The cost of living in Buenos Aires is 4% more expensive than in Kuala Lumpur. Cities ranked 6370th and 6508th ($782 vs $749) in the list of the most expensive cities in the world and ranked 3rd and 2nd in Argentina and Malaysia, respectively.Cost of Living in Kuala Lumpur: 15.97 miles: Cost of Living in Klang: 18.91 miles: Cost of Living in Gombak: 28.82 miles: Cost of Living in Selangor: 36.87 miles: Cost of Living in Seremban: 45.64 miles: Cost of Living in Malacca: 91.83 miles: Cost of Living in Melaka: 91.83 miles: Cost of Living in Muar: 116.22 miles Cost of living in KL I am planning to take a 3 months english language course in KL in Stratford international language center located not far from petronas twin towers, and would like to see how much I would save for rent in a shared room in an apartment and living expenses, I am thinking like 2000-2500 ringget per month for both rent and If you want to travel to Kota Kinabalu, the optimal amount of money for you is around 700$ – and that’s if you’re really planning on splurging. Average Salary $472.14. Minimum Wage $223.61. Mortgage Interest Rate 4.53%.
The current cost of living for an individual (not a family) in Kuala Lumpur is estimated at RM3,262 per month, which remains the cheapest among its counterparts in other Southeast Asian countries, according to data collected and reported by iPrice Group Sdn Bhd. However, even this low cost of living is almost three times higher than Malaysia
Bills are reasonable: The two of us living in our two-bedroom flat (using the air con a lot!) costs 200-250 Ringgit (45-60USD) a month in utilities and 150 Ringitt (35USD) for fast broadband. Our rent is expensive as it’s a newly built condo aimed at expats. At 5500 Ringitt (1330USD) a month, it’s a similar cost to some UK cities.
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