QUOTE(tishaban @ Dec 28 2012, 04:45 PM)
http://www.realestate.com.au will give you an idea of how much you'll pay for rent depending on where you are.
http://www.coles.com.au/Shop-Online.aspx will give you an idea of what you need to pay for groceries etc.
http://www.131500.com.au/ is Sydney's public transport info to find out monthly pass prices, how long it takes to go from your work to home etc.
Sydney is expensive, do a bit of homework because only you know what you spend every month and what you consider to be a minimum.
Well my friend, i never go buy groceries in coles. Coles is like 'cold storage' supermarket in KL. Super expensive. You can either shop for grocers in chinatown or BILO which will be far cheaper. Woolworth also not too bad.http://www.coles.com.au/Shop-Online.aspx will give you an idea of what you need to pay for groceries etc.
http://www.131500.com.au/ is Sydney's public transport info to find out monthly pass prices, how long it takes to go from your work to home etc.
Sydney is expensive, do a bit of homework because only you know what you spend every month and what you consider to be a minimum.
Rental of course depends on the suburb. If you're renting in north sydney is like Bangsar & Mont Kiara. Of course the rental is expensive. This is very subjective. That's why i'm asking him where is the workplace. If he bought a car there, then he can seek further place for cheaper rental.
What you're saying is right, sydney is an expensive city to live but that apply to CBD. Some suburb is cheaper than you expect.
I lived in inner west sydney before, which there's lots of asian groceries you can buy. Even you can get bak kut teh (A1), maggi mee, indomie...etc.
No worries bro. , have time you can shop nike warehouse for really cheap original shoes/clothing. I bought 5 pairs nike shoes total less than AUD150 with nice design.
Purchasing property is really expensive in sydney. I think if you're working there hard enough or request promotion or after 2 years getting PR,you can jump ship to other firm for higher pay, i think should be no problem getting a property there.
Don't be surprise by high tax, competitiveness or other discouragement. Believe me, you'll enjoy there.
Dec 28 2012, 06:09 PM

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