COSTS OF LIVING IN SPAIN FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
Posted date: 17 Jun 2021
Spain is one of the most visited European nations, and many international students choose it as a study location to learn about its fascinating culture and way of life. The Kingdom of Spain is steeped in history and offers enchanting experiences in great cities, rural areas, and on the beach. Universities in Spain are the type of location where you may have a fantastic vacation while also pursuing a Bachelor's or Master's degree. Studying in Spain, on the other hand, allows you to enroll in some of the greatest colleges in the world, including prestigious Spanish business schools. Student life is also a lot of fun in Spain.
Average living costs in Spanish cities
In general, Spain is a reasonably priced country in which overseas students should not face financial hardship.
* To live in Spain, you'll need between 900 and 1,100 EUR. If you visit Madrid or Barcelona, the most costly cities in Spain, the costs will be greater.
* Living prices are lower in places like Valencia, Seville, and Cadiz, ranging between 700 and 900 EUR per month on average.
Student accommodation costs
The following are the most common student accommodation alternatives in Spain:
* Student residential halls — costs range from 360 to 650 EUR per month.
* Rent an apartment - This is a popular choice among students. Prices range from roughly 200 EUR to over 1,000 EUR a month. Sharing an apartment with other students is one method to save money.
* Living with a Spanish family - Costs vary depending on location, living conditions, and other factors. Online services exist to assist you in contacting Spanish family.
Food costs
Students in Spain will have several options from the local cuisine, including "paella," "escabeche," and "merienda." You would generally spend between 200 and 400 EUR a month on groceries. It is very dependent on your habits, such as whether you cook or not, how frequently you eat out, and so on. Dia, Bally, Dani, and Mercadona are some of the cheapest supermarkets in Spain. A lunch in a low-cost restaurant will set you back roughly 10 EUR, while a three-course meal for two at a mid-range restaurant would set you back roughly 35 EUR.
Transportation costs
A regular trip on public transportation costs 1.5 EUR, while a monthly transportation pass costs 42 EUR in large cities and somewhat more than 54 EUR in smaller ones. With the AVE (speed rail), you may travel through Spain and see its beautiful cities for 75 EUR on average. You may save a lot of money with the youth travel card. You can also rent a car from local firms if you prefer private transportation to walking.
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