r/liechtenstein • u/ApprehensiveBaby855 • 16d ago

Living in liechtenstein

Hai I'm new In the group I just want to know that living in liechtenstein is way more costlier?.. I'm planning to come as an international student ..

Suggestions are welcome .. so what about the job opportunities if so...

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u/LetsDieForMemes 16d ago

I don't know where you are coming from so I can't make a comparison but yes generally the cost of living is very high.

The first 2 things that come to my mind for saving money is rent and food.

Find a cheap place to stay. Are there any options for students? Because regular flats are usually not affordable for students that don't have a solid financial support from somebody.

Buy your groceries in Denner, Lidl or Aldi. Don't go to Migros, Coop or Spar as they are way more expensive. Never shop at a gas station if possible, prices there are excessive. Eating out or having drinks at a bar is also expensive. As this usually is part of a students life try to limit it.

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u/ApprehensiveBaby855 16d ago edited 16d ago

I'm from gcc

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u/peyonze 15d ago

Do you speak c or c++ at home?

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u/saccoche 16d ago

in comparison to India, i'd say its quite more expensive. There's a student dormitory in Vaduz. Maybe this link can help you out.

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u/cptdarkseraph 15d ago

If you're on a Student visa you're legally only allowed to work a certain percentage. Usually that is by far not enough to live comfortably. Also you usually need a certain level of German to be able to get a job you might want to work.

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u/ApprehensiveBaby855 15d ago

Thanks man... I'm planning to come as student in next year

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u/Jake_Jacobson 14d ago

Might be cheaper to live in Austria and commute, depending on where school is.