NORWAY life EXPENSESES as a student | Mon Amie

[@cousinluigi]

Salary is public knowledge in Norway, and so is how much you pay in taxes. This transparency is actually by law. Once a year, you can visit the local tax office, and look into the books showing how much everyone who resides in the municipality (kommune) earns, and how much they pay in taxes. Or you can log on to the tax authorities website any time of the year, and look up anyone’s salaries and taxes. The service is free, but bear in mind that it’s not anonymous, so anyone you look up, will be notified that you did so. Also, the online option is only available to the taxpayers of Norway.

[@hellcomethor]

I live in Norway, and here is my calculation: First of i am married and have one child. Work i Oslo 1 hour away from my house. House loan: 9000,- Car 1 (Toyota Avensis): 3000,- Car 2 (Lexus): 3500,- Food: 5000,- Electricity: Summer time 1500,- Winter time: 1800,- Train to work: 2800,- Gas for cars: 3000,- Internet: 700,- Phones: 1300,- Insurance: 2000,- Kindergarten: 3400,- Total each month: 34 200,-

[@MonAmieDesserts]

That's definitely more than me! xD Thanks for sharing that with everyone!

[@hellcomethor]

Mon Amie yes it is. But it is also two completely different situations. Cars are expensive in Norway :p

[@davidvaknin3801]

lame

[@jardarius]

sell the cars, by the train

[@djkenny1202]

Is there public school? They charge for Kindergarten?

[@wesaidsomething]

I am from Australia and I am hoping to do exchange next year. I was worried that Norway would be really expensive! But it's actually cheaper than where I live! There is accomodation right near the university in Oslo for 4000-5000 NOK per month, that is about 700 AUD which is very cheap. At my university in Melbourne, to live on campus costs about $2000AUD per month. That is 11600 NOK.

[@jassine2808]

The best thing about this channel is that we don't hear the typical information other people might tell, because most of youtubers would be informative just like Wikipedia, I would suggest if i may to see more videos about Portugal, i think many people find Portugal an interesting place but there are not too many information regarding this country.

[@MonAmieDesserts]

I'm really glad to hear that! Thank you! :) And yes, you are right, I should make more videos about Portugal.

[@JoseLopez-me2re]

I'm moving to Norway soon and I'm so happy I found your channel!

[@FortressFour444]

Jose Lopez Hey!! How is Norway? I’m thinking about moving within a few years.

[@indrajitbanerjee7046]

@@FortressFour444 I would also move in there. Which city are you guys going in?

[@mimainlandindia5295]

I am moving to Norway from portugal lisbon

[@Bajarangbal]

Norway has deadly large spiders!..

[@elizabethsalawu3097]

Do you mind if we hookup, going to Norway soonest

[@emeseviragh9293]

I am so happy you made this video! I just found your channel yesterday, I want to move norway in two years, but I heard that its expensive, so I was concerned about it, but you made me confident again!

[@kraaberts1317]

The prices actually sound close to what I pay in a major city in Canada. I always thought Norway would be much more expensive but just slightly.

[@Sillygaminghd]

It's probably the same as other places in the world. It highly depends on your habits. Also, where in Norway you live may increase/decrease your spending. If you want to live cheap, you can here. You just have to be more conscious about your choices.

[@Justin-df9ev]

I agree...considering we pay tax on top of our purchases and then we have to tip (which I think is BS but that's another story) on top of that when we eat a restaurant...

[@augustus6106]

Make a video on how to find a student job or parttime job in Norway

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[@jamariarian5769]

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[@ahmedshahin5755]

I can’t believe how cheap Oslo is compared to Tokyo given that salaries are higher in Oslo. I usually spend double what you spend a month and I usually stay away from all luxuries around here

[@MonAmieDesserts]

Really?! Thanks very interesting! I had no idea it was so expensive there. I would love to go to Tokyo though :P

[@sogw7154]

renting in Oslo is the 11 most expensive city to rent a two bedroom apartment in the world. www.businessinsider.com/most-expensive-cities-around-the-world-to-rent-a-2-bedroom-apartment-2017-5?r=US&IR=T#15-tokyo-japan-1740-10 Tokyo is nr.15

[@turuus5215]

Tokyo is dawn expensive place, true.

[@Matt3h3]

Hi Mon. First of all, thank you for your video. I saw your new version as well. I understand that you would like to record videos in your room, but can I ask for a video about how and what you buy at geroceries as a guide for students. Thanks.

[@marcopedrosa8612]

Optimo vídeo! Obrigado pela partilha 🙂

[@mingzhu7049]

For the expenses you mentioned. They seem to be less expensive than what we pay in Australia. In Australia, weekly rent for a average apartment is about 400 AUD, internet 50 AUD per month, electricity about 100 AUD per month or more during summer. Monthly public transport ticket costs more than 120 AUD per month. Oh BTW, I pay 25% tax overall on my income!

[@izaskunmuruzaballecumberri2083]

in our house in Stavanger we pay almost 2000 kr per month for the electricity. Ok, it's a full house and Norwegians (my boyfriend is a local) love to leave the lights on, but still, the difference is quite big

[@1MinuteFlipDoc]

I am shocked! I live in Seattle WA and it's a LOT more expensive here! It's about 17,000 Kroner/2,000 USD for a small studio apartment here. I think I could live better, for less money, there!

[@MonAmieDesserts]

Uff.. I can imagine Seattle is also very expensive. You can surely find cheaper studio apartments here in Oslo.

[@ahmdsq1894]

1MinuteFlipDoc People who used to live in giant cities can't live in Norway !! 😅 it'd be like ur living in one big introverted family in one big village ... no offensive but it's haaaard

[@sn4tx]

1MinuteFlipDoc dang that is expensive. Switzerland is expensive but a studio apt even in the big cities goes for half of that. Less than 10m on train away you can find 2 bedroom apartments for less than that too. I live on a decent studio apt, not far from the city, with pretty much everything around me, and lucky to see the Geneva lake out of my windows. Around $800 monthly rent with a parking place.

[@LS111AT]

I live in the East San Francisco Bay and my room (yes, closet room) was 1,200 a month. Our apartment was 3,700/mo. So this makes me feel better about getting into Uni in Oslo potentially lol

[@Luredreier]

+1MinuteFlipDoc She's living *extremely* low cost by Norwegian standards... You should be able to manage 10 k NOK pr month though if you're good at keeping costs down. The toughtest part is finding a place to live that you can afford without blowing up your budget...

[@anitadavila5856]

I'm moving to Norway next year, and your videos are deff helpful! thank you!!! :)

[@tommarnk]

PRO Tip, its more expensive to live in the city center, get an appartment outside the city, a nearby city also works wonders on prices

[@MG-us6hb]

Que coincidência 😍 encontrei o teu canal por acaso e também quero ir para a Noruega!! Queria fazer a especialidade médica na Noruega

[@MonAmieDesserts]

Força nisso!! Tudo é possível 🥰

[@HeinrichPedro]

Hi! I am going to NTNU as well as an exchange student. In order to afford studying there, a job is a must haha. What kind of jobs should inibe expecting to be available for us, exchange students?

[@MonAmieDesserts]

I would try a paid internship within your area of studies. You can also try bars, restaurants, hotels and all jobs related with tourism.

[@vastworld-mp8oc]

Hi I live in Portugal now next year I want to move Norway I hope I wy find out job and accommodation

[@NONAMEGTAV]

I live in SAN ANTONIO TEXAS, here a basic doctor appointment could cost you $60 dollars (not including medicines )

[@1988JollyJumper]

3-400 kr in electricity during winter?? nah it's more like 1000 or more Also 700 a month for food??? that is crazy, normally 1 person will spend at least 2500 a month on food, usually quite a lot more

[@LilKimi82]

I really would like to see, how she is doing the groceries with fruits, vegetables and meat for one month and only pay 700 kronor. I don't believe it's true.

[@Србомбоница86]

@@LilKimi82 she has lunch at work

[@LilKimi82]

@@Србомбоница86 In the most companies you also have to pay for lunch.

[@Србомбоница86]

@@LilKimi82 damn ,well than she is eating very little wow

[@Luredreier]

3:44 Wow, 34 NOK is *nothing* for a single ticket, sure you don't have some kind of discount or something? Here in Trondheim it's 50 NOK for a single ticket for an adult. However you can use various discounts to get about 37 NOK for one hour and 15 min I think it was for an adult. If you're a student you can pay 2280 NOK for 180 days of unlimited traveling within the city center (or roughly 12 NOK pr day). Elderly people, kids and people serving in the military can get similar deals. As for the 30 day ticket it's 760 NOK for adults and 460 for students here in Trondheim. Regarding resturants I usually spend about 300-350 for one meal and a drink when eating out in the cheaper places (although there might be cheaper places out there) and all the way up towards 500 in the more expensive ones... Mind you, I'm vegetarian, so there's a lot of resturants etc that's simply not a option for me, as well as a lot of dishes that's not a option even in resturants that does have vegetarian food... On the whole you're spending a little less then me each month, but not by much. And I live a pretty frugal life so I'm impressed. =)

[@chechoperez2672]

I would like you doing a video of the expenses in Norway for a trip there👌🏼👌🏼

[@MonAmieDesserts]

Uuhhhhhh!! What a great idea!! :D

[@jonaseilertsen2247]

wow! One "Bear" for 80kr? Where can i find that? :D

[@TJ-fj7nn]

Norway is a pretty good country if you have average or below skills. Like if you're a bus driver or work in a supermarket, you'll probaby earn 3 times as much as in most other countries. However if you're a engineer you might get paid less, have higher taxes etc. The restaurant problem can be solved by saving up the money for when you go on vacations. The 200 kr resturant mentioned here is basicly Thai/China places, if you go to a real resturant it will cost 500-1000 per person. What I do is I go to a Norwegian resturant maybe once or twice a year on my own tab, I might eat out a few times a year with work too on their tab. Then I save for vacations and get the h... out and enjoy better and much cheaper food in other countries. I also try to not go to pubs much, but it's hard to be social with your co-workers on your vacation, so sometimes you have to go out and burn some money at a pub. I really hate that a bottle of wine cost 500 kr in a bar, it's crazy, the same bottle sold in a store in Italy cost maybe 5 euro(50 kr). But it's not the state that force the bars to charge 500 though. No idea how that happend, or the economy of bars in general. But the bars pot 300 kr easily from that bottle. Another way to save money is to buy Take Away, the VAT is lower on Take away, and you drink your own store bought wine. The difference here is dramatic. You can buy fancy Sushi in a good resturant for 350 NOK + a 150 bottle of wine, that's Sushi +wine for 2 for 500 NOK. If you had that in the resturant it would have been 1500 NOK.

[@everythingispossible7830]

Very nice thanks

[@leanderdato4764]

In Berlin a monthly train ticket costs 82€ but one ticket (one way) costs 2,80€

[@adeled153]

thank you that was helpful. can you talk more about how to find the perfect place to live in as a student who might be working a part-time job?

[@MonAmieDesserts]

Uhh! That's a nice topic for a video. "The best places to live in Oslo" heheh Thanks for the suggestion :)

[@jennikam2061]

i would like to see that too!

[@marinettemasyrenaud8742]

Hi I'm from the Caribbean, we don't ever have winter but I would like to know your monthly expenses especially on winter clothing.

[@missleni9122]

you should go to Barbera, Vika, Oslo. A pint is 39,- for students, and the last weekend of every month a beer cost the same as the date.. (Y)

[@MonAmieDesserts]

MissLeni91 uuhh I have never heard of that place! I will investigate it for sure hahah thanks for the tips! :)

[@nislaav6712]

150NOK/hour, so if you work let's say 7-8 hours a day, 5 days a week, per 4 week(1 month) = ruffly 23000+ NOK per month, which is okay, considering you are not paying for Uni you have left around 8000+- NOK for yourself, that's minus all the rent, accommodation, food etc. Is not that bad, I thought Norway would be more expensive... :D Thanks for the video, very informative! Plus! If you are living alone you can find a flat for around 4000-6000NOK per month, and it's quite big, already checked, it's all determined on how hard you are looking for smth.

[@MonAmieDesserts]

That's very good math :P but don't forget I work part time! So it's not the 7-8 hours a day ;)

[@nislaav6712]

Yeah I remember the "part time" moment, but I was just calculating if you would work like full time, 40+ hours, it's actually quite manageable to live in Norway. :) And the rent for 1 room flat as I've seen on the internet is like 4000 to 6500 per month which is sooo good!

[@ManliAnoen]

Thank you so much for these videos you make, I think you are super adorable and all your contents are super useful, and very very interesting! :) I am Italian and I will be heading up north to live in Oslo this August, in order to attend a Master Programme in Industrial Design. I had my mind packed of questions about what I should expect from this destination, and I was a little bit scared too I must say. That's how I come across your videos, and you really helped me out, I am feeling so much more relieved and just can't wait to start this new adventure!! :D Thank you very much and keep it up!

[@MonAmieDesserts]

Aww! I'm super happy to know I could help you somehow. I remember when I came to Norway I was also freaking out hahah I'm sure you will love it here. New adventures are always such a good idea hehe :)

[@marreloarca1695]

Me encantan tus videos Mon :) espero poder vivir en Noruega algun dia, me encantaria. Aqui en Latinoamerica la vida puede ser un poco apurada

[@MonAmieDesserts]

Força! Um dia vais cá estar! :)

[@CraJViews]

Olá! como você está ? seu video muito bom umas coisas eu sou de portugal agora moro em bodo semana que vem estou planejando me mudar para oslo voce poderia me ajudar Procurando um quarto porque em oslo eu não conheço nenhum corpo por isso por favor desculpe.

[@mariapatap]

Como uma boa portuguesa, você parece ser bastante econômica!!Boa sorte!!!😁😘

[@DurlavRayamajhi]

i am planning on going Norway this was very helpful

[@saggytits614]

Did you go to Norway?

[@wuzic4145]

A norwegian here.. I would definitively want to know how you manage to spend so little? I live alone.. but groceries alone cost me 3000kr, 6000kr on house loan, 3000 kr on monthly house "rent".. so if I am very mindful about spending, I could possibly do with 14000kr a month, but you'll have to live too.. so It usually goes above 20000 a month.

[@hasibali3966]

Plz mam make some videos about students life in Norway

[@achilles4625]

Question...do you need to have all the money requirements upfront or is monthly alright? because the minimum wage in my country is so low that 1 year of work equals 1 month of work in Norway

[@veronicajimmy5759]

For me I think they transport in trondheim is more expenses I was there one week ago and for 1 hour pay 50kreno

[@Itssveersa]

Can you tell on which purpose do norwegian high schools(9th to 12th) take international students.

[@magnuswelsh9573]

The prices are not that bad, depends on your lifestyle I guess, pro tip for anyone interested to move to Norway we used a student service that was really helpful oboto.no

[@kuresryzi9423]

Hi, I really love your videos and I would be glad for some about how difficult is it for foreigners to find a summer job for few months. I'm from the Czech republic and it is not hard to find here job while summer holidays, so I wonder how about in Norway, cause I would like to go there next summer.

[@MonAmieDesserts]

That's a good topic! Thanks :) Maybe I'll make a video about how difficult it is to find a job in Norway and then also talk about summer jobs :D

[@kuresryzi9423]

Mon Amie Thanks, and also, if you know something about taxes etc. I read about it and I thought my head will blow. :D

[@thecoolestpersononyt]

I can't believe you spend only 700nok for food😅its not a lot if you meant one month in total ))

[@MonAmieDesserts]

Yeah, I meant one month! :) I'm really good in buying only the necessary haha Good but cheap. Off course there are month were I spend more, but in general that's what normally is. ;) p.s.- don't forget I don't spend money on such during the week

[@thecoolestpersononyt]

Mon Amie wooow praiseworthy!! :) I spend more even if I usually try to buy groceries in gronland :D

[@MonAmieDesserts]

Hahaha I believe you! If I had more money I would spent it all on food xD

[@user-nu7uw9of5j]

I spend 5,000 NOK each month on groceries. I could not survive on just 700 NOK.

[@ahmdsq1894]

Амина Бессмертных I lived in a camp in Norway for 2 years an' i believe that people in there spend more money than 700 kr per month on food !

[@edwards1218]

We live in such excess here in America .... my budget is similar but we have access to so much more options in food, grocery stores, cars etc... we have a ton of options. Norwegians hate options. lol

[@ThorH]

this is not a video to show how norway is. this is to show how some not from norway choose to live in norway.

[@Nihil0s]

"kroners" Isn't "kroner" already pluralized? You don't add an S to pluralize in Norwegian. "krone" is the singular.

[@Hesandm]

700 a month on groceries? I would starve. I use 6000,-

[@rugemaishimwedanny5726]

bonjour mon amie......i was wondering, I recently saw ur channel and that you are studying in ntnu. can an international student come to study there with no toefl or related exam english tests.

[@MonAmieDesserts]

Hey! No, you have to have the IELTs above 7 points in most universities in Norway.

[@moka5450]

Thanks you so much for this video ! I thought that the price in norway will be more expensive! I feel more reassured! I would live in norway in 7 years (5 years for studing et 2 for save money to go!) ! It's like the dream oof my life to live in norway and your chanel is very usefull for me! :)

[@MonAmieDesserts]

I super glad you found the video helpful! :) As I said, Norway is definitely expensive, and I'm still a student and have a very low salary so it's normal that I tend to spend less money as possible ;) I guess the average person will spent more money than me for sure, but I wanted to make this video just to show it is possible to spend little if you really want to :) Good luck with your plan! It's always good to follow your dreams!

[@mralam1314]

she has lovely accent.

[@Lori79Butterfly]

I have always heard that Norway is an expensive country to visit & live. I was supposed to visit last year before the lockdowns & take a train into Sweden to practice my Swedish! After this Pandemic is over I will certainly visit Scandinavia & on a budget!💖 I’ve been to Denmark & all the Danes told me that Norway has a more beautiful landscape than Denmark’s. Since I eat a mostly plant-based diet how available are the veggies & fruits? Are they expensive too?

[@hediwulong5021]

Hi mon amie , my girlfriend and I want to move to norway , for different proposes , I wanna study (bachelor) while she wanna get a job so I'm wondering which kind of housing should we chose to live together ?

[@arsridharsadana7734]

Thanks for sharing🙌🙏

[@fabiomagalhaesjunior775]

Meu deus, você realmente é muito bonita!!!👏👏👏👏👏

[@iuriq8527]

Holy God! How COL is high here in Brazil. Excluding beer, beef and fruits(off course), we are on par with.

[@parob7285]

is living in norway expensive? yes for everyone who visits (except you are swiss or so). for 10€ (ca. 90 nkr) you get 2 bananas, a bottle of water and a snickers in the supermarket. back in germany i buy food for the whole weekend with 10€. i like your videos! keep it up :)

[@MonAmieDesserts]

Hahaha 10€ for the hole month! That's what you can truly call saving money heheh ;) Thanks!

[@sn4tx]

For 10€ in Switzerland I buy 10 beers for the weekend! Or 10 bananas. Well actually I have no idea if the prices in this video are expensive or not coz theres not a conversion to other currency (euro would be the most obvious) but I’ll take your word. But I do find expensive 10e for 2 bananas, water and a snickers :)

[@FilAlexa]

Anybody knows if there's a website to find second-hand things in Norway? Kinda like a craigslist or kijiji?

[@TheThobben]

Yes, finn. no

[@laralima4707]

I'm from Portugal as well, and this video helps me because I want to live and study in Norway

[@realoadin]

Plus with car, for gas, all from 16-19 NOK pr liter

[@emrysam]

Could you do another video on expenses but as a working adult now?

[@jorgecalcagno8596]

is that coreect that a normal salary for a not qualified person is 2000 euros monthly? For example kitchen porter. I know that a rooms costs between 500-600 but I have been told if does includes all services. Muito obrigado belleza

[@jansebb]

wth.... 700kr per month on food???? what do u eat??? bread and water? l spend that per week...and thats just normal husmans kost...

[@DLCA13]

Tenho curiosidade sobre o imposto no salario e o custo do plano de saude, como funciona o plano de saude e tal... E quando vai rolar um video de uma bacalhoada?

[@cosmicray128]

Hi..thanks for everything..can you please tell us more about the types and amounts of scholarships for the aho university?and also the jobs that applied students of who might be able to get..are they easy to find or not...do you have to prepay any money to rent a house and if so..how much would it be??thanks alot

[@trevorstolz8580]

My children are 7 and 10. I am seriously thinking of having them attend university in Norway for reasons I won't go into here. Having said that, I very much encourage my children to study music. Where I live, very accomplished piano teachers charge around $40 and hour for piano lessons. However, IF .... you can find a violin teacher (I am in small town Canada), no one teaches for less than $50 an hour and many charge quite a bit more. Music Students in Canada can do exams at examinations centres with the Royal Conservatory of Music. Thus, it is is not hard for a dedicated student to be at grade 9 or 10 level by the age of 18. $50 an hour teaching violin is much better than working in a restaurant as a starving student! I am wondering how much music lessons cost in Norway. What is the NOrwegian equivalent of kijiji.ca or craigslist? I imagine it is technically "illegal" for students to teacher under the table. However, I lived overseas for 10 years and I know that in most cases, no one really cares about someone doing private teaching or tutoring on the side. Please advise if you know about music lessons in Norway!

[@johnmuneza6154]

thanks for sharing and giving us more updates about Norway, can i know how i can get an administration and management job in Norway as well let me know the links i can go to for that? Blessings

[@evworld579]

Hi there

[@marshallburns8762]

Norway isn’t that expensive. I’m from the USA and the prices are about the same. Example 100 kroner is about $10 dollars.

[@NONAMEGTAV]

I always thought norway would be a lot more expensive, I live in Mexico , here things are cheap , but they are not that cheap in comparison to norway! Best regards Mon :)

[@joaopaixao9847]

Ola cara compatriota! Vou deixar aqui as minhas despesas em inglês: How much I spend per month living in Stavanger: Car insurance: 450kr Car parking zone license: 130kr Car fuel: 300kr (I use mostly bicycle, I work close to home) 40m2 apartment rent close to the center: 6000kr incl. hot water (I live alone) Internet: 150kr (My neighbours share their internet with me) Electricity: 600kr Food: 1000kr TOTAL: 8630kr Por alto, devo gastar umas 10000kr por mes, e ainda sobra muiiito dinheiro na conta :)

[@MonAmieDesserts]

Obrigada João! :)

[@biblebelieverchannel5291]

8630kr is your living expenses for a month? What about the salary there?

[@Jagatshahi190]

please can u make a video about possibilities of getting part time job during study and what type of skills are require.

[@yakupyasar6116]

Hello I can get residence permit for learning Norwegian Language for living in Norway?

[@averys971]

i guess that's a no/ if yes pls do tell me.

[@eriks.lundestad9365]

Did is not common. The price of living in Norway is MUCH HIGHER. Norway is probably 3 times more expensive than Spain and Portugal. She is a student, and she must have some great deal

[@stoogie375]

700 kr per month for food... if i convert, i spend about 1000kr... per week.. and that's not with any high quality food per se...

[@izaskunmuruzaballecumberri2083]

I think we spend at least 8000 kr per month in food and other house stuff XD

[@stoogie375]

@@izaskunmuruzaballecumberri2083 now that sounds about right!! lol if someone can eat for 700 kr a month.. I want their secrets!

[@jhaalvhut6844]

hlw...actually i wanna know how is the job vacancy for the students?and is it okey for the students to live on with the job he had there?

[@natynatychan]

A husband, three kids and a salary of nearly 33000 NOK after tax deduction in Oslo. Doable?

[@Raffalius]

Im 25 years old, and Norwegian. I earn about 19.000kr each month. And i spend about 19.000kr every month. But, i do put 500kr every month for my reitrement and the leftover money i manage to not spend goes into a BSU konto so that i can buy my own house eventually ^^

[@newclear6250]

why you spend all your salary?

[@goggles2007]

I live in norway too!

[@lucif3r69]

I am moving to Norway. Period!

[@shahabuddin-jq4wf]

would you please tell how likely to get a job after completion of masters degree in Norway for international students?

[@Die-sel13136]

yep v. helpful, but ...,! But how much tax I should pay in a full time job? Tks a bunch! urquentecaliente!

[@tomofthailand9047]

i'm living in switzerland (basel) never been to norway....i found many things are cheaper than in switzerland ...

[@sn4tx]

tom of thailand yeah I compared prices, even from what other people said in the comments, and it is. I think in Norway the average worker with an average salary can do more and live better in Norway than here in Switzerland!

[@arundhatianickadu7931]

I earns 12000 nok percmonh. Is it okay. PLEASE REPLY

[@tatianaflorez7858]

Oh by the way my dear, would you mind sharing how is the international student university application process as far as emigration and being accepted. That would be fantastic!!! Thanks!

[@IqraKhan-gr3hh]

Hi tatiana💓❤💞

[@batpurevmijiddorj9541]

Could you please tell me bachelor degree studying in Norwegian application page link thank you for your time

[@juliecasab5792]

Could someone please give his or her monthly rent but by indicating the location in Norway and the surface? It doesn't mean anything otherwise Thank you for the great video!

[@MonAmieDesserts]

Hei! 14000kr Oslo 70m2 ;)

[@juliecasab5792]

@@MonAmieDesserts hi ! Thanks :) doesn't sound that expensive coming from Paris haha

[@uroboroh]

I live in Bergen and my experience is similar in practically all respects, just with the exception of the grocery. You must do some kind of miracle to be able to buy diverse and good food including fruit and meat and fit into 700kr per month. How do you manage to do that? OK, I am a tall guy, maybe I eat more than you, but I even asked my friend, who is a slim girl and she told me proudly, that she usually fits into 5000kr a month on grocery... She does not buy especially pricey stuff, just normal things. What is your secret?

[@MonAmieDesserts]

Haha god point. At the time I made this video I was trying really hard not to spend loads of money so I was really concious on the things I bought. Also I am a soup kinda girl and I rarely eat meat. But I would say that nowadays I spend around 1500kr per month on groceries. ;)

[@uroboroh]

Thanks for the reply! OK, 1500 is still pretty miraculous :-) After this conversation I will probably start watching closely what do I buy and how much exactly I spend in a month. If I find it is as terrible as I suspect, I might ask you some advice on how to keep it low here in Norway. Btw. you make very nice videos, I watched a bunch of them and they are very enjoyable! :-)

[@gabrielarodriguez3929]

Im going to study in Trondheim next fall and I was wondering if its hard to find work if you only speak english

[@worlddifferent4943]

same question. its been a yeat could u now answer me?

[@JohnSantoz]

heyy! estou a pensar ir experimentar viver e trabalhar na Noruega daqui a uns tempos mas ainda vou juntar dinheiro e aprender norueguês durante um ano. Tens ideia se o vosso Moving to Norway Course ainda vai estar a funcionar no próximo verão? :) o teu canal é awesome! tiras-me as dúvidas antes de as ter haha

[@MonAmieDesserts]

Haha Fico feliz por estar a ajudar :P E fazes muito bem em teres esse plano de juntar dinheiro e aprender Noruegues! Sim, acho que o curso vai continuar, até agora esta a correr bem por isso não vejo porque não ;) Beijinhos

[@JohnSantoz]

Mon Amie obrigado! boa sorte por aí e continua c esses vídeos awesomes! :D

[@chandanbanka129]

Hello Ma'am I live in India and I want to pursue bachelor's degree from UIO. Is the Norwegian language compulsory ?

[@ajmshamim4002]

Amie can you make a video on current situation of part time job. and a video about possibilities of getting part time job during study and what type of skills are require.

[@2face88]

how much euros equal to 1 krone?

[@shihabkp1358]

Hey! Am going to finish my civil engineering studies next year and am interested to work in NORWAY.. do you think it will be fine for a fresh new employee there ? Please do reply

[@tatianaflorez7858]

Awesome Information!!!!

[@gmsholanwali3214]

I am francis tell me 5 professions which are highly paid in Norway

[@sadiahossain3017]

does Norway gives student visa with spouse like Sweden?? and what is the work permit for spouse?

[@danielabaptista4318]

Gostei do vídeo :) eu vivo em Oslo e realmente é tudo bastante caro e também estou num part time. Beijinhos ;)

[@MonAmieDesserts]

Olá Daniela! :) És de onde em Portugal?!

[@danielabaptista4318]

Ilha da Madeira

[@MonAmieDesserts]

Tenho grandes amigos da Madeira a viver cá também! :P

[@carliotu]

How to get agriculture job in Norway please help I’m coming there in January

[@maksymfrantsuzov1338]

Man, use the internet, run an advertising campaign or send an email to a company you'd like to work for

[@arhad0031]

can you make a vedio on the average salary in Norway

[@MonAmieDesserts]

Sure! That's a great idea! :)

[@JamesBond-ss8uy]

it's like 50-60 k a year

[@Nenmeu2]

@@JamesBond-ss8uy Nope. *Month, and it's more

[@Србомбоница86]

@@Nenmeu2 he meant dollars

[@Wheretworivermeets]

hey Amie please make a video on current situation of part time job