Living Cost in Ireland 2024: Family Expenses Breakdown with Dr. Talha Iqbal

Welcome to our latest mini-podcast episode! In this video, we sit down with Dr. Talha ‪@TalhaIqbal91‬ who has been residing in Ireland for the last 5 years. We discussed the living costs for a small family in Ireland in 2024. If you're considering moving to Ireland or are just curious about the financial aspects of living in this beautiful country, this video is for you!
📌 Topics Covered:
Monthly rent and housing costs
Utility bills and energy expenses
Grocery and food prices
Healthcare and insurance
Education and childcare costs
Transportation and commuting expenses
Leisure and entertainment budget
Why Watch?
Understanding the cost of living is crucial for planning your finances, whether you're relocating or already residing in Ireland. Dr. Talha provides detailed insights and practical advice to help you manage your family’s budget effectively.
Key Takeaways:
Learn how to budget for a family in Ireland
Discover the true cost of living
Get expert tips on optimizing your expenses
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[@user-il2ru3xy2n]

Great!!! really appreciated your effort

[@shoaibqureshi278]

Nice detailed video. Everything was nicely explained 👍

[@adeelsmultiverse]

Glad you liked it 🥰

[@danish664u]

Id PhD in marketing available in Ireland.. fully funded?

[@bakhtawarmaqsood4225]

Well explained ❤

[@Anonymous-zb7rt]

Informative👍

[@AbbasRazvi-sg7jr]

Child ka kitny pey kerty hean

[@adeelsmultiverse]

@@AbbasRazvi-sg7jr €140 per month

[@PaintersPoint]

Bro im metallurgy and material engineeri and done my Master here.. I want to get job at Ireland what should I do . Through visit visa it is favourable for job search or first I get job then to move. Kindly guide me bro...

[@adeelsmultiverse]

Hi. It’s better to get a job offer first. Job market can be explored via different recruiters in Ireland and your employer will sponsor your visa

[@Aariz-xy1oy]

Assalamu alaikum. Iam also moving Galway, ireland in August . I have valid work permit id. Can i come along with my husband and kid please advice me

[@adeelsmultiverse]

@@Aariz-xy1oy you have to apply for there visa, if you guys apply together then there are chances that you will get it quickly. But if you have already got the visa as you mentioned, in that case you will come first and apply visa for your family and they will join later

[@user-il2ru3xy2n]

Dear, I am also coming on permit, and i will apply for my visa than my fmly and we will travel together i...we are family of 3

[@user-il2ru3xy2n]

we are moving to Wexford from Pakistan because my job place is in Wexford, if we reach dublin should we take bus or train to wexford ? and do we have to make card first or can go by paying first time arrival?

[@adeelsmultiverse]

@@user-il2ru3xy2n hi. I would suggest you to take a bus coz you will get it from airport. And you can pay by cash.

[@user-il2ru3xy2n]

i am moving to ireland next mnth InShaAllah with husband and a daugther.....i got job in dublin please guide if is it possible to live any nearby city and manage to come for a job 5days a week to dublin to save rental expenses.

[@adeelsmultiverse]

@@user-il2ru3xy2n public transport is not very good in Ireland, if you can drive than it’s easy, otherwise you will pay almost same amount on transport which you will save from rent.

[@user-il2ru3xy2n]

@@adeelsmultiverse Thank you for your suggestion

[@user-il2ru3xy2n]

@@adeelsmultiverse can you please mention area names where we can see accommodation little less expensive than other areas and easy to get i heard Ireland has huge rental property issue

[@adeelsmultiverse]

@@user-il2ru3xy2n indeed it is. Rental is a huge issue in all areas of big cities like Dublin, Cork etc. 1. If you can work from home then try to move to smaller town 2. Try to connect more and more people as many landlords do not advertise their property and just pass it to next tenants based on referral. Those properties as easy to get and less expensive most of the time

[@iramanjum3662]

Give some more info about rents for family of 3 thses days in dublin

[@iramanjum3662]

Also is it okay to get one bedroom apartment for family of 3 (2 adults 1 kid) or we have to have 2 bhk atleast. .. Will rent be like 2500? Or can we get anything below this.

[@adeelsmultiverse]

Rent in Dublin depends upon the location and the building. Yes there are apartments whose rent is around 2500€ but it’s not with everyone. You can get a good place between €1200-1600.

[@shagunvij6684]

Dr is it expensive to survive

[@adeelsmultiverse]

@@shagunvij6684 it’s not impossible to survive. But in comparison to some other European countries yes it is expensive but then there are other trade offs like language and weather