An appetizer, a main course and a dessert in a mid-range restaurant in Quito costs $35.00 on the average.
For this money, you can buy 5 combo meals in a fast food restaurant like McDonald’s or similar.
Or you can afford yourself 10 small bottles of the imported beer.
Spanish, Greek, Italian and American restaurants or fast foods can be found in different corners of Quito.
MARKETS
Imagine yourself in the middle of a colorful market with the counters full of fresh meat, fish, fruits, sea products etc.
You are in Quito.
This city has food for every gourmet out there.
There are plenty of supermarkets if you feel more comfortable to do shopping like this.
TRANSPORTATION
Basic public transport in Quito is big and spacious buses.
There are a lot of buses in the streets and you can always catch one to get to your place of destination.
In fact, you can also use a so-called?metro-bus which you can use to get to a particular metro station.
The prices are very low.
UTILITIES (MONTHLY)
Every citizen and guest living in Quito for a month or more will receive the utility bills and have to pay them.
Public utilities in Quito cost around $43.76 per month for heating, cooling, electricity and garbage collection.
You can get a water heater and pay less or more depending on your consumption level.
SPORTS & LEISURE
As you probably know, the most popular sport in every city in Ecuador is football.
It has several professional football teams which regularly partake in the local and international matches.
Football is something the locals love watching the most.
As for the prices for some other activities, see the table below.
CLOTHING & SHOES
A pair of Nike running shoes or any other similar brand that you can find in Quito will cost you around $109.14 on the average.
Since this is a sportive city where almost everyone is keen on football, knowing the average prices is really helpful.
If you forgot to put your summer dress in the suitcase, you can buy it here, in Quito.
RENT PER MONTH
You can get some absolutely different types of accommodations in Quito according to your needs and budget, month-to-month or longterm.
Many foreigners buy the apartments in Quito to rent them out or sell them at more attractive prices.
Just remember that there are some still active volcanoes in the area, so keep it in mind when you choose to rent or buy accommodation at the bottom of?a mountain.
The minimum wage in Quito is similar to the minimum wage throughout the country.
Ecuador has fixed this figure at $318.00 and promises to increase it shortly.
Nevertheless, if you are a highly qualified specialist or you are a rare professional in your line of business, you will definitely find some nice position in Quito with a high salary.
The average net salary after tax is $603,57 per employee per month.
Quito does not have a low employment rate, but you still have the chance to find a job here with your excellent qualifications, and then settle for life or retirement.
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Ecuador : Cost of Living by City
