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Livable wages in Siem Reap

Last activity 16 March 2017 by Nil desperandom

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Creeface

Greetings, noob here. I'm curious to know what would be a livable salary in Siem Reap. I'm a certified math teacher in NYC and I'm strongly considering accepting a job at an International School. How much money would it take to live comfortably? What is a good salary and benefits package to expect?

Thanks in advance for your reply!

kenjee

Hello Creeface and welcome to Expat.com

While waiting for members to revert back, I invite you to check the threads talking about Cost of living in Cambodia and see some salary comparisons there.

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Kenjee
Expat.com Team

Nil desperandom

1000$ per month, for a single person, example,
Electric 20$
Waste 2$
Gas 5$
Water 10$
Rent 300$
Food 400$
TV 5$
Tuk tuk 30$
Health est 10$
Entertainment est 2 days a week 50$
Imported food est 15 $
Clothes 20$
Micc 40$
Total 907 $
Note plus set up costs and deposits
Flat 300$
Bank account 1000$
Airfares est 700$
One month survival 1000$
Health insurance est 4000$
Total 8000$,
That's reality mate, so to sum it up you need to earn at least 1200$ per month, and have 8000 $ set up money, or you will end up wasting your time,

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