Real salaries in Ukraine 2021

[@pugboi8017]

yay olga is happy again she said hello dears

[@carsten9168]

Great info. Spasiba bolshoye, Olga !

[@jamesfohare]

Thanks for the video Olga.x :)

[@davidsalinas1628]

Olga I have to say that this was useful information for me and was presented very well. Also video Quality is top notch.

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Thanks!

[@tapusutradhar4637]

I am also impressed by her works.

[@jagdishsinghghuman8279]

Thanks olga good information... Once again thanks a, lot

[@hgworldtour]

Thank you so much for this information! :)

[@АннаРевенкова-й9я]

Thanks. Looking good. Much success in your business

[@dogs8113]

Thanks you for information, that’s very important

[@michaelmcshane6280]

Great video with with real solid information. Thank you.

[@Doloz7]

Always interesting videos!!!

[@mervynmontague1811]

Excellent information. Thanks.

[@R_0834]

Nice video... Good content ☺️

[@ToquzOghuzKhaganatekhan]

I will , that's just how it will be

[@albertrascon6274]

You have your own QR code, that's amazing.

[@barriepentney2027]

Nonsense my wife has 2 hire degrees 5 years at university office manager earns £420 per month that’s why we are immigrating to Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 next week

[@Olga_Reznikova]

I showed the salaries of average employees. Those video do not cover salaries of top managers, for example

[@SkillT3K]

very interesting and informative content, thanks for the info

[@admindesk2760]

*****Question, please***** First, THANK YOU!!! Wonderful report. I am guessing there are two economies, yes? The economy in the big cities and the economy in the countryside. My question is this --- what percentage of Ukrainian women work outside the home? OR to put another way, what percentage of Ukrainian women work in the home taking care of the family? Being a Home-maker and raising ones children is a noble and much needed service and in the West (USA in particular) women are brainwashed into believing they must send their children to be raised by low paid strangers, so they can be "career women." Thank you for your time and efforts.

[@markbernier8947]

Hi Olga !!! Good current information and an honest, down-to-earth picture of what to expect from salaries inside Ukraine ---- Many Thanks !!!

[@toddrichardson9256]

Awesome video !

[@DevOps1]

Average Monthly Net Salary (After Tax) 369.30 $ According to Numbeo. The average salary in regions is 250$.

[@DevOps1]

Your expenses will be higher than your income if you work in Ukraine.

[@Olga_Reznikova]

this has no relation to reality as you see

[@royvaningh6452]

@Olga Reznikova I love your video's! But in this video I have to disagree a little😅. It's realy dependant of which region and city. Most of the people I know are under 450$ per month. I do know a lot of people because I spend many months per year in Ukraine. Mainly lviv and Vinnitsya. Employers will have bigger salaries employees not so much. In big cities base salaries are higher than for example Vinnitsya smaller city but cost of living is much higher to. But I find that is the most cases salaries average around 450$ give or take. That's my personal experience of all the people I know in different regions and cities. Odessa for example in summer season they average to 1500$ but out of the season drop to around 400$. Anyway..like I said my thoughts and experience.

[@Singhharyanvi]

Thank you Olga to share information.❤️

[@georgeorwell4931]

Great information! Like to see more about real estate- buying property. Maybe a day in the life of a regular Ukrainian. Thanks!!

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Will try to do more!

[@Sabir-vq4yi]

@@Olga_Reznikova i am in u.a.e working with Ukraine peoples, need your help

[@miketyson6399]

@@Sabir-vq4yi How can I be of service to you? I am Ukrainian

[@syedsami5722]

This Information will definitely help us a lot u are working very very Hard work to give us whole information about Ukraine may God bless u with Good Health & Happiness in your Family.

[@syedsami5722]

@@rejoinslarepubliquedebourg1436 How can u say i don't have any Skill i think something wrong has happen to ur Mind so plz take care of yourself first don't Interfere

[@syedsami5722]

@@rejoinslarepubliquedebourg1436 I was thinking u have problem with ur Mind but now I am sure u r like Brain Tumor

[@chabirajpersaud9647]

Thanks ,great info,lovely lady!❤

[@lessonsin20s]

Informative video 💯

[@lukemalytycz4667]

I wish to attend the country of my ancestors, I do not speak any Ukrainian as of yet, my grandad was called Wasyl, is this a common name? I would like to visit Chernobyl soon, what is your opinion on this? Many thanks Luke Malytycz x

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Yes, it used to be a common name among grandfathers) YOu can visit Chornobyl, it is very popular destination now

[@elterrifico9522]

I want Hunter Biden’s job in Ukraine. Where do I apply?

[@CaliWeHo]

🤣🤣🤣

[@howardramkissoon2389]

😆 🤣 😂 , easy way to make lots of money 💰 🤑 💸 😉

[@pavitratisso2167]

Well! Thanks It's really useful information

[@keith2515]

Are salaries going up in Ukraine ? Are they going up everywhere, or just in Kiev?

[@zaynevanbommel5983]

Chicken Kiev lol

[@Olga_Reznikova]

everywhere

[@royjaber571]

Am I allowed as a foreigner to buy a house in Ukraine and let people rent it from me?

[@craigallen1569]

Hi Olga, I will be in Kiev next week

[@Olga_Reznikova]

That's nice!

[@developyourqi]

@@Olga_Reznikova I just love that you reply to all these crazy comments :)

[@bladeboy2041]

Yes, but what percentage of the total workforce are the top level C++ programmers? Same for Directors. That's the whole point of a national average.

[@revolutionaryhealing9992]

Obviously the conditions there are bad if a man with two professional degrees ended up moving to Canada from there only to end up working retail here for minimum wage in his late 20s, and earning a more comfortable living this way.... 🤔

[@revolutionaryhealing9992]

Also am guessing there’s too much competition for those top end positions considering the level of education of average Ukrainian citizens.

[@williamgill_esq.6487]

True. 80%+ of Ukrainians make less then $500 per month.

[@revolutionaryhealing9992]

@@williamgill_esq.6487 Yeah, and what good is a higher level of education if it doesn’t help you get employed afterwards?

[@revolutionaryhealing9992]

Also, their fertility rate as well as their ranking on the global happiness scale wouldn’t be so low if they could earn a decent living on average.

[@doodzy2]

I've heard doctors who just finished medical school get paid approximately $200 USD per month for the first 4 years or so. And then they can open private practice to earn more. Is that true or am I wrong?

[@bettywhite2694]

I just got to Kiev today!

[@bettywhite2694]

@@user-zy1go5gx1g naw, not interested in being robbed

[@tapusutradhar4637]

You videos are very informative and usefull. Your performance is very high class. You deserve a million subscribers.

[@mellem448]

I love you Olga

[@danieldreher6780]

I need to go to Odessa if I want to work for my Father(Beer Dist) & in my family the question is what skill or money can I bring to the table ,to justify a seat on the Board( Dotchkaa) so finance you bring to not have no options! Ukraine does not need unskilled immigrants ,but working contributors!

[@MyReiners]

The value of those websites are also overrated. If you look at the spread of the wage between 700 and 4800. That does not say anything. What you need is what does a graduate earn, what does someone earn with 5, 10, etc. experience, and is it a Ukrainian or an international company (detached foreign workers, who mostly get an equivalent of their wage from their home countries). The wages of those "detached foreign workers" need to be filtered out as they are "false data" in the dataset.

[@Olga_Reznikova]

I would say that salary is very very variable number, and it can not be counted as 5 years experience or 20 years experiecne. YOu can have person which all his life works in one job and his salary is almost minimal, and at the same time another person with 5 year experience works for company which has foreign orders and his salary can be couple of thousands dollars.

[@MyReiners]

@@Olga_Reznikova working for 20 years is not the same as 20 years experience. You have to look what has the person done in those 20 years. The same for someone with 5 years. I see people who say I have 10 years experience in a lot of companies (more than 5), for me that is a red flag. General speaking that person is out in 2 years on average. A lot of companies make that mistake as projects are long time projects. I also do not see why you would pay someone more because you have international contracts? You know that your potential future local competitors have lower wages. In the next contract, you are at a disadvantage for the bidding because a local company could get that contract as it has lower wages and is more competitive. The reason that you have the contract is that you are cheaper than the rest or that you have a very high quality (which is technology-based, which is mostly foreign-based (for which you have less control). A company that has a lot of focus on the international market, but has no high stake in the local market is also a red flag. If your wages increase, then you need to be cost-effective in other areas. However, that is more difficult to achieve. If the median wage is 800 (in the country) you could say I could increase to max 1200, but it makes no sense to pay more than 2000. Also for the worker is has a risk. If you have a wage of 3000, you would probably have the lifestyle of that wage. If you lose your job, there is a high chance you have to take a job that pays less.

[@egwonorakpofure3290]

Salaries of Doctors, Nurses, University Professors and High school teachers... easiest way to judge the living standards of a country? No information was given on this.

[@AnaskhanAnaskhan-ch3wu]

❤

[@adrianbrown1492]

Olga you are lovely.

[@vovswiaasdhm3737]

Why pharmacy salary is too low??? pharmacy salary in Ukraine lowest than supermarket Cashier

[@PappuKumar-ez5xb]

He i am from india .I like your video .

[@zaynevanbommel5983]

ha ha ha I know a Doctor in Odessa in the Ukraine and she earns $200 USD a months lol and that only covers her rent she has another part time job that earns her another $200 a month she uses to live on !

[@ahmediftikhar3008]

Why don't she migrate to other eu country

[@MyReiners]

@@ahmediftikhar3008 1) Ukraine is not an EU country, as such is not just a trip. You cannot migrate as a worker like in countries in the EU (Worker migration very restricted). 2) Language barrier. A lot of people come to the EU and think they can find a job because they speak English. Most jobs in the EU require the local language (which can be German, Dutch, French, Danish, etc. 3) Non-EU degrees are not recognized automatically as equal with EU. You have a Ukrainian degree as a doctor, you are not automatically a doctor in the EU. The last part is also much dependent on the kind of degree. A master degree in IT is more easily accredited than a medical degree or a law degree

[@zaynevanday142]

@@ahmediftikhar3008 her mum and dad live in a village she loves them

[@ahmediftikhar3008]

Money is important but i think its fullfillment that she prioritize

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Which kind of doctor she is that she has such salary?

[@omarfarukhbablu937]

how can i a job in Ukraine? I'm Bangladesh .

[@tatsubaborri5122]

Wow 👍

[@shubhamchoudhary6742]

Hi I'm from India

[@dr.hossameldien3054]

talk about how to work as adoctor in ukraine as aforigners if i can speak russian or ukrainan

[@davehibbs9111]

Stay safe....

[@plazmoidialsoup2211]

Salary is confusing term I assume 1 year salary not one month

[@snterp]

Let me guess... Politicians?

[@mondebanderbines8769]

Hi Olga! I'm looking for the link but can't find it. Help please. Thanks.

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Check more about salaries - www.work.ua/salary/?sort=salary

[@romymbatonga7505]

It's good that you happy to live in Ukraine ,most Ukrainians will live in Ukraine all their life, it's good to be honest about the standards of living in Ukraine, go on the streets and talk to average Ukrainians and ask them about their salaries. I will like to see that video on your site.

[@Olga_Reznikova]

So I am not an average Ukrainian? My friends and university mates are not average Ukrainians? We all comes from simple families, from small cities and whatever we have is not given to us by anybody. So I wonder why you are talking in the way like I am a daughter of oligarch or something and have no idea how average people live

[@AltafHussain-so7yv]

Sister' from India

[@theophine11]

Hai did you meet Mithilesh backpacker from India?

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Yes I did

[@theophine11]

@@Olga_Reznikova Great; I love you both.

[@justininvestor]

Oga Im a male stripper Im thinking of moving to Ukraine could you tell me how much I could expect to make per night also I go thru alot of g strings what do they cost......thanks alot.

[@FernandoLopez-ee2hi]

Hello Olga.l love your country.

[@jthompson120db]

This video is over a month old I know but still, Olga these are mostly jobs that do not require degrees besides a few of them. I'm looking for on the lines of Hypnotherapist, Clinical Neuropsychologist, or just Clinical Psychologist. Then you have to consider if the country's degree works in Ukraine or how high will it get you (per se at least to a Masters degree level I hope) ... да)

[@barbieworldnly1656]

Yea u love it 💋

[@priyingis7137]

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[@AltafHussain-so7yv]

Hi it's possible in student visa to Move to poland if I have a business inviteions is possible please reply me

[@NazrulIslam-ci9dd]

Hello Ma'm Im looking work permit agency plz suggest me how to find real Agency Thank you

[@Olga_Reznikova]

[phone] you can write us in whatsapp

[@davidlecomte6893]

Public servants only get the advertised salary. How much you are paid depends on where you work. A friend works for Ukrposhta as a manager of a small department in Nikolaev. She earns 5600uah per month after tax. Ukrposhta would pay her more if she was doing this job in Kiev. This is only $USD200 per month. She survives by living in her grandmother's home (no rent), by shelling walnuts and selling the nut flesh, by growing half her vegetables in her own garden, by collecting eggs from her mother's half hectare plot in a nearby village, by selling potatoes and eggs, making her own blood sausages, wine, and brandy. She somehow cares for her 86 year old grandmother, two little girls, maintain and renovate her grandfather's home built from rocks, sand from the Ingul river, and lime, and left over building material during Soviet times. Her husband? Well, he decided to get a girlfriend when she was pregnant. And went back to his mother. This is how people survive on such small salaries - anyway they can!

[@Olga_Reznikova]

The salary your friend is getting is a min salary in Ukraine at all. Ukrposhta is governmental post office, I guess in any country such employees have the smallest salary. If she do not want to have min salary, she has no problem to go and find better job (go to work at least for for Nova poshta, which is private post company and their salary started from 10 000 uah for the operator and department manager gets something like 18000uah in Nikolaev. Check job offers in Nikolaev on the same website I mentioned and you will find hundreds proposals with salary 10 000 uah + Why she keep working for 5600 uah? Well, I believe she is fine with that and this is her choice.

[@davidlecomte6893]

@@Olga_Reznikova She used to work as an accountant for a local Mykolaiv firm, but she got pregnant and when she was getting near term, she asked for some unpaid leave. That was, though, in February 2014. Her child was born in April 2014, and shortly after that the company went broke - as did many others in Mykolaiv that year. I am sure you remember that disastrous year for Ukraine. In the September of 2013, the cafes and shops of Odessa, Nikolaev, and Kherson were all "abustle", but in 2014, Derybasovskaya St, in Odessa was like a ghost town - shops and restaurants boarded up - and the prostitutes from Bunina st had moved to Derybasovskaya, because every bar, and every cafe on Bunina had closed. Nikolaev and Kherson were hit even harder. She was unable to find work until 2 years ago. She was born in 1987, and was considered too old, and with young children (2), considered unemployable, and the other excuse given when rejected, was that she had been out of the workforce too long. Her plan is to work in this job for at least 3 years - despite its low pay, it is a managerial role. She has 12 employees - all of whom earn even less by the way. After 3 years she will apply for other jobs. She is sure that, once she can show 3 years service with one company, that she has a better chance, especially when both children are in school - the youngest is still in kindergarten. She said though that her salary would be almost double to do the same job in Kiev, but the cost of living in Kiev is much higher, and in Nikolaev she can live in the house in which she herself was raised - her grandmother's house (she was raised by her grandparents). She thinks that $USD300 per month would be a great salary. Another friend from Nikolaev earns more than $USD300 per month - around $USD500. She has joined a small army of Ukrainians working in Poland. But her working conditions are terrible: 1 day off every 14 days, 12 hour shifts, two breaks, one for 20 minutes, one for 15 minutes, but the above salary is after her dormitory rent is taken out, and food is provided - she sends most of that money to her mother, who cares for my friend's 15 year old daughter. I keep telling people how hard Ukrainians work - especially Ukrainian women. They never believe me - if I didn't know these people so well, I wouldn't believe it either.

[@Olga_Reznikova]

@@davidlecomte6893 it was 2014, but what is the problem to change work now? At least your friend can learn some online profession and work for herself. Like SMM manager and so on...

[@davidlecomte6893]

@@Olga_Reznikova I do not feel qualified to advise her. Her experiences in applying for jobs has led her to believe that she needs to have her second child in school first, and to have a few years working for the same company to get credibility to apply for another job. This is her view and I am in no position to say it is right or wrong. As to learning a new skill. Her grandmother can barely walk. She gets up at 6am, and prepares breakfast for the children, walks with the oldest to school, then back to catch a marshrutka to the kindergarten to drop the youngest off, then walk to work. Being the manager, she is first to arrive and last to leave at work. She pays extra to pick up her children late, and then collects the children, cooks dinner for everyone, washes clothes, irons, mends clothes, cleans the house, puts the kids to bed, then makes lunches for the next day, only to start the whole process at 6am. Her husband is rarely there for the kids - sometimes he comes, and tries to impress her by being a "good helpful dad", but then asks if they can be together again, and when my friend mentions his girlfriend, he gets angry, and she and the kids dont see him again for a few weeks. So, she cannot rely on him - she just has to cope. But I dont think her circumstances are unusual. You live in Kiev, and I live in Sydney. The salaries, and net disposable income of Sydney-siders is significantly higher than the country, and the regional cities - I am sure it is the same in Ukraine.

[@Olga_Reznikova]

I was born and was living in small city and by the time when I had KZbin channel, I still was not able to rent apartment, I me, my husband and kid was living in 1 room with my parents. Exactly because I want to have better opportunities - I moved with 10 month old kid to Kiev having saved money only for 1 month rent of apartment and try to work , build my business and make money for better life. That is why, when I am saying that person always can choose to have better salary - I am saying this based on my own experience.

[@ImranKhan-ww2dp]

Most beautiful voice video

[@justmyownpersonalopinion]

30 years behind the U.S on wages

[@Olga_Reznikova]

And in prices;)

[@costadiyar930]

Olga your so sweet

[@mariodizon3338]

i want to know salary like bartender

[@Sidneyjaques]

No jokes there are lots of ways to make money online while sitting at home, like e-commerce, freelancer stock market, well for me I was introduced to Anna on WhatsApp by my dad who showed me how trading works, Anna show me how to start stock market and I did, well to my surprise I did get my profit after 2 days of starting my stock from $2,000 to $25,000 in 2 days, my portfolio has grown, I'm really grateful to Anna

[@Sidneyjaques]

❤🎉

[@stego2012]

I hear that a Burisma advisor with no knowledge of oil and gas extraction pays well.

[@simonescelsa]

One of the requisites is to be a Biden, so the candidate pool is pretty small. No wonder it pays well.

[@fishbustin7926]

Good one!

[@sanjaybodla4949]

Hi Olga thanks for this great information. I want to get an invest visa of Ukraine. Can you please tell me how to get it. Thsnks

[@SuperStareGry]

I wish i could understand anything she is talking about.

[@eagle-eyzz]

Olga, on your sign you need to change the thumb to "thumbs up" (it is currently pointing down)

[@Greasyhair]

Very few countries have I seen as many luxury cars as in Ukraine. The GDP per capita number is a joke. Ukraine has a massive shadow economy and the real size of the economy is probably 3X.

[@rudyiyasil]

Nice one idol

[@franciscodiegovidal3913]

Hello Olga. Thanks for the information about salaries in Ukraine. By the way, very important to know about that. Greetings from Mexico. Take care Olga.

[@DaveJohnsonad5nm]

Sounds to much like work. I collect near this on my retirement.

[@elasticharmony]

Ukraine were most people have master degrees!

[@tapusutradhar4637]

I am watching you from India because I liked you very much.

[@michaeljose8122]

Hmmm... doesn’t sound great the way you’ve worded that mate.

[@tapusutradhar4637]

@@michaeljose8122 I don’t think so, adoring beauty is not any bad thing.

[@michaeljose8122]

@@tapusutradhar4637 If I have to explain to you where you’re going wrong there, the message is already lost on you I’m afraid...

[@royvaningh6452]

@Michael Jose 🤣😂🤣 these hindoes are funny as f..k!

[@Jimbo1268]

Me in early retirement.

[@graemerogerson5965]

I loved the house - I am a Chartered Engineer - and it would be illegal (DANGER) to have mains power sockets next to your water sink. The installer should not have done it they should be on the wall high up. The EU don't allow power sockets in the homes - that;s our house, but that could have changed for hair dryers.. Also we have a window exhaust portable aircon. to keep my old (50 year married) parents.

[@thekshitizsood4177]

What is the doctor’s salary there??

[@williamgill_esq.6487]

$350-$1000 per month.

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Check more about salaries - www.work.ua/salary/?sort=salary

[@sadan001]

Good information. I need some information on other things. Can you help me?

[@ahmediftikhar3008]

Doctor

[@sanjuh1520]

Hi .

[@wowkidscomedy3132]

How to paper marriage with Ukrainian women for afghan people

[@Olga_Reznikova]

There is no paper marriage. There is only official marriage

[@ykonlinestore7586]

Can you please help me

[@elenadrachyovs4151]

Kievan Rus' (Old East Slavic: Роусь, romanized: Rusĭ, or роусьскаѧ землѧ, romanized: rusĭskaę zemlę, "Rus' land") or Kyivan Rus',[2][3] was a loose federation of East Slavic, Baltic and Finnic peoples in Eastern and Northern Europe from the late 9th to the mid-13th century,[4][5] under the reign of the Rurik dynasty, founded by the Varangian prince Rurik.[5] The modern nations of Belarus, Russia, and Ukraine all claim Kievan Rus' as their cultural ancestors,[6] with Belarus and Russia deriving their names from it.

[@muhammadshahbazaziz]

I like Ukraine lady

[@Rahulkumar-ui9xn]

Where is your office I want to visit

[@romymbatonga7505]

I'm an American, an entrepreneur is someone that works for himself, if you think that the number of entrepreneur in the US is 8% or less, that means that if you take 100 people in the US only 8 people work for themselves, the number of entrepreneur in the US is about 20 % that means that in the US if you take 100 people about 20 people are working for themselves, in the US we have the highest number of entrepreneur in the world, if you think that the number of entrepreneur in the US is only 8 % what do you think is the percentage on the other western countries like UK,Germany, France, I don't understand much about income, you are trying to convince yourself that Ukraine is not a poor country, believe me Ukraine is one of the poorest countries in Europe, I suggest that you go ask the regular people on the streets in different cities in Ukraine, you will found the true about your country. Maybe you want to make people believe that Ukraine is not a poor country, but the reality is different, many studies have been done on the salary in Ukraine, and the statistics about every country in world exists and Ukraine statistics exist. You can find all this, the statistics are done by United Nation and the world trade Organization. You need to find more information to tell the truth about your country

[@Rimrock300]

I'm sorry sir, you are offended that someone is trying to ruin your notion of that the individual people in general of Ukraine must be very poor since the country as a unit is officially ranked towards the lower part of statistics? It's not that 'easy'. One better see and know the real situation when living in a country for many years, as Olga here. And in the same way it is known to the most of the world that one can find millions of people in the US living in deep poverty, deeper than many Ukrainians, even if the US as country ranks higher up on the statistics.

[@amriksinghsidhusidhu]

I like you vedeo

[@JasbirSingh-qz9is]

Hello

[@nickhumphries6220]

In other words the socio structure in Ukraine is the same as anywhere else. Forget the ideal of communism. But do not forget while thinking about work in Ukraine a Ukrainian company has to justify why they are employing a foreigner. Unless it has changed.

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Everywhere people need to justify why you need to employ forengier and it is solved by the way how you write a job offer. So it is not a problem. But language and salaries are problem.

[@heinrichhimmler3781]

Your So Beuatiful ❤️

[@michaelray5023]

Does Ukraine have holiday pay? I ask because Ukraine has a holiday every week 😝

[@Olga_Reznikova]

we have only 10 official holidays (days off) per year, and they are paid. All other holidays do not means that you can not work.

[@michaelray5023]

Olga Reznikova Good to know. I like holiday pay 😁

[@auto_pilot]

I just stumbled onto your video about wages. Very informative and eye-opening as well. I had no idea that the wage rate in the US was so much higher than eastern European countries. I certainly expected it to be higher, but not several times higher than wages you described. My own employees earn approximately $175,000 per month (in Ukrainian rates converted at 28 times as you stated). All of them are fairly well educated but not by any extreme standards. It looks like the “average” comparable salaries per your video (I paused to look at all the positions you put up) is approximately $30,000 Ukrainian wages per month. That’s nearly 6 times less in Ukraine than in the US. No wonder so many are immigrating to the US from other countries. Add to that the real estate prices that are outrageously more expensive in Ukraine and other countries than in the US. You can barely make ends meet using these wage comparisons. Personally, my Ukrainian salary would fall in the $30,000 Ukrainian wage per month and I make over a 7-figure salary here in the US (not bragging but that’s just the way it is).

[@romymbatonga7505]

Olga I understand that you are trying your best to show the good part of Ukraine and that is very good, It's good to be honest I know people that are living in Ukraine now and for us American we can call the American Embassy in Ukraine and ask information about Ukraine and the Embassy will inform us about the situation in Ukraine, there poor people in every country in the world, I'm sure you can't compare the standard of living in the US and the standard of living in Ukraine, We can all this information by calling the American Embassy.Ukraine has many more problems than the US, from the corruption, education, why do you think there so many marriage agencies in Ukraine more than in Western countries? You know that many Ukrainians go work in other countries because they want to make money, because the salaries are small in Ukraine. Try not to compare the US and Ukraine, even in a 100 years Ukraine will not be like the US.

[@Rimrock300]

One can be lucky and live a fine life in the US, but the US also got huge poverty issues, homeless issues, drug issues, crazy gun violence issues, over-weight issues costing billions, that Ukraine are not anywhere near. Concentrate on fixing your own country first. So what if a average Ukrainian citizen are not able to fill up their basement with quite as much junk one does not need from amazon or whatever as an average US citizen. It's not the end of the world, belive me. The majority of Ukrainians are getting by, love their country and have no intentions moving away for good, but many naturally like the idea of work abroad for a period getting some extra income.

[@romymbatonga7505]

You can't compare Ukraine to the US, in a 100 years Ukraine will never be like the US, I'm sure if Ukrainians did not need visa to go to the US, you will have many Ukrainians going to the US and not going back to Ukraine, Many Ukrainians women want to meet American and move to the US, The US is not a perfect country but American will always be proud to be Americans, and many people around the world want to go the US.

[@marszbars6674]

@@Rimrock300 You are 100% correct! Arrogant Americans think that everyone wants to come live in that cesspool . The American dream is a f'n joke. It's only for the corrupt upper echelon and anyone else that is willing to lie, cheat ,kill or whatever else it takes to get it. Donald Trump is the poster boy for all of this.

[@Mysterystorybypraveenji]

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[@romymbatonga7505]

The reason why the interest rate is so high in Ukraine is because banks don't trust Ukrainians that if they take a loan they will be able to pay back to the bank. I'm go explain to you how interest rates work, the higher your salary the lower your interest rates is,it's because the bank are more confident that you can pay back, if your salary is lower the bank will give you a higher interest rate. The interest rates is higher in Ukraine than others western Countries is because Banks don't think most Ukrainians can pay back the money to the Banks. If the salaries were higher in Ukraine the interest rate will be lower like in western countries.

[@Olga_Reznikova]

The reason of high interest rate is only inflation. Trust of people has no difference, because if they will not return the loan anyway, what is the difference if it is 40% or 1%?

[@VijaySingh-gj9rf]

Спасибо, мама 😌❤️ за эту информацию

[@anthonyramirezj5814]

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[@ell04ver15]

28 you better check 27 and with biden I know it will go back around 25 right now America is in a bad way

[@muhammadroom7032]

Hi nic