I have a salary of 2500BND per month. is it OK for living and saving

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Member since 19 May 2015

slouma makhloufMember19 May 2015 16:53:33

Good day. I have a offer from one of the brunei offices that is giving me a salary of 2500 BND. Can I know is it OK for an Architect designer with experience of 5 years. And can I live and save from it. I mean what is a approximately budget for a single person.

Robert 9888 Member

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Robert 9888Member20 May 2015 00:15:40

It's enough depending on yr spending power..

aissam99 Member

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aissam99Member08 June 2015 03:07:53

Hi
if your employer pay you housing and travel ticket to you home country , you can save between 1000 and 1200 per month
otherwise you will save nothing

jericho_bt Member

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jericho_btMember15 July 2015 09:53:06

Hi, is it enough if I have a 2500BND salary in Brunei if I will bring my wife and 2 kids ( 1 & 2yr old)? I'm a graphic designer and planning to apply in Brunei next year.

Robert 9888 Member

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Robert 9888Member15 July 2015 10:23:23

If yr company provides education and housing allowances..plus any car allowances..It should be enough .
Also depending on how you spend..nothing fancy here except groceries..and food stuffs..

jericho_bt Member

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jericho_btMember15 July 2015 10:35:05

Thanks a lot for the feedback Mr.Robert

slouma makhlouf Member

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slouma makhloufMember15 July 2015 12:49:01

Can you tell me how much is enough for a person to survive in Brunei.. I mean the company is giving flat and transportation from and to work. .

pkian37 New member

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pkian37New member04 September 2015 02:35:43

@slouma: if your company is giving you flat and transportation then you can easily survive in $1000 or if you are single then even $500 for survival but NO saving etc.. and one thing to remember that one must have a car to hang around somewhere because the public transport is almost non-existent, I hope this will help...