Cost of living in Ukraine. My monthly expenses

[@Vstavayteludirusskiey]

All the 143 dislikes comes from those people who thought olga is single.

[@toddsill6230]

I agree must say she is very pretty

[@EndlessMemoriesMusic]

Haha exactly

[@Harlock2day]

Do you mean you are not here to hear about the expenses ???

[@muhammadabd5592]

Hahahaha

[@mosyar202]

No. Coz she speak “ there language “ You know what i mean

[@soniqua2709]

I love you so much! You are such a beautiful soul. I wish you the best in life!

[@alancadieux2984]

A pleasure to have opportunity to learn of such as this. Recently watched a couple sailing around the world give #'s of $17000/ year that is certainly being careful but it's working! Probably more to buy the sailboat, than a house.

[@merlin6625]

Bless You Olga. 🙂

[@raymondfitzgerald-kuhl5976]

Your English is better than most who are born in England.

[@newbeginnings8566]

A real daughter looking after her parents and her own family.. Effectively Super Woman...

[@steffanhoffmann8937]

Bullshite scammer and she has been rumbled. Take a look at DREAM CONNECTIONS... they are livid

[@briancclevenger]

Do you have hybrid cars available like the Toyota Prius there? Just wondering, it could save a lot on fuel expenses. Thanks for sharing and the photo's of your city are amazing.

[@blackcarmafia]

Ye right, go check fuel prices there, its dirt cheap

[@Sam-pn2kc]

I drive a new rav4 hybrid in Ukraine fuel saving is good

[@santhanakrishnan1904]

Car Insurance you have mentioned as US $. How about other chrges mentioned is it US $ or Your currency..

[@Andrew-cu9lf]

Great video. I'm astonished at your parent's situation. Is this typical? Do Ukrainians not plan for their financial future? Do they have access to investment products like mutual funds? It seems like another video could be made about the typical life of retired people in Ukraine.

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Yes, my parent's situation is very typical. IN Ukraine cost of dollar changed from 5 to 28 UAH, and salaries rised as well. But pensions remain the same. That's why now they have such situation. In USSR all people was having normal pension, so there was no need and even no opportunities to have some private savings

[@johnnyreb2360]

This lady is simply an angel! Lives modestly, looks after her parents, from her description they don't have to eat at restaurants every night because she does'nt mind preparing meals for her family and actually knows how to do so. Wonder if she has a sister? LOL!

[@maryagyemang9870]

Hi how are you?

[@pinakidas397]

Fembots killed girls like her in the last century in the west.

[@leefithian3704]

Good girl , looks like a black eye though , might have told her twice 🥲

[@Pussyfan1953]

hahahaha yes she do have a sister, but you can stop dreaming sir.

[@carldemonbrun1444]

Question: How much for Cell Phone & Electric Bill..? Are any utilities subsidized.? Thanks. 🔥🥂📜🎊

[@DebbietheYorkie]

How lovely you look after your parents ❤️

[@vovakrivbass]

In many cases in Ukraine it's mandatory if you don't want your parents to starve to death because pensions are unliveable.

[@rickycoker5830]

aviation engineer..retirement 50$ a month..wtf

[@MalmoeSnapphane]

@@rickycoker5830 All people in the former east block has it like this, it's a huge gap to have the pension of the old system and the prices from the new. It's even worse in some of the those countries that now have joined the EU, Like Bulgaria that have prices almost as expensive as the rest of the EU but pensions are like 25-150 Euros per month.

[@MultilingualKdog]

@@vovakrivbass that sucks

[@MultilingualKdog]

@@rickycoker5830 that is shit, and extremely sad, sends chills to my spine

[@luegordon6774]

Thanks for sharing, Ukraine! Your country is beautiful, and so are the people.

[@ivanhicks887]

I Am IVAN HICKS 887 - We Have the SAME NAME ??????

[@richard5469]

400 dollars a month for food without luxury items seems very high for Ukraine.

[@jon6309]

This is to feed a family. In Hawaii where I live that only covers one person to feed.

[@dandickerson2557]

Bumped into her videos by accident. Now I'm hooked. Thank you.

[@trommelbiel]

expensive living. I hope the salaries cover the cost. But the people look happy.

[@sdonovanp]

I live in West Virgini USA. Everything is so much cheaper than it is here. For me 2bedroom apt Rent 700$, 190$ electricity, 80$ for natural gas, 500$ for groceries, 165$ for 2 phones, 110$ tv and internet, 350$ on used car loan, 200$ insurance for 2 cars, 30$ car tax, 1125$ for 70/30 health insurance with 50$ copays and no vision or dental. $500 for daycare for my youngest, $300 for after school daycare for my oldest until I get off work. 40$ for water and trash. 250$ minimum a month in fuel. And I would hate to think about what I spend on fast food. I work 530am to 530 PM. And my wife works 8am to 5pm. Oh and 50$an month for an alarm system. Our apt and car kept getting broke into. I'm sure I'm forgetting something but u get the idea.

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Oh yes, we have cheaper life for sure)

[@jaimeelpaso7373]

ALL PEOPLE HERE ARE LOST,, RETIRE IN MEXICO,, EVERYBODY SPEAKS ENGLISH, RENT HOUSE IS 200.00 MONTH, FOOD 100.00 AND SO ON.

[@margietucker1719]

@@jaimeelpaso7373 Correct, Mexico is much cheaper. .and so are quite a few other countries. Heck, I live cheaper than that...right here in Texas.

[@georgerevellas1354]

I like your accent when you speak English it's so cute

[@toddsill6230]

Charming I would say

[@JDMaya]

Olga Reznikova HAVE YOU EVER, EVER, LIVED ANYWHERE OTHER THAN UKRAINE.? SOME UKRAINIANS SPEAK ENGLISH, OR OTHER LANGUAGE WITHOUT AN ACCENT. I WATCHED YOUR FIRST VIDEOS WHEN THEY CAME TO KZbin, BUT YOUR ACCENT WHEN SPEAKING HAS NOT CHANGED. IF YOU GO AND LIVE IN A CITY OR PLACE WHERE PEOPLE ONLY SPEAK ENGLISH OR SOME OTHER LANGUAGE, YOU CAN SPEAK OR CHANGE AND SPEAK WITHOUT A VERY, VERY STRONG ACCENT.

[@rogueskypilot4116]

Get her #

[@MrNektarios1973]

@@JDMaya Your comment was very BS...

[@volkswagenowsky5149]

@@JDMaya How many years Arnold living in the land of free ? 52 years ? Did his accent disappeared ?

[@rsgupta3642]

I have been watching some videos of Olga for quite some time. She is a nice lady and her efforts are sincere and videos are informative. I myself traveled Ukraine multiple times and the country in general is good with very welcoming people. As an Indian I would like to mention some specific points about Ukraine. 1. English is not even understood or spoken at almost 90 percent of the country. You will feel extreme hard ship for day to day jobs. Similar to most of the eastern European countries, Ukraine also want to adapt western culture and ties but sadly speaking, the general interest to speak and learn English is not very encouraging. 2. Being a country with less population, the corruption is existing. It's a sad part of the country. If Ukraine want to develop at par with the other developed European nations, it has to do a lot to eradicate corruption and evolve dynamic systems to encourage huge foreign investment. 3. Country infrastructures are old. They need a major overhaul. 4. I will inform my fellow Indians that please remember, you have very little opportunity exist in Ukraine. Apart from a very harsh weather condition, you will have to also struggle with opportunities and good salary. You may get a better opportunity in India with better pay. I still recommend Ukraine to all for tourism as it has abondon natural resources and pollution free environment with one of the cheapest place to live. Enjoy!

[@videonext4191]

@RS Gupta, are you currently living in Ukraine? I am planning to find a IT related job in Ukraine

[@6282rain]

I was shattered to hear that she has a husband ☹️ don't suppose she has a sister?

[@j.fraley6862]

Yes, completely shattered. I was hoping I might have actually found my princess, but I must have permanently turned into the frog. Bummer!!

[@paparain7247]

😂

[@NortherngirlAnnK]

Seth 66 🤣🤣

[@leonardoisidoro3224]

Go to Ukraine and help fight off the Russians there’s thousands of gorgeous women like her

[@dhbroussard89]

Bet she has a bunch of Hot friends....

[@KamranHaider]

Supporting family ( parents, siblings) is a very common practice in my part of the world. I really appreciate Ukrainians doing the same. Private kindergarten is indeed expensive. Monthly food expenses is the same as in my country. You are welcome to try mangoes cause they are grown in my country. Rather world best mangoes are grown but in summers. I can send u a box of mangoes in the coming season ( it will be a gift). For a foreigner it’s not very cheap if we add the schooling and medical costs Thanks

[@zarurtax512]

strange how the living cost could be that high, considering how low the averge pay is in ukraine

[@ell04ver15]

@Brian Abisdid no not even that much every city you will make different Kyiv is most expensive but between her and husband maybe $1,500.00 but most will not even come close my girl has a degree and makes about $300.00 a month. Most live a very simple life and value family help each other out . My apartment ok I own but others I rent there I only get about 180 a month but my bills no car so my bills are about 400 a month because I do buy more expensive foods wine

[@kinryu3794]

@@ell04ver15 damn it, $400 for bills & wine?! That's what my mobile bill costs monthly for parents, wifey & me

[@williamgill_esq.6487]

Brian Abisdid No, the average monthly salary in Ukraine is $350. Very few people even make twice that amount per month.

[@JDMaya]

@Brian Abisdid WHERE DID YOU FIND THAT INFORMATION.

[@JDMaya]

@Brian Abisdid no not even that much every city you will make different Kyiv is most expensive but between her and husband maybe $1,500.00 but most will not even come close my girl has a degree and makes about $300.00 a month. Most live a very simple life and value family help each other out . My apartment ok I own but others I rent there I only get about 180 a month but my bills no car so my bills are about 400 a month because I do buy more expensive foods wine

[@1SeanBond]

Wow that's just Reasonable compared to Canada it's 3000$ for home power watter nothing else! food cars gas it's nuts time to move to Ukraine i love the people and the food is the best so I'm coming !! Lollipop lol!

[@Ruzhyn_Ukraine]

You can actually buy a house with all amenities and a large garden in a village for a few thousand dollars in an hour's drive from Kyiv, and live like a king. )))

[@1SeanBond]

@@Ruzhyn_Ukraine that's so cool do i need a Visa coming from Canda? I have my 10year pass port i love Ukraine my Grandfather and Grandmother were Ukrainian! Lol on my way!!

[@alphawolf2993]

Pretty surprising to me. I live in Vancouver Canada and my only cost that's significantly different is rent. 1 bedroom apartment here is about $1100 USD.

[@arjunmrao4039]

There is an honesty, a sincerity, transparency in OLGA REZNIKOVA (whatever she says and does) .... I like that, that's what I like the most about her .. May God Bless her and her family .. .. 👍✌️

[@BartholomewSmutz]

You don't have to travel overseas to live more cheaply. There are plenty of places in the US where housing and other expenses are fairly inexpensive. Of course big cities are expensive so unless living in a city is a must, moving to a small town in a rural area is a easy way to save money if you're retired. Much easier than moving to a foreign country.

[@HippiePajon]

Yeah but the U.S. is an extremely racist and violent place soooo for a peaceful life it would be easier to live elsewhere

[@pertpesc7058]

I live in Norway Apartment 1300 dollar pr month . Kindergarten 400 $ pr month ( one kid ) Electricity 120 to 250 $ pr month . Car insurance 140 $ pr month . Car Road taxes and gas 400 $ pr month . Food 800$ pr month . Internett/ phone 160$ pr month . And other expenses 900$ pr month. I wish to live in Ukraina , with norwegian salary .

[@gmcjetpilot]

She's very pretty but what's even more attractive is she knows how to work a budget. A lot of people both men and women don't have a clue and wonder why they have money problems. USA says hello.

[@MrNormanKjr]

VERY GOOD POINT..

[@steffanhoffmann8937]

Dont say it to loud fella or they'll hack you

[@veriappelsiini]

Things I've learned from this video: 1) Ukraine is not a cheap Place to live 2) Better to buy own appartment than pay rent as you can save up to 400 usd/month 3) Never ever rely on government retirement plan

[@davidkunela]

It is cheaper not to live in capital city (Kiev).

[@TB-rx1ue]

David Kunela agreed it’s like NYC. $400/month in NYC is unheard of anywhere in the US lol I charge my roommates for a room that much in a low cost of living area lol

[@golden.lights.twinkle2329]

How much do you save per month? Do people save for retirement? When do people retire in Ukraine?

[@tweeker216]

I live in Mariupol with my wife and daughter. We can live quite well on $1000 per month. We don't need a car, we take taxis as needed. Rent = $240 for modern three room apartment Utilities = $40 to $100 depending on season Groceries = $300 (teenagers eat too much!) Mother-in-law's food and utilities = $200 Medical care is very cheap. Major surgery with one week in private room in private hospital was less than $1000 total, with no insurance. University tuition is $75 per month for the top schools in Ukraine.

[@TheGoldeyFamily]

Love the content Olga. Keep up the great work! Love from Florida, USA

[@gurpreetsingh-zg3km]

😘

[@johnnyblade9272]

You and your family are just like everyone else, living month to month and doing the best you can with what you have. Thanks for sharing, I really appreciated it... Much love to you and your family, best wishes from America...🇺🇸

[@masterxmasterx7197]

that doesnt make sense, the average salary is 300$ and the minimum 150$ and that is 5 times more expansive, most ukrainians can barely make 200$

[@cdflyboy]

MasterX MasterX keep in mind that’s an average for the entire country. In a village it should be relatively less cost of living. Kiev is likely one of the more expensive cities to live, and the wage average would reflect that.

[@berkut2006]

That's why precisely you will never understand Ukraine, the amount she say they are ok, don't measure by random "average salary websites"..

[@cdflyboy]

berkut2006 I’ve been to Ukraine maybe 30 times in the last 7 years and I still don’t fully understand it! 😉 But I still do enjoy Ukraine!

[@lkhbhydroponic6858]

I'm guessing everyone is working side job or some kind of cash job .

[@leinad1618]

in my country is avarage 1000€ and we make 600€

[@davidkangas9362]

I love hearing you speak English 😄😄😄😄

[@teachermusic2000]

This is really a very very nice, interesting and informative video,especially for those (like me) who are always interested to go to the beautiful country Ukraine 🇺🇦 and those are going to shift to Ukraine from a different country. Getting such a clear and cut idea about each and every expenses in a city like Kiev is going to be very much helpful. Thanks for making such a nice video for us. Please accept my respect from India 🇮🇳 🙏

[@likfrikbik]

If Internet does not lie,average salary in Ukraine is around 400 USD.And i believe that's for the lucky one's,many probably have much less than that.So congrats you are considered to be one of the "rich" people there.. :)

[@carlel4219]

You are such an angel by describing to everyone what life in your beautiful country is like, You are sweet by looking after your parents. I do the same thing. Your videos are super great. Thank you.

[@johandevries879]

Hi Olga...maybe a personal question...but do you participate in the cost of living???? Or does your husband pays all himself?? I ask this because I know many Ukraine women do NOT pay anything for their men nor for the household...becauzse they EXPECT the men to pay. Btw what is your source of income?? My guess would be you do NOT hold an average job...right? My ukrainian GF earns 450 USD a month..she lives in Odessa. Thank you.

[@ronniebaker4549]

The cost is about 20% of what it cost in the United States.

[@Ruzhyn_Ukraine]

In a well-developed village, it's just 5%

[@mair8140]

@Michael Walker no it doesnt,that ladys' mother gets 50 dollars a month pension and she was an engineer!

[@williamgill_esq.6487]

Brian Abisdid That is total bs about buying land and building a house for $10-20K in the U.S. Impossible! And $2500-$3000 a month salary is lower middle class if there is just one person. And it is poverty if there is two or more persons living on that amount per month.

[@redpilled4781]

Brian where in us can you build a house for $10,000? I couldn't even find someone to build a garage for under $40,000

[@ronniebaker4549]

@@redpilled4781 You can build an earth house for under $5000, if you have free tires and a strong back. I know of couples with no building experience built earet houses by themselves for around $3000.00. Generally speaking you are rihgjht, you can't build a house for $10,000 in most places in the USA. The "tiny houses" built for the homeless start at around $6000.00 but the average square footage cost to build a house in the US is $154.00 a square ft. including plumbing, electrical, turn key

[@jamrocksweet2573]

Gas bill is more than America monthly gas and light combined

[@syahrulfauzi6344]

you live like princess i thought. thats was expensive

[@groundpounder8373]

Thank you. Very informative.

[@kdawg9477]

I lived in kyiv for 8 months with my wife. Our monthly expenses (including in th US) will round up around $800 a month (not including food and transportation).

[@williamgill_esq.6487]

K dawg Please separate that out for us the readers. Please itemize your Ukraine monthly expenses for you and your family.Thanks.

[@Olga_Reznikova]

So you mean its monthly rent

[@AmwnMuchahary]

I need Ukrainian girls I love you ❤️

[@jeffjohnson5053]

How much for you sweety angel??

[@gmcjetpilot]

I live in America and I'm a professional and this is very humbling. People live on much more modest salaries with modest Lifestyles and are happy. It makes me appreciate everything I have. Thanks for the video Olga.

[@fayereaganlover]

cost of living in ukraine is very high for ukrainians. average salary is only 100-200. rent is already 100-200. good luck living like that

[@thierrycompany848]

@@fayereaganlover no Olga is not rich most of people live like her, it's very easy to be rich in Ukraine an apartment cost 20000 euros in the center of Odessa and you can rent it 20/30 euros/day many people have very hight salaries

[@manichamartia8775]

It took this video to Humble you? Are you blind? Never saw no homeless people around your neighborhood? But if you're a liberal , fuck them right? It takes a Ukrainian to humble you. A relatively wealthy one at that. Fucking yuppie.

[@carlschnackel3051]

A lot of sources are recommending Slavic countries for retirees, because the cost of living is very low. Someone who makes a pension of $800 per month, can live like a king there. Plastic surgeons and cardiologists make less than $500 per month, and with their cost of living that's considered a very good income. I used to write to a plastic surgeon (pen pal) from Ukraine, and she told me this. The cost of living is like 1962 in the USA.

[@steffanhoffmann8937]

Stay where you are fella or they will scam the fuckkk out of you

[@antoniomontana9430]

Ochen interesnaja informatsija... My brother in law lives in Ukraine (Khmelnitskiy) and I never knew how much he spends on daily things. My wife is Ukrainian and I myself am from Odessa by birth, but raised in the United States since age 4 as we fled from the USSR many years before Perestroika happened.

[@Olga_Reznikova]

everyone spend as much as he can))

[@muralikunapureddy8240]

Looks like same expenses as like in INDIA for an avg middle class family.....

[@onlyhuman8496]

Right that's what I was thinking just that the cost of land and property is cheaper in Ukraine compared to India..

[@mikeyaro229]

$400 usd a month for food ? Majority of people in Ukraine dont even make that monthly unless they own a good business ( dirty money ). I know because I'm from Ukraine.

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Its for 5 people per month. So actually less than 100$ per person. i dont think its too much

[@Hoogliette]

150 dollars per month on heating wow that's more expensive than the UK - I thought the Ukraine was sitting on oil and gas too.

[@redpilled4781]

$750.00 a month heat here for just ONE tiny oil filled wheeled plug in space heater that just takes the chill off the room.

[@Hoogliette]

@@redpilled4781 That's pretty harsh. Oil and gas prices may have slumped but the consumer never sees it.

[@TB-rx1ue]

Ukraine isn’t rich in natural resources. It’s mostly known for arable land and is the breadbasket of Europe. But, Russia has tons of oil and gas and will hike up rates If Ukraine doesn’t play nice with Russia lol

[@Hoogliette]

@@TB-rx1ue Sadly it's the way they go with power - they (Russia) can't do soft power it seems...as ever Russia needs an ice free port to launch their submarines.

[@Sku4au]

she didn't say 150$ only on heating. from mid spring till mid autumn they pay 50$ for all community payments (electricity, water, heating, gaz and house repair) and in the winter time which is around 6 months too, they pay 150$ it is like 30% more expensive than in Russia since they do not have gaz and they spoiled their diplomatic relationship with Russia

[@SalsaColombiaUS]

We pay $70 per month for internet for 300Mbps... I know in kiev internet is cheaper for a pretty fast internet connect ion

[@kriskantu]

Olga, your family living costs is not cheap at all. Rent $400, bills ~$100, food $400, car fuel $200. Whoever is saying the long term cost of living in Kyiv is very low comparatively to US and Western Europe, this is simply not true. To be honest, I was expecting $500 per month for a decent living in Kyiv but obviously, this is not possible.

[@Olga_Reznikova]

so you want to say you can find something with 400$ per month in big city in USA? If we would go for small cities, yes, rent will be something like 150$ per month. But Kiev is not cheap city at all. 500$ for the family is really small amount. But for 1 person is ok. You need to consider that 1200 USD per month this is for 4 adults and 1 kid.

[@kriskantu]

@@Olga_Reznikova No, I did not mean $400 is enough to rent a place in NYC. I meant that the popular notion that Ukraine/Kyiv is inexpensive for someone from US or Europe is not true. $1200 is enough to live decent in a small town. I did not expect this amount required to live a decent life in Kyiv. Smaller towns and cities in Ukraine is not suitable for someone like me as I do not speak Ukrainian or Russian. I realise its not realistic for me to retire just yet in your country.

[@Olga_Reznikova]

@@kriskantu well pay attention I was talking about my family expenses. SO it is expenses of 4 adults actually. If you will be living alone, and without car, you would need something like 700$ and you can fit.

[@NightAngelMarine]

@@Olga_Reznikova I dont know about big cities in USA but my small town in Idaho, you can easy find 3 bedroom apartment for $250-$300 month

[@johno3288]

@@Olga_Reznikova $1,200 for 4 adults and 1 child in the U.S. is cheap, especially here in CA. Of course your expenses would probably be cut in half in a small city with the exception of food.

[@user-kf2rz3yg5g]

A pensioner in Australia receives $1300 USD per month. The minimum wage is $26000 USD per year. The average wage is $58000 USD a year.

[@tempest411]

I've heard that everything from food to fuel is extremely expensive there because it's all imported.

[@user-kf2rz3yg5g]

@@tempest411 Australia actually produces 93% of its own food supply. Fuel is around 1.40 a litre which is not overly expensive.

[@gregjonas6228]

That was real helpful info stuff right there.a video nicely made..thanks Olga....

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Thank you!

[@kyles5513]

I wish my rent was that cheap, I pay $1500 a month to live near vancouver canada. And I can't afford a car ither. I must be doing something wrong here...

[@vernonjones3613]

Beautiful lady classy ❤️🇬🇧

[@jonhcontreras]

That is very humble of you to relate your personal expenses to the world. You are truly a valuable, special person .....

[@rededwards3479]

LAdy...you are PAYING too much for EVERYTHING.........MOVE to THAILAND or COLOMBIA.....Dont spend your life paying HIGH BILLS

[@peterburke7811]

Thank you interesting to see how other people live.love from Australia.

[@israrulhaq4780]

I Love Australia people very beautiful

[@manichamartia8775]

I live on disability in the United States. Apparently I can't afford to live in Kiev. And to those who said this was humbling, are you blind to what's around you in the US? Trump 20/20

[@carlb.4097]

❤️❤️🌍 much love from Canada. I Will always retire there.

[@doncat78]

What is the average salary? and minimum wage?... If they make only 100 bucks, how do they live? How much is the rent of a one bedroom apartment?

[@vladavuckic5262]

Average salary there is maybe 200 $ dollars per month, so she is very rich for Ukrainian.

[@e33State]

They probably saved up for retirement with private investments..

[@Ruzhyn_Ukraine]

A lot of people go abroad on seasonal jobs

[@willtekata9260]

Hello. I have never been to Ukraine. So it is interesting for me to hear from you what it is like to live in Ukraine. I am from New Zealand.

[@mikehoward4632]

Hi Kiwi, I'm from Wellington 😊

[@tonydownunder5703]

That's all very nice Olga but how much do you earn per month 💰

[@Rimrock300]

Hello. This Igor, husband. please you adress say , I will come tell how much

[@zorrosish]

Thank you for that information!........I had thought you and your husband were paying much , much more. I bet you can’t wait for your house to be finished enough to live in!..........you and your husband are such Saints to take care of your Mother and Father.......that is falling off here in the US, it’s sad. Thank You for your videos!

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Yes, that's not all my expenses, because I am building house, I travel, I do some beauty things, buying clothes, but It's hard to calculate.

[@fojnica2226]

but...ukraine is expensive......why............i dont know...........why people dont move on village.....if you need town its ok..pay it............with this expenses you can live normal life in croatian coast...............and maybe in many country more

[@kricotas]

Come to Mexico,😍 Mi casa es tu casa😁 Come to Mexico My house is your 🏠😍

[@daveduchesne3096]

I'll be in Ukraine next June, so I check for Ukraine videos on KZbin for "tips and tricks" about Ukraine, and Olga is all over the place lol! Thanx for the insights btw...cheers from Montréal

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Good!

[@daleval2182]

Olga seems to be drawing a lot of young male followers, like they give 2 shits about the price of Kiev Pinapples lol

[@pahakuutti]

Pretty face will accomplish that. But there's more to it. A lot of countries are headed for an economic disaster, perhaps even some sort of EU federalist communism. We don't want to become Olga's parents, living off of $50/month, however lovely people they may be. So we think ahead. Young people in my country already know we won't see much out of pensions we have paid into our joint pension system. There simply isn't enough babies being born and the replacement population either don't work, or work in something other than productive exports, that brings in the money to our economy. In addition to high and ever increasing taxes, there's the national debt, states/IMF will have us paying off, in exchange of our countries becoming unsafe/diverse. In my country that is already €22000/person(which isn't even much on a global scale). That means it's more like x3 that for anyone still in the work force in 20 years time=Young men work more, earn more, so they also pay more in our progressive taxes. I would rather spend that €60,000(realistically more like 100k just to pay off bankers on a loan I didn't sign up for) on a life elsewhere more affordable, than finance the destruction of my own people. Even if it means I have to leave my home country. Lastly, I would argue women do not think like this, at least I have never met one that does. For many of them races don't exist, money creation is something too abstract to think about, and big daddy government should just give them more of it.

[@coastalcapybara]

I give a shit!!!

[@jackiepierce9281]

I'm in American it's not that very cheap in Ukraine, I think I would retire in Thailand

[@margietucker1719]

You're right, there are beautiful, cheaper places to live. It's not very cheap in Ukraine at all when you consider their super low wages.

[@Ruzhyn_Ukraine]

Kyiv is very expensive. You can live like a king in a small Ukrainian town

[@YMKTube]

Very useful video. Appreciate your efforts, dear olga. 👍👍👍

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Thank you!

[@k5vbw]

Great Video, very delightful lady. I would liked a total at the end for both. My girlfriend lives in Irpin. I hope to move to Ukraine in one year! THANK YOU!

[@ketihrendrag9489]

My wife is Ukrainian. Her family is still there. You must earn many, many times more than the average national salary to afford all that???

[@grantshort]

I know! Sounds like she's a Baller!

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Why everybody compared my income with salaries? I am not an employee. But even when I had salary, it was something like 500 usd. I was head of marketing department. But now I have my own business, so you should compare my income to average between private entrepreneurs, not employees.

[@grantshort]

@@Olga_Reznikova It's great to see a Ukrainian woman who is a businesswoman. We're not picking on you, just impressed. I think we're trying to find out what the minimum a person can live on in Ukraine. I have a friend who is a Pensioner who is hoping to live there and wants to know what the minimum he'll need if he rents a room by the month.

[@SuperWhiteFEET]

nation average? ...they dont fille taxes!!!! who keeps track of earnings?? Are bribes and bonuses included... so ukraine nation average number is the most abstract thing i can think of

[@Ruzhyn_Ukraine]

@@grantshort He can live like a king in a small town of Ruzhyn - an hour's drive from Kyiv )))

[@eliert333]

The cost of living in kiev is more expensive depending on your explanation compared with other countries of former soviet union . It is better to live outside capital or in provinces

[@frankk2339]

Wow! Packing my bags selling my condo and cars. Moving right over there.

[@Ruzhyn_Ukraine]

You can buy a house with all amenities and a huge garden in a village in an hour's drive from Kyiv for a few thousand dollars )))

[@rlukinn]

@@Ruzhyn_Ukraine Will it be a good house where I be able live through winter? Am I be able to go for a drive in winter? Or there's lot of snow that I'll be unable to drive in that remote village?

[@Ruzhyn_Ukraine]

@@rlukinn All houses are meant to be lived in comfortably through the coldest winter (though over the past 20 years we have had very warm winters, and the number of days of heavy snowfalls that rendered the roads difficult (not impassable) to ride on has gone down to 2 or 3 in Ruzhyn, but you can buy a 4x4 and drive everywhere, including the unpaved roads, which is very nice). The gas bills for a 100 sq m house with an average insulation (but without a control tap at every radiator) may go up to $100 a month if the temperatures are subzero and you want +25 C inside.

[@rlukinn]

@@Ruzhyn_Ukraine Thank you

[@knockoutgymbradford]

Living costs are low but earning there is hard

[@justinneill5003]

I enjoy watching your videos, they are informative and you articulate them very well, with your own personality which brings them to life. So, to my experiences; I’ve never lived in Ukraine but I have visited many times (including Kiev, Odessa, Khmelnitsky, Lvov, Mariupol, Dnepropetrovsk, Kharkov, Simferopol, Yalta and probably some other places which I don’t remember.) In general I have found the people to be warm hearted, kind, polite and welcoming. It was difficult to keep track of my expenses because the exchange rate of Hrivna to Pound/Euro was in the hundreds but for sure, daily expenses were extremely low compared to the UK. I made some long distance journeys by train and the tickets were very cheap for me. It’s difficult to understand the difficulties of the people when you stay in the Hotel Dnipro, or rent a city apartment for 50-60 USD per day, as it was then; and taxis do have a different rate for foreigners (I didn’t mind too much, the “real” fares were embarrassingly small for me.) But I know that it was a huge struggle for most people and probably still is. Like most countries, I think it is especially true if you live outside the city, with lower wages, even if the living expenses are lower. I have seen the small villages where most people keep chickens and grow vegetables, and many of them even have their own family cow on the common land. But I can remember a similar situation in Latvia many years ago, and now it is so much better for people in general, with investment, more jobs, better salaries, improved infrastructure and public services. I am sure that joining the EU had a lot to do with that, but also it is a credit to the people that they rebuilt their country. I see the same potential for Ukraine, maybe even more because of its size and natural resources. But right now the politics from Russia are sadly preventing that. I hope and pray that it will be resolved without bloodshed, and without suppressing the aspirations of Ukraine to satisfy the megalomania from the east. Just remember that Putin will not be around forever, and the hopes and dreams of the people will still be alive long after he has gone.

[@RONWOLPA]

1:19 Husband .. stopped here

[@olivier3164]

Ight then imma head out

[@begobolehsjwjangan2359]

so? i have no problem with that, i'm an open minded person.

[@harism2001]

lol

[@danield679]

Go to Ukraindate.com I met hopefully my very special person and she happens to share this young lady’s name. I watch these to become familiar with the Ukrainian way of life so I don’t seem like an absolute ponce when I visit her for the first time very soon. Wish me luck!!

[@ageualves794]

Ha ha ha!

[@birddog3130]

$400. for food, for Olga and husband & family, Wow !.....vodka isn't that expensive.

[@grumpyoldrecluse1295]

I enjoy your videos very much. My grandparents came to the USA from the Ukraine, not long after the War of Independence . As much as I would like to visit as a tourist and meet all the interesting people, it will probably never happen so I am always happy to learn about from your channel. My grandparents were poor farmers when they left so I especially like to learn about the small villages and rural lifestyle but it is fun to hear about life in the city too. Thank you so much.

[@ivanhicks887]

@devildog5354 I Am IVAN HICKS 887 We Have the SAME NAME ???

[@smilehidayat2296]

Privet 🙏🙏 menya Zabut smile'Hidayat ya iz indonesia 🙏🙏 kak dela??? Spasiba

[@ralphhunter6241]

Olga.do you rember me ? I met you and eugine last year in Kiev.Ralph from USA.i gave you shirts ?

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Yes I remember you

[@mistersz]

я был в одессе. после израелься вообще кажеться какбуто все почти бесплатно после наших цен )

[@johnadm3479]

Thank you for this important information

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Welcome

[@ioanpena]

Pensions are very small in Ukraine and Moldova and most of them have to live with less than 100$ a month , even 50$ a month wich is imposible even in Ukraine and Ukraine is the cheapest country in Europe to live.

[@chriswhite1584]

"Very good synopsis..!! Thank You..!!" 👍❤

[@Olga_Reznikova]

thank you!

[@strutyx]

didn't you get invaded by 🇷🇺 in 2013 is it normal now are you guys a puppet

[@rverro8478]

Wasn't in 2014. When Crimea was annexed to Russia ?

[@rverro8478]

I thought in was in 2014. When Crimea was annexed to Russia.

[@NightAngelMarine]

Good heavens! Some of those expenses were more than they are here in USA!

[@Olga_Reznikova]

for 4 daults? I don't think

[@MrCarmel7]

@@Olga_Reznikova Actually olga there is some truth to what he said. Example your cost for just you and your hubby and child for food for the month, is the same price i paid as well when i was dating a single mother and her child per month for food and we ate comfortable .. Another example during summer season here and even into spring depending on were exactly u live in the states GAS for the home is cheaper in many cases. Then what u stated during your summer seasons or warmer seasons as well , And even in the winter here for gas depending on were u live , example Arizona or California etc, during the summer months and into spring as well ..Now if u use the gas in moderation during winter it can cost about what u pay for in the winter there and this is in houses not apartments Even our gas expenses to a certain extent for the month here for driving a car can be cheaper, depending on the car u drive and thats driving to places no farther then 45 minutes away from were u live in moderation{ once or twice a month}, other then just the town you drive in on a daily basis here.. And if your just driving in town in moderation like u say you do OO yea it can be alittle cheaper then what you are paying per month.. I have been saying this Kiev in particular is over priced!, and charging ppl WAYYY more then what they should be being charged for certain things!!! There over inflating prices and charging the ppl there!!

[@MrCarmel7]

PS To be more precise when i stated houses here i mean 2 bed 1in a half bath houses , Too 3 bed 2 bath houses here.

[@tempest411]

Are you kidding? Where in the United States (that anyone would honestly like to live) would it cost less for any of the things she listed? I'm on the fringes of the S.F. Bay Area...as cheap as it gets, and I pay $1500 for a mortgage on our fixer-upper home, between $150-$300 for natural gas and electricity, $115.00 for internet access, $400 for gas for our cars (we have to drive a lot), $800 for food and other home supplies, $500 for car insurance (on five cars+two motorcycles), and...this is becoming too depressing so I'll stop:I

[@MrCarmel7]

@@tempest411 SMH NO were not kidding!! And were not talking about MAJOR CITIES!! Where talking about other places in the suburbs and country WHich to be honest now of days is WAYYYY better then the city.. And actually functions more better and is not as congested as cities and in alot of suburban places and towns u still can get that city vibe.. And this is why ALOT of ppl are moving away from the bay area to smaller towns and suburbs and even out of the state because of some of the things u stated!! The BAy area is WAYYYYYY over priced!!

[@fedor4491]

Хороший английский.Very good English.

[@TheLordNovo]

This is actually very informative. I’m planning on moving to Ukraine from America, so if I make plenty of money before I move as a surplus, i will be safe financially for a while it seems. That, and military will cover me for a while since ukraine accepts foreign conscripts

[@Olga_Reznikova]

anyway every person has its own expenses

[@lamarravery4094]

Did you move there?

[@БогданГурин-щ7о]

The most serious problem in Ukraine it is small pension , salaries are no large too, but people , especially young , can earn and have a good life if they have a wish :) Also one of the uncomfortably things it is bad roads, and expensive fuel

[@consuelacollaso5517]

$10 is the highest in regards to mobile payments? I haven’t even finished the video and I’m appalled! That’s amazing! :) I pay $35 + 7 for a protection plan. $400 doesn’t seem too bad especially if you own the house, I presume it’s not a apartment. I’m only 17 so my experience is rather low, but thanks for sharing! :)

[@alwayslearning7672]

I thought average wages was $200 per month in Ukraine.

[@rlukinn]

You are right. 200 or 300 dollars. on my estimation. I lived in Russia. It's almost the same but little higher.

[@greenking333]

Very helpful informative video and Thanks for posting

[@gmcjetpilot]

There's nothing sexier than a woman doing financial planning responsibly.

[@officerdailey]

Another good video Olga. Thank you. Your prices in the capital city are quite high compared to most of the country. My wife and I intend to retire in UA. My heart's set on Lviv but she'd prefer Kharkov to be closer to family. Perhaps I'll start suggesting Pripyat and see if it changes her mind. Haha :-P

[@Dr_Enoch_Metatron]

Justin Dailey

[@officerdailey]

@@Dr_Enoch_Metatron oh I agree. We spent 3 weeks in Lviv for our honeymoon. Wife's family live in Kharkov though. :-/

[@Olga_Reznikova]

I guess prices are same. Only rent in Kiev is a little bit higher, but restaurants, food, clothes are actually same prices

[@Desperoro]

@@Olga_Reznikova I heared that people around Lviv or Zakarpatya have salary around 200USD per month. Its impossible to pay that though

[@michaelhall7028]

Justin Dailey, I've been to both and lets be honest, they are both great in their own ways. Kharkov is larger and it is a much more modern city. Lviv is much more older, so it's great if you like history and appreciate old architecture. They are both cities that are really up and coming. As a person who loves history, I prefer Lviv, but I know most of my other foreign friends in Ukraine seem to prefer Kharkiv. Both are great places in their own ways. Even Pripyat has a positive as it would be dead cheap to live there....if allowed haha ;D

[@digitalmediafan]

So to have a small operation or tests in hospital this is free like here in UK with NHS ?

[@CallardAndBowser]

Well Olga, those numbers you gave us are almost the same as I pay here in Michigan, USA. Except we have to pay for our Health Insurance. It's $95 dollars each paycheck every two weeks with an annual out of pocket deductible up front of $3,000 dollars, after that everything is covered 100% for the rest of the year. I'd like to be in the Ukraine because the women are so much more classy and better dressed. 🤓

[@NortherngirlAnnK]

CallardAndBowser Thats insanely expensive😳

[@CallardAndBowser]

Nug U No, it’s a one bedroom apt. In Kalamazoo for $905 a month minus electric bill.

[@NortherngirlAnnK]

@@CallardAndBowser And Ukraine is one of the poorest countries in Europe. That just don`t make any sense.

[@NortherngirlAnnK]

Sadistic Pink I will not get fooled. I'm from Norway and can for sure hear in her video that something is not right there:-)

[@Mote78]

Warning to Ukrainian women: If a US male cannot find a compatible English speaking woman in the entire English speaking world you should run away, fast.

[@JameBlack]

i've just come here from this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/mHa0k6Ojpt6Je80 and i'm Ukrainian

[@josephmcnulty6922]

Hi Olga, ty for the great video..:))))

[@Olga_Reznikova]

thank you!

[@birddog3130]

200. usd. a year for child's playground?.....what was the grand total?