Whether you will find Santiago an affordable place for your future living depends on the country you are coming from.
Actually, for the majority of developed countries, living in Santiago will be an inexpensive experience where they will be able to enjoy life.
Besides the fact that the city is very welcoming to foreigners, its scenery, rich culture, modernity and affordable cost of living make this destination one of the most desirable among migrants.
The cost of food in Santiago has a huge impact on the restaurant costs there, and these expenses are affordable only to?the members of the upper class, while those belonging to lower class would not be able to afford going out frequently.
MARKETS
There are grocery stores in Santiago where? the prices may be a bit higher especially when it comes to imported food items.
Better deals can be found at the supermarkets which offer discounts, while fresh products, such as vegetables and fruit are more affordable?at the local markets.
TRANSPORTATION
When transportation costs are in question, a big factor is how you choose to commute.
The gasoline prices are high, and other expenses related to the vehicle and driving are also high, so it is advisable using public transport system, at least at the start of your new life here.
UTILITIES (MONTHLY)
Besides paying the monthly rent in Santiago, the capital of Chile, electricity, water and heating costs come around $150 each month, not including the Internet access which is around $40.
Utilities are not too expensive, but when compared to the minimum salary, they are not cheap at all.
SPORTS & LEISURE
Entertainment is important part of young people’s lives and those who are interested in sport will be satisfied with low cinema ticket prices.
Tennis court rent is expensive here, as the price of one hour of tennis is almost equal as the monthly fitness pass.
CLOTHING & SHOES
Buying clothes in Santiago can be a whole lot cheaper than in most places in the world, as the designer clothes are quite affordable here.
If you are not into branded products, you can find apparel at even more affordable prices in some less famous stores in Santiago.
RENT PER MONTH
Once coming to Santiago, you might not be able to afford buying your place to live, so renting an apartment is ideal solution, at least for the beginning of your new life.
It is great that apartments are not so expensive here, even though they have the highest prices in the whole country.
How Does the Average Person Spend Their Money in Santiago?
Even though it has the highest prices in the country,?Santiago is a popular destination and getting acquainted with the average spendings of its citizens will help you manage your own budget.
Rent is not too expensive, thus does not take as much money as food, which is of utmost importance.
Pretty high amount of money is spent in restaurants and on transportation, which are not considered too pricey.
People in Santiago like to entertain themselves, so they give for it 7% of the monthly budget.
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Chile : Cost of Living by City
