-------Living cost in Tashkent------

[bosskecil]

Dear all Bro and Sis


I don't know where to post this thread....
But I need some clue about Living cost in Tashkent because probably my company will transfer me to Tashkent...
I have 4 kids now...My company will provide the housing for me...
Does any one can help me about the average Living cost in Tashkent,including water,gas,food and electric...


Thank You for Your help,this is will be very useful for me...

[ferghaner]

Dear all Bro and Sis I need some clue about Living cost in Tashkent

The info I'm giving you is accurate 80%, for other 20% I can't really say anything.
You can rent an apartment of 3-4 rooms for $400 with all the furniture and other stuff to live, including satellite TV. You may rent a car, like MATIZ, for $300 per month (it may be more expensive now). I knew a person who used to rent a NEXIA for $300 a month. When u rent a car for your own use, not with the intention of making it a taxi, it's cheaper. gas is 0.7cents a liter. (Ai-80)
For six people, you may approximately pay $10-12 for electricity, $15-20 for water (both cold and hot), $10-20 for other payments. For food, you may spend like $400-500 for a month or even more, according to your needs.
If you want to use public transport (which I don't recommend), you may spend $30 a month.
You may have other expenses according to your children's ages, whether they go to school and so on.

[bosskecil]

The info I'm giving you is accurate 80%, for other 20% I can't really say anything.
You can rent an apartment of 3-4 rooms for $400 with all the furniture and other stuff to live, including satellite TV. You may rent a car, like MATIZ, for $300 per month (it may be more expensive now). I knew a person who used to rent a NEXIA for $300 a month. When u rent a car for your own use, not with the intention of making it a taxi, it's cheaper. gas is 0.7cents a liter. (Ai-80)
For six people, you may approximately pay $10-12 for electricity, $15-20 for water (both cold and hot), $10-20 for other payments. For food, you may spend like $400-500 for a month or even more, according to your needs.
If you want to use public transport (which I don't recommend), you may spend $30 a month.
You may have other expenses according to your children's ages, whether they go to school and so on.

I'm Glad now because my colleagues whom lived in Tashkent before frightening me with the sky high living cost and rocketing from year to year
such as Gas is $3.00/liter and $3 milk for baby,etc...etc...

Bro thank you very much Your precious time to answer my question...
This give me a picture about living cost in Tashkent...:D

[victoria]

Dear all Bro and Sis


I don't know where to post this thread....
But I need some clue about Living cost in Tashkent because probably my company will transfer me to Tashkent...
I have 4 kids now...My company will provide the housing for me...
Does any one can help me about the average Living cost in Tashkent,including water,gas,food and electric...


Thank You for Your help,this is will be very useful for me...



Let me tell you real prices, if you want live in nice district such as Darhan, Maksim Gorkiy, Gospitalniy... etc. 2 bedroom 2 bathroom will cost you from 800-1400$ , houses for rent with 3 and more bedroom, will cost you at least 2500-5000 $ for months, than we have bunch of taxes. I come from family where live 6 people, so dad used to pay 300-500$ for water, electricity,( for whole year) of course there are ways to cut them, owner might show you. Grocery shopping will cost you each week around 150 $, cable internet 80 $, My advise to you find nice guide who knows, all hidden ways. Usually people start asking double price if you are from abroad. so be careful. living in tashkent isn't cheap.
P.S. school for you kids will be another problem, because not every school is nice. Later I can post list of nice schools with really good education.
And these prices was 2 years before.

[bosskecil]

Let me tell you real prices, if you want live in nice district such as Darhan, Maksim Gorkiy, Gospitalniy... etc. 2 bedroom 2 bathroom will cost you from 800-1400$ , houses for rent with 3 and more bedroom, will cost you at least 2500-5000 $ for months, than we have bunch of taxes. I come from family where live 6 people, so dad used to pay 300-500$ for water, electricity,( for whole year) of course there are ways to cut them, owner might show you. Grocery shopping will cost you each week around 150 $, cable internet 80 $, My advise to you find nice guide who knows, all hidden ways. Usually people start asking double price if you are from abroad. so be careful. living in tashkent isn't cheap.
P.S. school for you kids will be another problem, because not every school is nice. Later I can post list of nice schools with really good education.
And these prices was 2 years before.


Thank You for the useful info from You

Well I see a two standard here now,but I will take the median price as a benchmark...

And about the school You told it is really a big question for me..coz my children unable to speak or understand Russian language(and me too:D),do they have any english speaking teacher in school?

[fazik]

Hi the information on the first reply is almost 99% true. 500-600$ is enough to cover normal living expenses. And of course it is up to your needs and way of life.
Good luck!

[fazik]

Thank You for the useful info from You

Well I see a two standard here now,but I will take the median price as a benchmark...

And about the school You told it is really a big question for me..coz my children unable to speak or understand Russian language(and me too:D),do they have any english speaking teacher in school?

there are 2-3 international schools , where the children of foreign diplomatic missions' staff and other foreign citizens go. One, Ulugbek international school is located near Grand Mir hotel. Another is somewhere around Alayski bazaar.

[corsair]

For food, you may spend like $400-500 for a month or even more, according to your needs.

horosho jivete gospoda! bogato!

[RockerDen]

horosho jivete gospoda! bogato!

A chto - pokupat' 100 gram yablok, 300 gramm risa, polkilo pomidor i rastyagivat' eto na 3 nedeli? S takimi tzenamy, kak seychas v Tashkente, tak i nuzhno tratit', chtoby khorosho pitatsya.

[gentle]

Dear all Bro and Sis


I don't know where to post this thread....
But I need some clue about Living cost in Tashkent because probably my company will transfer me to Tashkent...
I have 4 kids now...My company will provide the housing for me...
Does any one can help me about the average Living cost in Tashkent,including water,gas,food and electric...


Thank You for Your help,this is will be very useful for me...



I wish my company can transfer me to Tashkent.

[Пушкарева]

This morning, my sister told me that $130/week is not enough for nutrition of a family of 3 (mother and 2 lil kids).

[nemets]

This morning, my sister told me that $130/week is not enough for nutrition of a family of 3 (mother and 2 lil kids).

it depends what a family prefers to eat. The family of my sister (4 person + grandmothers and grandfather on weekends) spends up to 1500 USD per month and my cousin's family spent up to 250 USD and both are happy. My sister prefers to buy seefood, imported products, cakes and sushis from bars, vines frome airport duty free etc. At the same time there are so many domestic products on the markets that cost much much cheaper, one just need a time to cook. Another aspect, on Alayskiy market prices are almost 25-40 % higher then somewhere in Yunus-Abad or Farhadskiy markets.

[lilbit]

This morning, my sister told me that $130/week is not enough for nutrition of a family of 3 (mother and 2 lil kids).

It depends on what one spends the money. I spent 3 times more than this but it doesn't say anything.

Second post is of much relevance. People leave in Tash somehow for $100-200 a month. So . . .

[Пушкарева]

remark: that was a busket of food of an average income/consumption family.

it depends what a family prefers to eat. The family of my sister (4 person + grandmothers and grandfather on weekends) spends up to 1500 USD per month and my cousin's family spent up to 250 USD and both are happy. My sister prefers to buy seefood, imported products, cakes and sushis from bars, vines frome airport duty free etc. At the same time there are so many domestic products on the markets that cost much much cheaper, one just need a time to cook. Another aspect, on Alayskiy market prices are almost 25-40 % higher then somewhere in Yunus-Abad or Farhadskiy markets.

[lilbit]

http://news.ferghana.ru/archive/ceny_table_november2007.html

here is the prices!!

[corsair]

it depends what a family prefers to eat. The family of my sister (4 person + grandmothers and grandfather on weekends) spends up to 1500 USD per month and my cousin's family spent up to 250 USD and both are happy. My sister prefers to buy seefood, imported products, cakes and sushis from bars, vines frome airport duty free etc. At the same time there are so many domestic products on the markets that cost much much cheaper, one just need a time to cook. Another aspect, on Alayskiy market prices are almost 25-40 % higher then somewhere in Yunus-Abad or Farhadskiy markets.

yeap, thats what i mean. ko'rpaga qarab oyoq uzatganlar uzoqqa boradi...

hayot shunday narsaki ertaga nima bo'lishini bilmaysan odam.
ohirgi marta toshkentda bo'lganimda og'aynilarim bilan "good-bye drink" (sounds gay but we are not :-D ) anyways, i spent 100- 120 in 5-6 hours only for alcohol consumption and they spent nearly the same amount. but we could ve meet somewhere in choyhona and spend 150 for 2 course meal and drinks...

agar borodino (russian imported bread) ustiga president organic (butter imported form france) surtab uni ustiga qora ikra (zernistaya imported from russia) qo'yib yesa har kuni kamida 100-150 baks ketadi qulog'ini ushlab...

men bilgan odamlar (3-4 kishidan iborat oila) oyiga 200-250 ishlatishadi. demak ilojisi bor...

PS: agar uydagi ovqat jonga tegsa restoranga emas mehmonga borish kerak...

[Maroon]

Let me tell you real prices, if you want live in nice district such as Darhan, Maksim Gorkiy, Gospitalniy... etc. 2 bedroom 2 bathroom will cost you from 800-1400$ , houses for rent with 3 and more bedroom, will cost you at least 2500-5000 $ for months, than we have bunch of taxes. I come from family where live 6 people, so dad used to pay 300-500$ for water, electricity,( for whole year) of course there are ways to cut them, owner might show you. Grocery shopping will cost you each week around 150 $, cable internet 80 $, My advise to you find nice guide who knows, all hidden ways. Usually people start asking double price if you are from abroad. so be careful. living in tashkent isn't cheap.
P.S. school for you kids will be another problem, because not every school is nice. Later I can post list of nice schools with really good education.
And these prices was 2 years before.

I have DSL, 2 GB, 512KB speed and I pay 35 bucks a month.

About the 150 bucks each week for the grocery totally depends on so many factors.

To the thread starter: I recommend you the Tashkent International School. It is an expensive school but a lot of foreign kids go there. We have Ulugbek International School as well, but I 'd stick with Tashkent International School.

[SAMARKANDI!]

Ehh bu narhlar, US bilan bir hilku narhlar. daje Saudiya va Egyptda bunchalik emas/edi. manimcha Saudia eng arzon. Uydan hech sorab kormapman qancha sarflashlarini. Esimda man uyda student paytim quruq non, choy yana kartoshka, guruchlardan bir narsalar qilardik honadoshlarim bilan, lekin rosa hursand yerdik:) uzim ishlab topgan pulga nima yetsa olardim, bu esa faqat non choy shakar va guruch kartoshkaga yetardi. Agar yahshiroq pul ishlab qolsam gosh olardim :D 25 30 ming bir oyiga yetardi. Uydan faqat yol pulini kiyimga olardim. Allahga shukur usha 25 ming somga ham yashaganmiz paytlarda faqat non bilan. Allahga shukur.

Dear all Bro and Sis


I don't know where to post this thread....
But I need some clue about Living cost in Tashkent because probably my company will transfer me to Tashkent...
I have 4 kids now...My company will provide the housing for me...
Does any one can help me about the average Living cost in Tashkent,including water,gas,food and electric...


Thank You for Your help,this is will be very useful for me...



I have aprt (Yunus Obod). everything you need included, 2 bedroom, if u r interested pm me :)

[corsair]

Ehh bu narhlar, US bilan bir hilku narhlar. daje Saudiya va Egyptda bunchalik emas/edi. manimcha Saudia eng arzon. Uydan hech sorab kormapman qancha sarflashlarini. Esimda man uyda student paytim quruq non, choy yana kartoshka, guruchlardan bir narsalar qilardik honadoshlarim bilan, lekin rosa hursand yerdik:) uzim ishlab topgan pulga nima yetsa olardim, bu esa faqat non choy shakar va guruch kartoshkaga yetardi. Agar yahshiroq pul ishlab qolsam gosh olardim :D 25 30 ming bir oyiga yetardi. Uydan faqat yol pulini kiyimga olardim. Allahga shukur usha 25 ming somga ham yashaganmiz paytlarda faqat non bilan. Allahga shukur.



I have aprt (Yunus Obod). everything you need included, 2 bedroom, if u r interested pm me :)

2 quyonni bir o'q bilan... :-D

qizim sanga gapiraman, kelinim san eshit... :lol:

remonti qanaqa apartamentizi? yevrApeSki-mi?

[SAMARKANDI!]

2 quyonni bir o'q bilan... :-D

qizim sanga gapiraman, kelinim san eshit... :lol:

remonti qanaqa apartamentizi? yevrApeSki-mi?

Remont dahshat, euroaziatskiy style :D

[idiom]

Postlarilaga qaraganda UZda 200dan 500 gacha ketarkan oyiga. Urtacha 350 desak, orta oylik 100 bulsa(?tugrimi?) nima hamma ugrilik qilib yashidimi ili och yurganlar bu forumga kirishmidimi?

[bosskecil]

here is the prices!!

Bro lilbit or little bit:lol:?

Thank's for the price list...I will try to translate this...

I still don't have any idea yet about how's living in Tashkent...

Just a slight picture in my head...

But I think I will like this city...

[lilbit]

Bro lilbit or little bit:lol:?

Thank's for the price list...I will try to translate this...

I still don't have any idea yet about how's living in Tashkent...

Just a slight picture in my head...

But I think I will like this city...

You'll definitely like it, don worry:D)))
And remember do take with you as much money as possible: You'll need them whatever prices you have in mind ;)

[Patriot.Uz]

PS: agar uydagi ovqat jonga tegsa restoranga emas mehmonga borish kerak...


corsair, bu maslahatni berishga beribsiz-u, endi o'zingiz ehtiyot bo'lib yuring. Eshikalrni qulfga solib, svetlarni o'chirib yuring (jk). :lol:

[corsair]

corsair, bu maslahatni berishga beribsiz-u, endi o'zingiz ehtiyot bo'lib yuring. Eshikalrni qulfga solib, svetlarni o'chirib yuring (jk). :lol:

nimaga endi... :-D bugun siznikiga ertaga biznikiga, mehmondorchilik shunaqada...:lol:

[corsair]

Postlarilaga qaraganda UZda 200dan 500 gacha ketarkan oyiga. Urtacha 350 desak, orta oylik 100 bulsa(?tugrimi?) nima hamma ugrilik qilib yashidimi ili och yurganlar bu forumga kirishmidimi?

uzb da hech kim o'g'irlik qilmaydi...:lol: unaqa demang uyat buladi. biz ko'pdan beri unday ishlarni o'g'irlik deb aytmaymiz... :-D

[kingdom]

choy puli u:lol::lol: tips:lol:uzb da hech kim o'g'irlik qilmaydi...:lol: unaqa demang uyat buladi. biz ko'pdan beri unday ishlarni o'g'irlik deb aytmaymiz... :-D

[RockerDen]

http://news.ferghana.ru/archive/ceny_table_november2007.html

here is the prices!!

Sentyabrdan narhlar qutaribdi-ku, eshtirdim...

[Patriot.Uz]

nimaga endi... :-D bugun siznikiga ertaga biznikiga, mehmondorchilik shunaqada...:lol:


Aka, gapizni xali oxirigacha o'qimasdan turib, bugun siznikiga degan joyini o'qib, yuragim shuvillab ketdi...:lool::lool::lool:

[Musofirbek]

Postlarilaga qaraganda UZda 200dan 500 gacha ketarkan oyiga. Urtacha 350 desak, orta oylik 100 bulsa(?tugrimi?) nima hamma ugrilik qilib yashidimi ili och yurganlar bu forumga kirishmidimi?

Bu bir kishigami ?

Hmmm , narh-navo bizada ham rosa oshib ketgan ekan ,

Eee o'rtola. Uzdagi halq, oddiy o'rtaholdagi halq, nima yeb ichyaptikan a?

Rostanam ugirlikdan boshqa qiladigan ish qolmayaptiku ...

Man 2 yil oldin Almatada 1 honalik (oddiy) uy bilan oyiga bir uzimga 600dan ketganda ushnada,
uzimizani vatanda haliham arzonchilik dep hursand bolgandim.

Qozolaga ancha yaqinlashib qolibmizku a?
lekin, ularda urta oylik 300 $ edi da ....

[insider]

heck! I was trying to live in tashkent in a few years time to save some money. I will now probably go directly to my village :-D

[Researche maker]

If your company is sending you to Tashkent, I assume you know at least a little russian, if you don't you need someone to translate this,
http://news.ferghana.ru/archive/ceny_table_november2007.html
it has all you need.

[bosskecil]

If your company is sending you to Tashkent, I assume you know at least a little russian, if you don't you need someone to translate this,

it has all you need.

Hellow Bro Researcher....

Yes I understand a liiiiiiiiittle bit Russian like how to say hello and some basic language such as privet=Hello,Kak u vash dela=How are You,etc:lol:
I learn this from Dictionary and Internet...

And for me to translate the above link I use this
rustran
website's
(Sorry I can not posted any links due to bellow 25 posts)

Cheers...

[Researche maker]

Does any one can help me about the average Living cost in Tashkent,including water,gas,food and electric...

I am glad I could be helpful. Didn't mean to offend you about your russian, just your question was in english, i just wanted to justify the answer in russian.