Prices in Turkey Right Now October 2022. Turkish Lira crisis

[@OlgaProGoingPlaces]

How bad is inflation and did prices change in Turkish Lira? How Much Lira for a Week in Turkey 2024 (Updated): Budget-Friendly Tips 👉 olgapronkina.com/travel/how-much-lira-for-a-week-in-turkey-2023-budget-friendly-tips/ WATCH NEXT: 😎 MUST KNOW before you travel to Turkey 👉🏻 kzbin.info/www/bejne/kH3CaZdjobWlkNk Our 💲220 Apartment in Antalya Turkey | Very safe neighborhood! 👉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqrWmXSvqrqBjJY THE TRUTH why we LEFT TURKEY. Positive vs Negative sides of living in Turkey 👉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/g4nTeqaZq7WofpY BEST Boutique Hotels in Antalya Old Town (Kaleiçi) 👉 olgapronkina.com/travel/best-boutique-hotels-in-antalya-old-town-kaleici/ In this week’s video we are sharing updated prices here in Antalya, Turkey, and what kind of money we are spending as foreigners. We check out prices at restaurants, at the supermarket, in a shopping mall. I share my opinion on current inflation in Turkey. Living in Turkey 👉🏻 kzbin.info/aero/PLbukJP9uQAFLG7mIl3ytlf7fsFhwZ8zlO Turkey Best Resorts 👉🏻 kzbin.info/aero/PLbukJP9uQAFKO274Yz--3za-11FcmNYgP ✅ September, October and November in Turkey. Antalya and Alanya Weather, Beach, Prices, Tourists 👉🏻 kzbin.info/www/bejne/gWOUf5tslqyjgZI PRICES at the local produce market in Antalya, Turkey 👉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKG2cpuXerGpqpY ❌ 9 Things NOT TO DO in Turkey 👉🏻 kzbin.info/www/bejne/mnLQdpmIlMmmh6c Antalya Turkey | Best Viewpoints in Old City | Why do we choose to live here? 👉🏻 kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpCrhYGAntqlbrc More videos from Turkey 👉🏻 kzbin.info/aero/PLbukJP9uQAFKOeoFoMjBLsM69JuLa5TTz 10 Reasons to Visit Antalya, Turkey 👉🏻 olgapronkina.com/travel/10-reasons-to-visit-antalya-turkey/ We are Olga and Rene. After spending 1 year in Turkey we travelled SE Asia and spend 1 year in Da Nang, Vietnam. We review local prices, cost of living, our daily life as foreigners. Subscribe to see which hidden gem of a country we will discover next! Subscribe to our FREE Newsletter for exclusive content and updates 👉 olgapronkina.com/news/ Subscribe on Facebook and Instagram: facebook.com/OlgaProTravel instagram.com/meloolga/ 00:00 Intro. Prices in Turkey Right Now October 2022. Turkish Lira crisis 00:32 Coffee Prices at Starbucks. What money do we use (cash, card) 01:56 Lunch at fast food (Turkish) cafe with prices. 03:06 Food at seaside cafe in Antalya Turkey, good prices! 04:29 Dinner with drinks, at the more expensive restaurant. Seaside Promenade 06:50 Cheapest grocery shop in Turkey. Prices for basic food. 09:03 Premium Supermarket where you can find good variety of products, including imported ones, vegan, bio, lactose-free etc. Local and imported Alcohol Prices. Antalya, Turkey 13:25 Apartment prices increased. Apartment tour video, where we talk about rent, bills, and show you the neighbourhood. Our 💲220 Apartment in Antalya Turkey | Very safe neighborhood! 👉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqrWmXSvqrqBjJY 14:13 Shopping street. Inexpensive clothes 15:31 Shopping Mall MarkAntalya. Prices at inexpensive shops and premium brands (Turkish and foreign) Are the prices cheap or expensive in Turkey compared to your country? How is the inflation now where you live? Share in the comments 👇👇👇 #Antalya #Turkey #Türkiye Become a Supporter 👉 www.buymeacoffee.com/olgapro Your support will help me upgrade my camera, laptop, pay for editing software and make better videos :) . Support My Goal of buying a new laptop so I can make documentaries, my current dream (it’s considerably more expensive in EU, than in the US unfortunately) 👉 www.buymeacoffee.com/olgapro/w/35025

[@IntellectualJourneys777]

It’s very expensive if your earning lira in Turkey but if you have dollars sterling or Euro you should live well on 1500 usd per month in most major cities. Except for. IE Antalya Mugla or İstanbul.

[@pinetworkminer8377]

@@IntellectualJourneys777 How much would I need (per month) to live well in Antalya or İstanbul?

[@IntellectualJourneys777]

@@pinetworkminer8377 I live in Samsun on the Black Sea coast and 1000 USD is good for here. But for Antalya and Istanbul They could be pretty pricey depending on where you want to live in Istanbul if you’re anywhere on the European side near a subway station you could be looking at about $400 to $500 per month for rent. That would probably be your biggest expense food and transportation are relatively somewhat expensive when you have foreign currency like the dollar. To buy a vehicle they are very expensive here in Turkey compared to what people earn. This is a cool country with lots of nice people , very friendly and hospitable. Lot of ex-pats live in Antalya and Fethiye. Moving overseas is an adventure for sure. Note Turkey is a developing country so it might take some time to get used to. Good luck 👍

[@OlgaProGoingPlaces]

@@pinetworkminer8377 kzbin.info/www/bejne/oqXGqamChNCtqKs

[@MsKingroot]

@@pinetworkminer8377 if u mean well. Min 2000£

[@zackjalamani]

Still, Turkiye is a country with very cheap prices of food, considering the quality, quantity, and variety of food they offer, almost always freshly made food

[@mariawerner8447]

For my Turkish friends, life in Turkey has become very expensive! I was also earning Turkish lira when I left Istanbul in 2019, and Turkish salaries definitely have not kept up with inflation ☹️☹️☹️

[@pinetworkminer8377]

But if you have US dollars, the prices are much cheaper, right??

[@mariawerner8447]

@@pinetworkminer8377 Hotels will charge you in USD or Euro, so those prices remain the same. Many restaurants and tourist places do it too, so don’t count on saving too much money because of inflation.

[@turgutbelen6374]

@@pinetworkminer8377 that's right..

[@turgutbelen6374]

Maria, 2019 was not as bad as it is now.

[@tremblence]

Same thing is happening in the USA, Argentina, Sri Lanka and countless other places

[@Ahmedali-gw7xm]

Türkiye is a beautiful and wonderful country. ❤️🇺🇲❤️🇹🇷

[@Leaveyt505]

İt's not Turkey anymore, but Turkiye

[@reggrant4124]

I am in Antalya right now and the prices have got a lot higher since my last visit earlier this year.Still good compared to UK prices and of course its still a wonderful place to enjoy life.

[@musa4k236]

As a turkish guy i can give you a few recommendations from my experience in turkey... Tourist cities like Antalya and Istanbul are really expensive. If you want to eat and shop cheap there, drive to the cities outskirts with the bus. Just 2km outside the tourist areas everything is at least 50% cheaper.

[@christinaalicia6385]

Greetings from Malaysia! Not only in Turkey, but its happening everywhere corner of the world

[@Leaveyt505]

İt's not Turkey anymore but 'Turkiye'. Thanks 😊

[@aknilcal2484]

@@Leaveyt505 Has there been a recent update to the English language Dilan?

[@29adir]

וואו אני הייתי עכשו בטורקיה , היה כלכך זול שם !! אני מבין שבשבילם זה אותו דבר כמו אצלנו בישראל , גם אנחנו מרגיישם את היוקר מחיה כאן בארץ , אבל אם אתה עובד מרחוק מרוויח בשקלים וגר בטורקיה , אתה מלך

[@alp4333]

13 gun once burdaysaniz fiatlar ayni

[@alexsumbati4194]

Olga, There is no doubt in my mind that you produce the Best videos when it comes to Cost Of Living,regardless of which city or country you find yourself in. You are Clear in your explanation and obviously you’ve done your homework regarding comparisons. Congratulations to YOU and also Rene for an excellent contribution to society.

[@OlgaProGoingPlaces]

Thank you!

[@reducepricroryhrywtby]

My UK dad before he died noticed price rising, he was loyal only ate a little daily and left me all the food for his daughter (will love my dad for this)

[@angelosliotscos8405]

I toured Turkey over 3 months when it was dirt cheap. A pack of cigarettes, a bottle of wine were 50 cents. Haircut for a dollar. We settled in Ulu Deniz, Fethiye when it was completely deserted. Their food is delicious.

[@JamesKerwin]

They announced a 120% tax increase on wine three weeks back. A bottle is around 200 lira now!

[@antwnhs213]

Cigarettes are $5 now.

[@timlaw406]

When was that, in the 90s?

[@thisisourworld9544]

Thank you for this price comparison. Its much appreciated. Life is getting more expensive everywhere for a number of reasons. I hope you guys are having a good time in Turkey, all the best!

[@sriramcan]

shish kebab in a normal Turkish joint is 12 GBP here in UK. Even after the inflation it is still cheaper I guess when compared to UK

[@ericdraven8225]

Florida (USA) Starbucks Latte $5.62 Beer $5-$6-$9 Cocktails $12-$16 Fast Food (McDonalds, Burger King, etc...) $9 to $13 for a meal Gallon of milk is over $5.00 Rent where I live is crazy $1800-$2500 for a tiny 1 bedroom apt. And you have to have first and last month rent plus security deposit ($5400-$7500 just to move in). Love the channel and how you include the exchange rate pricing.

[@OlgaProGoingPlaces]

thanks for sharing! latte is a luxury in Florida 😅 rent agents here in Antalya ask for commission, deposit and rent for the whole year (at least from foreigners), even though it's against the law. but the demand is so high atm they can afford to loose clients

[@mariawerner8447]

Please note that a very normal salary in Turkey (for university educated people) is the equivalent of 400-600 USD a month!

[@ericdraven8225]

@@OlgaProGoingPlaces My mom was born in Turkey and currently lives there. I vacationed before Covid (Bodrum) and loved it. The food is soooooooo good. Also my wife just bought a Latte 2 days ago so I remembered the price. lol I call Starbucks.... 5 bucks

[@tiryakidetiryaki1826]

Valencia spain, latte 2 euro one pack Marlboro 5,40 euro, 1 kg Sardinia fish 3,49 euro, One single room bathroom living room sleeping room 450 euro, deposit 450 to 900 euro, One plate tortilla de patata 3 euro Paella one plate 6 euro 😂😝😉

[@TheOsman15]

​@Jason Bills Bro i wish you the best and i hope you make it!

[@joannetucker1538]

I was in Antalya in March for 7 weeks then another week 2 weeks ago. There was a big difference it went up so much. I always shop in Şok or BIM.

[@Channel-hx8xl]

Alanya, one of the best places in Turkey...

[@Channel-hx8xl]

@@Divide_et_impera_ Both!

[@EricRn218]

Thanks for your videos. I feel like I'm learning a lot. I'll be headed to Turkey in about 10 days. So excited

[@OlgaProGoingPlaces]

Have a great trip!

[@lifeofmiles]

Min wage is 300 euro per month and mostly 15% of Turkey works for this money The price is goverments restaurant also ripped offf... 50-80 lira for just something without drink... these prices are only good for foreigners and europeans who is always paid by dollar or euro / sterlin . Prices are doubled up ! True but also too expensive. Btw it is not shredded chicken, it is called " Döner " . Döner. / Chicken döner.

[@timlaw406]

Current minimum wage is a bit less than 500 Euros after tax

[@fairview6120]

Thank you so much for so many beautiful clips about Turkey, a country that I wish I can pay a visit to someday in my lifetime.

[@ntombypatriciahlatshwayo1910]

Please do visit it’s very beautiful and people are very friendly.

[@ningningshining2831]

Hey! I'm about to go on a study tour in turkey and this is my first time travelling internationally alone. This is very helpful and I hope you have a good day!

[@OlgaProGoingPlaces]

Thank you!

[@MartyJones]

Thank you for this video, me and my girlfriend are visiting Belek in a month and your videos have been a fantastic help!

[@OlgaProGoingPlaces]

You are welcome 🤗 Although prices in Turkey this summer already changed because of high inflation. Up-to-date information olgapronkina.com/travel/how-much-lira-for-a-week-in-turkey-2023-budget-friendly-tips/

[@MartyJones]

@@OlgaProGoingPlaces thank you for the advice, we will make sure to read your website! Keep up your great work!

[@robertmahler8894]

Thank you for this very useful and informative video. I appreciate that you do a lot of research and preparation before you post them. Thank you!

[@DM-hd4xm]

Very informative video, thank you, I’m impressed at how beautiful Antalya is, and definitely feel sorry for the locals dealing with such inflation that seems to skyrocket annually, enjoy your stay.

[@emrguvn9168]

Evet bizim için çok zor bir dönem :(

[@DM-hd4xm]

@@emrguvn9168 it’s tough in America as well, especially for the younger people and retirees, good luck to all, maybe better times are ahead, all the best.

[@queva3062]

@@DM-hd4xm regardless of where we are -- brace ourselves

[@tommytee8387]

Still incredibly low prices..probably at least 60% cheaper than the UK in both supermarkets and restaurants..

[@curiouspeople6441]

Love it every detail with prices converted into USD on screen , thanks 🙏🏻

[@antwnhs213]

Sure, if you go to Turkey with dollars to spend, the prices are cheap. If you work there for a minimum wage ($348) or average wage ($453) it's a completely different story. And it only gets worse since this is the effect of their economic policy that they still follow.

[@timlaw406]

The current minimum wage is 530 dollars after tax and the average is about 700+ in Turkey and 8-900 in Istanbul

[@abdurrezzakg]

Turkey is expensive country for Turkish people who earns Turkish Lira… But its heaven for you when you have Dollars/Euros….!

[@nurhayatimn6871]

Thanks Olga. Just found your channel today, and subscribed to it. Going to Turkiye end of the month for a short holiday. Thank you for all the info, very useful.

[@oliverat8393]

Congratulation 2 years living together, and wish you much more in happiness, love and joy!

[@OlgaProGoingPlaces]

Thank you so much!

[@jia2001]

Turkey Inflation are super high, but cheap for tourist since their currency value have zero value.

[@laluzsatzo2572]

It is painful to be able to visit my country less than foreign tourists because of economic hardships🤧

[@natashamarcella11]

thank you for taking your time to update this!

[@turgutbelen6374]

Turkiye is cheap for foreigners, even for our neighbors, Bulgarians and Georgians, but unfortunately, not for the Turks, right now. We hope our inflation rate, as a result of high operating costs due to high fuel and energy bills, will soon come to an end.. Edit: İnshAllah 🤲🙏

[@OlgaProGoingPlaces]

I hope it will change for the better for Turkish people

[@timlaw406]

It is definitely no longer cheap for your neighbors or even Westerners and the minimum and average wage went up by about 50% in USD and Euros. Still v expensive for Turks

[@verasloboda4893]

We just came from Turkey, where we spent 2 weeks. We travel a lot but never saw everything so cheap. But we are Canadians so we exchange our currency .

[@pierremollier760]

I am a follower of your channel and an upcoming new resident of Antalya.❤️ I would just like to make a mathematical correction to your comment: you say at the beginning that prices have often doubled in one year and, at the end of the video, that inflation is closer to 200% than the officially advanced 80%. Please consider if prices have doubled in one year, this corresponds to an inflation of 100% (price x2) and not 200% (price x3). 😉

[@mzterzi]

Thank you❤🌹🙏. Would you please make a video about prices for one and two bed apartments and your buying recommendations.

[@alp4333]

2 milyondan asagi yok istanbul daha pahali tabiki

[@ChloeParker-lu9zw]

Hi, brilliant video!! What currency would you recommend to take to Turkey Antalya Euros or Turkish lira?

[@OlgaProGoingPlaces]

Thank you! Check out this video ESSENTIAL TURKEY TRAVEL GUIDE | Money, hotel, beaches, transportation, wifi and more kzbin.info/www/bejne/kH3CaZdjobWlkNk

[@frostnord]

Hei Olga! Great video. What about services? How much will I pay for a hammam? Or hairdresser (colour)?

[@jhoyzelnacisvalencia3]

Hello, I really like your video. Very informative. I will be going to Istanbul by the end of the month? What should I pack? Thank you.

[@Speedy736]

Honestly, I’m Turkish and we have a bad economy

[@ahmedalhatimy1710]

Watching from Nairobi Kenya, I love your videos🕌🕌

[@norbert1866]

Thank you, for your comment very nice video ,,,,Puerto Rico,, 🇵🇷

[@grizzmax]

I think yours is a great site and i recommend it to everyone!

[@clairejames9594]

Hi, could it be possible of doing a video of Kaleiçi Steak Gastro Bar in Antalya please

[@OlgaProGoingPlaces]

Hi, we are not in Antalya anymore 👉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/g4nTeqaZq7WofpY

[@fusunseely9925]

I just subscribed to your videos. Your videos are very informative & very respectful for Turkiye. Thank you. I was born in Istanbul raised in America since age of 5 yrs old. Your information really gives me more understanding of my birth country & it's much easier as you speak English so well. Thank you Olga so much.

[@alp4333]

Turkiye ye bekliyoruz sizi buyrun gelin sizi misafir etmeye haziriz

[@julioc4978]

Great video, I am shocked Avocados are cheaper than in the USA I love these videos Cheers

[@rocco...]

Try coming to Canada. Prices are 3 to 4 times more expensive here.

[@jackoneil3933]

Thank you Olga, excellent update and much appreciated. By chance have you noticed used car prices and if they have increased?

[@cathrinrobitaille7719]

Congratulations very useful video. Keep up with the good work. Thank you

[@Luap8251]

Great video! Been considering the next vacation/places to work remotely. I think you helped me to make my choice. Thanks!

[@aeromotive2]

super helpful, thanks Olga

[@ivanvalach8762]

it is very important to say that there is a difference when you live in Turkey and you have income from abroad, EU, it doesn't change anything for you, you just see higher numbers. If you live in Turkey and work there for the local currency, you can feel that the standard of living is decreasing, everything is more expensive.♥️y love Alanya

[@Mrbeat122-u4c]

I love Turkish, IM from Indonesia 🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩

[@meahgenhall2611]

Hi Olga! Another wonderfully informative video! 👏 I want to ask you, because in my time in Antalya I never saw any consignment or thrift stores....have you ever seen one there?

[@OlgaProGoingPlaces]

Unfortunately no

[@alp4333]

Affedersiniz konsinye ne demek size yardimci olabilirim

[@m.goodengumman3941]

thanks for sharing this video information 👍

[@caramelypoops]

Hi, I just want to know if we can use one bus pass between two people by swiping it twice? My wife and I are going to Antalya in March and we will go everywhere together and feel that we can use one card between two. Do you see any problems withg this?

[@OlgaProGoingPlaces]

I think you can, but you’ll have to check. Have a good trip!

[@coriendijkhuis9276]

Dankjewel voor de leuke video . Het eten is tegen over Nederland spot goedkop! Je moet dan niet in een restaurant gaan eten, maar een gezellig fastfood shop.

[@tiryakidetiryaki1826]

in spain more cheap 😉

[@simonhayward4058]

im going to antalya on wednesday, so now i know how much i need to spent on and be preparing. thank you for that

[@alp4333]

2 bin dolara krallar gibi gezersin

[@simonhayward4058]

@@alp4333 Biliyorum, 3 hafta önce oradaydım, çok ucuza var. Aralık ayında tekrar geleceğim.

[@minipui4203]

It's seems most foods are cheaper in Izmir, antalya offer tourist price?

[@Necknation44]

I just got back from Istanbul yesterday. It’s super cheap for dollars to TL

[@user-he8nu2ic1h]

Prices have certainly gone up after February. I don’t find the price of clothing much different from the eurozone now. I guess the Turkish central bank cannot maintain this lira valuation for long and lira will and should devaluate heavily against euro and even more so against dollar. It should be closer to 1eur=30try whereas it’s now 1~=18.1

[@yusufhan4039]

you are right, everything in Europe is cheaper than Turkey, maybe except fruits/vegetables.

[@musa4k236]

@@yusufhan4039 where tf do you live fam? I want to move there☠️ Show me the place in europe where everything is cheaper than in turkey

[@musa4k236]

@@Divide_et_impera_ havalimanda herşey pahali kardeş. Apartman fiyatlar avusturya ve almanya da uçmuş(+12% 2022 ceyrek yil). Gas ve eletrik patladi (+300%-- +6,7% 1.2023) insanlar kalorifer açmiyor, soguk evinde oturiyorlar. Her yerde hayat pahali oldu

[@anthonyhodgson2554]

Is it cheaper paying in English?

[@materiafan]

What would we do whitout your info, i hope we have these prices in november. Gonna make a wish list for those restaurants (Konyalti).

[@eileenstack255]

Oh the eggs kept in a fridge 😮 Here in The Republic of Ireland 🇮🇪 Eggs are just on the shelf in the shops Up to the customer To keep them their choice

[@noreenfarooqui6829]

I traveling to Istanbul on Thursday from Toronto, Canada. Has inflation impacted the safety of the city?

[@OlgaProGoingPlaces]

I haven’t noticed. Tourist Scams in Turkey. Watch before travelling! kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZK5lYZ8g5V3gtE

[@DamianBrown]

Looks twice as expensive now 😢 Even here in England things are 40% more 😢

[@bernadettecebedo6057]

How come prices aren't mentioned only it is cheap expensive & higher or lower .. no idea how much exactly

[@laytonkilic]

Hello Olga, I recently started watching you're videos around 2 months ago, are you able to make more videos in Side?

[@harukrentz435]

Turkey is a great place if youre a foreign tourist. My friend said that she visited starbuck 3 times a day while vacation in Turkey earlier this year and please consider that our currency (rupiah) is notorious for being one of the lowest in the world lol

[@kurtbraasch4200]

Very nice video, Olga. I hope inflation settles down. I lived near Istanbul for a year years ago but never got to visit Antalya. Maybe soon.

[@OlgaProGoingPlaces]

Yeah, so far inflation gets worse and worse unfortunately:(

[@queva3062]

@@OlgaProGoingPlaces brace ourselves for the next at least 2 years

[@basiawaligora5403]

Die Preise verdoppelt, und Gehalt.....? Gar nichts. Pizza 8 euro ! wir haben pizza fur 8 euro in Austria, aber wir verdinen viel mehr. Es ist nichts mehr so günstig in der Turkei wie es damals war, und für Turkich poeople.... Traurig

[@dinodeumic8320]

Is it always that windy in Alanya? Thanks

[@OlgaProGoingPlaces]

This is Antalya. It can be windy sometimes

[@nazali9175]

Great video can we also have prices in Turkish and British pound as previous videos, thank you

[@tayyirawashahtrawasiay5837]

That yummy plate of Chicken donner with Rice will be around £12 pounds here in UK

[@OlgaProGoingPlaces]

😳

[@MsKingroot]

Hello friend lam frm london. We used to buy shish kebab 6£ couple of years ago now any kebab start frm £20 . Life getting very difficult all around world 🌎

[@silentboomber]

@@MsKingroot i rmb i could find some shish kebab with 5pounds in certain places in London in 10 years back, and only with 3.5 pounds i can have a shish kebab set in Sheffield. Seems like the British are having a hard time now as well🥲 Missing Sheffield😔

[@MsKingroot]

@l jason o yesterday 3 of us went kebab shop.we had 3 kaburga and 3 water only. Bill was 90£

[@michalzverev3814]

Thank you for video, great overview

[@ayhansimsek8506]

Een hele goede video. Helaas hoor ik als Turk van familie in Turkije dat het leven alsmaar duurder wordt. Voor mij woonachtig in Nederland met salaris in euro's is Turkije nog steeds goedkoper dan in Nederland waar de inflatie nu al boven de 10% is. Een vraagje, werkt Rene in Turkije als zrlfstandige of komt hij rond van zijn vermogen? Ik neem aan dat hij nog niet met pensioen is. Nou succes met de volgende video. Groeten uit NL

[@ChannelNameCool]

Dat zien wij ook inderdaad, prijzen in Turkse Lira worden steeds hoger en in sommige gevallen ook in euro en usd. We komen rond van ons vermogen ☺️

[@melus1072]

Thank you Olga.👍👍👍

[@allenjohnson7686]

i found eating and drinking out very expensive. but i found buying food and drinks in shops cheaper than it was... i cant work that one out?????

[@OlgaProGoingPlaces]

shops are a bit behind with increasing the prices

[@allenjohnson7686]

@@OlgaProGoingPlaces i got 21.50 lira to the pound and it made shopping very cheap. a regular bottle of water 10p.. coke.. 18p .. beer.. £1.50.. ice creams between 18p and 50p...

[@yusufhan4039]

@@allenjohnson7686rents increased 3X-5x. Minimum salary wage is not enough to rent a house, so these waiters ask more money,.or quit job. If they get more money, then the restaurants has to make prices more, it is close to Euro level now. In that case many locals can't go, and restaurants go either out of business, or serve you bad food since no circulation and food goes bad. So more and more foreigners come, rents will increase more so everything. The rent prices in my neighbourhood just increased 30% in last two weeks. You did not read it wrong, in the last two weeks 30% increase. I just checked apartments and cheapest is like 550 Euro / month and with special requirements ( it asks whole year up front, does not rent to foreigners etc.) So basically Antalya become like an European place with European prices. Government workers like Doctors, polices leave Antalya by hordes since they can't pay the rent.

[@Msnamia1]

Were you at Lara or konyalti? You didn't mention the names. Also share transport prices

[@OlgaProGoingPlaces]

Konyaalti. Transport prices you can check in the previous videos

[@ajdrums8075]

Thanks, I'm looking to go to Antalya for a month in November with wife and two kids. Is old town the best choice at that time of year?

[@OlgaProGoingPlaces]

could be, check pout my vlogs from Antalya kzbin.info/aero/PLbukJP9uQAFLqu-J4hj_Qf9gLcAU4pOBr

[@ericgriffin6698]

Where do n Turkey did to film this report please ?👍👍😜🇬🇧

[@Jackson-qd4pn]

Antalya

[@rizkys5130]

i dont really understand about the living cost in turkey.. with those inflated price, living cost in indonesia (jakarta) is around 25-50% more expensive than in turkey. anybody could help me what was the normal price and the us$ exchange rate before inflation happened in turkey? i mean, indonesia is still expensive compared to a place where a crisis is happened

[@OlgaProGoingPlaces]

Inflation is high for years and years now in Turkey, there is is not really a “before” to compare to. Here kzbin.info/www/bejne/oqXGqamChNCtqKs I explained how much we are spending, in USD/EUR the budget is always similar (apart from rent kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYDappKGnZeNeJo)

[@aydngok2015]

2020 1 dolars = 7.43 TL 2023 1 dolars= 18.72 tl

[@matthadam]

I'm from the UK and will be visiting Sarigerme, Dalaman, later in the summer; does anyone have any advice as far as purchasing Lira goes? Am I better buying Lira over in Turkey, or should I buy it whilst in the UK? I'm only there for a week, and staying in an all inclusive hotel, so don't need much spending money, but currently plan on just taking English notes and buying Lira over there. If anyone has any thoughts/experience, I'd love to hear it. ✌️

[@OlgaProGoingPlaces]

Check out this guide 👉 olgapronkina.com/travel/turkey-essential-travel-guide/

[@ismaillunat6975]

Hi. Is this in Antalya or in alanya

[@OlgaProGoingPlaces]

Antalya

[@DeborahDavis-os9rn]

Olga if possible do you see/show any ramps? I am wondering how many places can be accessed by wheelchair users. Great videos! Thanks ❤

[@OlgaProGoingPlaces]

I do see ramps sometimes, and there is even a beach area for people with disabilities

[@DeborahDavis-os9rn]

@@OlgaProGoingPlaces awesome, I hope to visit and see what can be ✅ done there as well. Please film anything you see that might be inclusive:). Thank you 🙏

[@matejlubelec1532]

Hi. I started to watch your videos few weeks ago because i plan to go to Antalya for my honeymoon. Thanks a lot for all information. I just wanted to ask you how you recommend pay there. Should i change my money for turkish lira or should i pay with my credit card. Because you told that in turkish lira it is double now so .. is it better to pay with credit card? Thanks for answer and your work in those videos

[@OlgaProGoingPlaces]

Check out this video All in One Guide to TURKEY 2022 | Watch before coming! kzbin.info/www/bejne/kH3CaZdjobWlkNk

[@christianlloydcomia9138]

The prices are cheaper than Philippines 🇵🇭 3x expensive here for example whole chicken cost in Turkey 2 dollars here is 6 dollars per kilo also the restaurants here are so expensive. The cooking oil cost 6 dollars here for 1 kilo

[@timlaw406]

That changed in one year, now Manila and Istanbul have about the same average cost, with the Turkish wages 35% higher than Philipino wages.

[@tytkaster]

Good price review video, but would be nice if you include price in euro as well :)

[@OlgaProGoingPlaces]

Thanks! Euro and USD are almost 1:1 now, so we included only one currency for simplicity ☺️

[@MsKingroot]

Hello sister. Enjoy ur living on turkey. As a turkish l love ur videos

[@MsKingroot]

Also l live in uk. In here uk this year price up to sky. U can't find any kebabs for this price. Adana in london start from 20£

[@OlgaProGoingPlaces]

Thank you! Wow, that’s so expensive!😕

[@MsKingroot]

@@OlgaProGoingPlaces unfortunately london getting worsening everyday l miss my turkey 😢

[@claudetteedwards4115]

Is it safe for a female travelling alone? What beach towns would you recommend for a solo female 30 yrs old who loves swimming and meeting others

[@OlgaProGoingPlaces]

Hi, Claudette! In my experience Turkiye is quite safe for solo travel, but I would check out common scams olgapronkina.com/travel/tourist-scams-in-turkey-2022-and-how-to-avoid-them/ Beach towns in Turkiye 👉 kzbin.info/aero/PLbukJP9uQAFKO274Yz--3za-11FcmNYgP If you need help planning your trip, I’d be happy to help, message me here 👉 olgapronkina.com/work-services/

[@taniaandersen2561]

Hello. Do you have any websites for home rental links you can share

[@OlgaProGoingPlaces]

check out this video 👉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3rHoq2Gjcyhmqs

[@Samsungphone2]

Any ideas what the monthly rent is in Antalya ie 2 or 3 bedroom apartment etc

[@OlgaProGoingPlaces]

check out this video 👉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqrWmXSvqrqBjJY

[@Samsungphone2]

@@OlgaProGoingPlaces thanks

[@Samsungphone2]

@@OlgaProGoingPlaces looks very nice. Would you know the average rent in Antalya ie any recommended websites?

[@Davina_-_XD]

Hello. What was the rental amount? Thank you.

[@OlgaProGoingPlaces]

We will share In the next week’s video😊

[@Davina_-_XD]

Thank you for your response. I love your channel!

[@sleepybearz1065]

Hi Olga thank you for price update, we are looking to move from Canada to Antalya. Is there good real estate agencies trust thank you

[@alp4333]

Bugunlerde tasinmak icin gelmeyin cok büyük ev sorunu var biraz bekleyin ama gezmek için bekleriz

[@mmusawirkhan]

What are names of these places

[@caia.d5245]

turkey is cheap for AUD, USD, EURO and Stirling. It is not cheap for those Turkish people actually earning lira. So you're living comfortably.

[@timlaw406]

Not anymore, it changed in one year. Turkish wages have gone up by 50% in USD and prices are not cheap for foreigners either

[@shaw99livecouk]

looks like my uk pension will go a long way here

[@Truthseeker371]

Still cheaper than Europe and the US. Everywhere else is far more expensive.

[@izy164]

I am shocked to see 65 for kebab! Thats expensive for a Turkish. Inflation is crazy 😢

[@helenmchugh416]

Very informative. Great video.

[@joelfaulk]

What city are you in?

[@Jackson-qd4pn]

Antalya