When whole Croatia is taken into consideration, it would seem that Osijek is among the most expensive cities when it comes to living costs.
Nevertheless, its Dalmatian spirit attracts both tourists and newcomers from all over the world, and bonds them to its stunning beauties that they decide to relocate there.
It can be due to the fact that the city is not so huge, but is?really safe, with friendly people and offers numerous other advantages.
The average monthly salaries would allow people to enjoy comfortable lives and eating out from time to time.
Those who earn above the average can afford dining out more frequently, as the restaurants are not too expensive.
Still, there are luxurious ones that require extremely high salaries, so as to enjoy dining there.
MARKETS
Buying food at local supermarkets like?Lidl and Kaufland would give you the chance to save some money on this most demanding monthly expense.
The price of food in Osijek is acceptable and the prices are even better at local markets where you can find delicious domestic products.
TRANSPORTATION
The public transport price is affordable in Osijek.
You will be able to commute whole month for $42 if you use buses and trams.
However, if you want to lead a more luxurious life and travel by car, paying the gasoline at the price of almost $6 per gallon would take pretty much money.
UTILITIES (MONTHLY)
It’s hard to estimate how much money you would need for utilities here, as it depends on the size of your apartment and number of people living there, but it can be said that $200 per month can be enough?if you are modest in your spendings.
The price of heating will increase the bills in winter months.
SPORTS & LEISURE
Entertaining in Osijek is not expensive as this is a university city and the prices are designed to be affordable for students who consider sports and amusement very important part of their daily lives.
Fitness clubs and tennis court rents are inexpensive, as well as the cinema tickets.
CLOTHING & SHOES
Compared to other European cities, Osijek is not cheaper when it comes to clothing items.
Quite contrary, the prices of designer clothes are higher than in many cities around the world, and that might be the reason why so little money is spent on it.
RENT PER MONTH
If you are interested in renting a house or apartment in Osijek you would be satisfied with the prices, as one bedroom apartment in the center of the city is around $250 per month.
The larger it is, the higher are the prices, but still the distinction is around $150, which is not the case in many European countries.
Osijek is the city where you do not have to worry about anything, due to the fact that? no matter if you earn your wages there or in your home country, you will be able to afford a decent life for yourself and your family.
The average monthly net salary is high enough to cover all the basic expenses, together with the rent, and that would be enough for the beginning of your new life there.
You might become able to buy your own property, as the mortgage interest rates are less than 5%.
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Croatia : Cost of Living by City
