Is it expensive
I have read that Turkey is expensive for meat, alcohol, and fuel, is this true?
Also, as it's not in the EU, it is best to get private medical insurance, is that correct? We looked at property and it is very good price wise. Is that because it's expensive to live there, is there a big expat community? Any answers to my questions appreciated. |
Re: Is it expensive
Originally Posted by Hollyhock
(Post 11547746)
I have read that Turkey is expensive for meat, alcohol, and fuel, is this true?
Also, as it's not in the EU, it is best to get private medical insurance, is that correct? We looked at property and it is very good price wise. Is that because it's expensive to live there, is there a big expat community? Any answers to my questions appreciated. on medical insurance..yes. Depends on your own situation really. For yourself just look at cost of living Turkey on internet..simples:blink: My 3 girls told me, nice people, especially in small towns but too much hassle for W.European girls in big cities, so holiday ok, but I should not take them to live their. |
Re: Is it expensive
Thank you fuchs01, so you don't live there?
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Re: Is it expensive
Originally Posted by Hollyhock
(Post 11547957)
Thank you fuchs01, so you don't live there?
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Re: Is it expensive
Hi hollyhock, yes you're right about the prices of meat, alcohol and fuel but the cost of living is still less than than uk for sure. Eating out in a normal 'family style' restaurant would cost less than 5 pounds per person. And although fuel prices are high taxis and transport prices are generally low. One ride on the Istanbul public transport system costs about 60p. There are a lot of expats here and Turkish people are really friendly too
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Re: Is it expensive
Originally Posted by spidergirl
(Post 11584576)
Hi hollyhock, yes you're right about the prices of meat, alcohol and fuel but the cost of living is still less than than uk for sure. Eating out in a normal 'family style' restaurant would cost less than 5 pounds per person. And although fuel prices are high taxis and transport prices are generally low. One ride on the Istanbul public transport system costs about 60p. There are a lot of expats here and Turkish people are really friendly too
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Re: Is it expensive
it depends how long you're going to stay and what kind of visa you get. If it's just a tourist visa, travel insurance is best but if you are planning on spending longer here, private insurance would be best or i believe you can get government 'national health' for a fee
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Re: Is it expensive
Thanks spider girl for your replies
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Re: Is it expensive
Things have got a bit more expensive in Turkey. Re Post 5. Anywhere in the Bodrum area you would be pushed to get a large beer for £5. The average main course in a cafe would be about 20 Lira ie about £8. Not so different to uk Pub Prices
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Goodness, that is expensive..... More than 20 lira for a beer! I live in Istanbul where things have gone up but not that much thankfully.
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Sorry got my countries mixed up on the exchange rate. Its about 20 Lira for a main course average and 10 Lira for a large Beer. Panic over. :lol:
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Re: Is it expensive
It's alright.. I guess. Cheaper than most places in the EU. The coasts are so gorgeous.
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Re: Is it expensive
Originally Posted by bishopjoyce39
(Post 11892429)
It's alright.. I guess. Cheaper than most places in the EU. The coasts are so gorgeous.
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Re: Is it expensive
Originally Posted by Hollyhock
(Post 11547746)
I have read that Turkey is expensive for meat, alcohol, and fuel, is this true?
Also, as it's not in the EU, it is best to get private medical insurance, is that correct? We looked at property and it is very good price wise. Is that because it's expensive to live there, is there a big expat community? Any answers to my questions appreciated. |
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