese (1kg) = 379.35 ₹
Chicken Fillets (1kg) = 227.11 ₹
Buffalo Round (1kg) (or Equivalent Back Leg Red Meat) =371.11 ₹
Apples (1kg) = 137.21 ₹
Banana (1kg) = 50.38 ₹
Oranges (1kg) = 69.83 ₹
Entertainment
INOX Cinemas saw an increase in their average ticket price at 197 rupees from 191 rupees.
Fitness Club, Monthly Fee for 1 Adult = 1,419.95 ₹
Tennis Court Rent (1 Hour on Weekend) = 528.98 ₹
Cinema, International Release, 1 Seat = 250.00 ₹
Health Insurance
All ex-pats moving to India should ensure that they have adequate health insurance coverage. Working ex-pats might have insurance provided by their employer, but it's important to keep in mind that some policies will only cover treatment at certain hospitals.
Expats should investigate the terms of their given policy and make sure they understand what it covers. If there are limitations to the cover offered, consider paying extra for a more comprehensive policy.
Some international insurance providers may not be recognized by Indian hospitals, and in these cases, ex-pats will have to pay cash out of pocket. If this does happen, keeping all the necessary paperwork is essential if they want to be reimbursed by their insurer.
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