What does it cost to live in Turkey?
In this episode we explain what it costs to live in Turkey using the current exchange rates (note: exchange rates are always subject to change).
With more and more people considering moving to Turkey (on a permanently or temporary basis), we thought we would show you what the estimated costs of living are!
This episode gives you an insight into supermarket shopping, utility bills, health care, internet, house rental and vehicles.
The monthly minimum wage in Turkey is approximately £250/$350 which is 2,826 Turkish lira, which makes the cost of living incredibly expensive if your only source of income is Turkish lira at the moment!!
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I want to know if Tax is exempted from the minimum wage in Turkey. planning to move there soon
@@andahtheo4237 net minimum wage is 2825 TRY. With taxes it is 3577 TRY
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We have a saying in Turkey to describe this situation. It says: "Turkey is actually a very fun nation to live if you were not its citizen."
Tell me about it. My wife is Turkish and she is enjoying her country. I am an American.
We have a saying in ne demsk
@@emre1063 türkiye'de şöyle bir deyiş var demek
@@sena2736 eyw Rönesans
@@howellwong11 it is a new saying because of economic crisis that start in 2015.
It's a good question: " How Turkish people live with only 3000 Turkish liras?"
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How much is 3000 liras in euro
@@albanianorthodox8659 almost 285 euros. 😒
@@albanianorthodox8659 300
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I currently live in Portugal...There is affordable and quality organic fruit and vegetables throughout the country in traditional farmer's markets...Supporting the local economy and not big brand box store's goes a long ways...Turkey is full of some the best spices, fruits and vegetables and etc. on the planet...Shop Local and you will save a ton of cash! Blessings and Positive Energy from Portugal..🇵🇹🇹🇷
Happy travels out here in Portugal ..
Thank you segnorita
Hi Dickie. Portugal is where I have an interest. I was born in Glasgow, but live in Australia. If I was able to leave or travel to Europe, I would lose my pension, which appears to cover living in Turkey. But there are many other issues than costs. Human rights is one, and Australia is terrible for people who can't drive in my rural region. What UK had, as the Beeching cuts to rail, it is positively evil what is going on in my area. It could be for coal seam gas under the railway track. The state and federal government are offering over $100Million for four local councils to rip up the railway tracks for cycling paths that elite business folk and retired councillors wish to use. All major parties [yes, even Labor] support oil and road related corporations. I moved into this rural region for less stress and for public transport in 1989, but from 1990, they have stealthily sabotaged the region's chance to move back into the 20th century. 24% have disabilities, most people I know have mental illness, and the youth are leaving. Australia has grown into a very corrupt place, but 52% of NSW call themselves 'middle class' and have no idea of the problems the other half have. Yes, we get great pensions, if we own our homes. But in small rural towns, with the mental health problems, it is terribly difficult to get builders or trades people, who often rip us off. A builder was supposed to build me a studio last winter [July], but just didn't bother to say he changed his mind, as covid has brought many out into country areas. We are very socially isolated here. Some buy here then resell in six months when they find out how backward towards a third world country we are going - if we can't get about anywhere without driving. My health is making this place incredibly difficult.
@@alaindubois1505 Greetings from Ponte de Lima, Portugal...I have friends in Australia and yes one of the Major thing's brought up is affordable housing...I've met folks from all over and walks of life who went to Australia because of the pay...I'm confused how you would lose your pension by moving abroad?...There are many folk's from all-over the world living in Portugal on pensions, investments and etc...Every country has pros and con's...I'm originally from the U.S. and have lived and worked in many countries around the World...Here in Portugal the communities have turned old railway lines, called Ecopistas into beautiful hiking and biking trail's to benefit everyone, and there simply amazing! The World right now is not in harmony not only in Nature, but with human being's...The Energy put forth is the Energy returned...Not all but some, including Governments and etc...Do not have good energy and they are not doing what is best for the planet and it's inhabitants...In a nutshell it's not sustainable...You are in control of you're happiness and Wellbeing, period...Get Busy Living...Blessings and Positive Energy from Portugal...🇵🇹🤙✌🤘😉
Exactly, if I had bills as mentioned in this video, I couldn't afford to live here. My (Turkish) utility bill is a fraction of what Mick is quoting.
As a retired Brit living in Turkey, with my own home and a modest pension income, I must agree with the question - How does the average Turk survive on about 3,500 lira per month? Most working Turks rent their homes, have children, electricity, water, food bills and Mobile phones. I doubt I could live on that but so many do. Most of their shopping is done at the local bazars and diet seems to consist mainly of bread, fruit and veg, since meat, as you mention, is relatively expensive. I have never attempted to quantify my monthly expenses, but enjoying a tipple, cigarettes, and being a car owner, I am sure it is well in excess of the average turkish income. This has been compounded in the last couple of years by the lack of work opportunities related to the drop in tourism due to Covid. It hurts to see so many struggling.
Touristic countries are all like that. 🇹🇷, 🇨🇺, 🇻🇳, 🇬🇷 all of themhave financial issues.TR and GR could get along like how W. Europeans and N./S. Americans do but if you read their history book which are sold to young students to inscribe in their minds,you can understand why they want to ⚔️ eachother to death.
How much do you earn a month?
@@metehankanmaz8805 That is a rather personal question, but more tham 3500 lira
its basic, no social life, no travel, second hand pc and telephone, and live in house 5-6 people. for example my parents havent abroad, even another city.
Imagine foreigner living in UK with minimum wage
Yabancılar için bilgilendirici bizler için üzücü bir video olmuş kral eline sağlık
Doğru sizin dürümü iyi değil üzülüyorum
@@mickandtrudie ilerleyen yıllarda düzelmesi dileğiyle kral
Keşke bizim insanlar da üzülse bu halde olmazdık..
@@tucikk77 kesinlikle
@@mickandtrudie nasıl iyi değil ? en iyi dürüm bizde :D
I live in İzmir, Most of Turkish people prefer beans , lentils and veggies for daily food, they avoid eating out, they prefer buying dairy products, cheese and olive oil from the villages of relatives or friends' relatives they might know, which are way cheaper than market prices. That helps to cut down the expenses.
So do we 🤠🙋♀️😍
@@mickandtrudie oh hello neighbor!
I’d love to retire there, about 2 years out. Lived in Istanbul and Ankara for 6 years
@@Flash023 I think İzmir is pretty nice
I live in Texas, but live in Izmir also. It is easy to explain, my wife is from Izmir.
Turkey is a great country with incredibly friendly people. Turkish products have high quality as they are grown in Turkey;locally produced and organic.
Yes that’s why we live there 🤠🙋♀️😍
@@mickandtrudie my dad lives in Turkey now after working 45 years in Denmark. Now he's enjoying the sun in Turkey. I too moved to Turkey, from Denmark recently. I lived all my life in denmark and i wanted a change in my life. I earn approximately 9500 liras a month.
@@mickandtrudie Are women free?
@@maureenskidmore6190 yes women are free to wear or do what they want and they have the same rights as men
@@maureenskidmore6190 are you kidding? Turkey is the one of the lead countries in europe that gave rights to vote and been elected to women. Ataturk - founder of Turkish Republic- has gave these rights to women in 1934. Other countries : France : 1944 // Italy : 1945 // Belgium : 1960 // Switzerland : 1971 > in 1960s in England, women activists protest their goverment with this banner : "Are British women worth less than Turkish women?" (England was paying women %23 less salary than men, Turkey was paying equal with men)
I am from Singapore and was blessed to have visited Turkey before covid struck. I will definitely want to live there for half a year every year when I retire. Singapore is just too expensive.
Same here
And hot, and humid, and chinese invaded, and hot and so humid, and sooo hot and humid.
@@airmag its expensive in turkey too, the citizens want to leave
@@airmag Chinese invaded? What do you mean by that friend?
@@MrNSFC he confuced with Hong Kong or Taiwan :D dont care him
Prices still seem in line with when my wife and i used to visit Turkey every year in the late 90s. My one lasting memory on costs was in the restaurants all the "tourist" restaurants were nice, and at the time about £10 a head. We then found a "local" restaurant which was down a backstreet in what seemed to be someone's front garden, just Formica tables, full of local people eating. You just got the set menu, no choice but varied from day to day. It was by far the best food we found and even with drinks was only a couple of quid each. We always just left £10 for the two of us each visit, the owners loved us and kept trying to give us money back but i always said its the best food we could find please spend it on your grandkids as that would make us happy. Lovely country and lovely people TY for the videos and memories :)
Where was the garden restaurant? Which town?
@@mickandtrudie Turgutreis on the Bodrum peninsula
For tourists prices are most probably the same because of the rate of exchange. However if you are local and earn Turkish Lira, oh man good luck..
@@mickandtrudie Bahsettikleri yer muhtemelen bir ''esnaf lokantası'' diye tahmin ediyorum. Her ilde, her ilçede kısacası ülkenin her yerinde esnaf lokantası vardır. Çoğu restoranın aksine buralarda yerel halkın ''ev yemeği'' dediği türde yiyecekler bulunur. Biz buna ''sulu yemek'' veya ''anne yemeği'' de deriz. Eğer çok esnaf lokantası gezerseniz en güzel ev yemeklerini, çorbaları ve benzeri yiyecekleri bulabilir, yiyebilirsiniz. Tabii ki her esnaf lokantası aynı kalitede değildir. Bazıları çok güzelken bazıları o kadar iyi olmayabilir. Şu an durumlardan dolayı çoğu yer ya paket servisle çalışıyor ya da kapalı. Eğer açık bir esnaf lokantası bulursanız gitmenizi tavsiye ederim. Çoğu restoranın menüsünde yer almayan leziz yemekleri yiyebilirsiniz.
@@SodaCover The same for locals in other countries. It's $25 to visit some museums in NY and the locals do not go. They rely on tourists too.
Bless you both as always! Love seeing you work together! 🕊
My wife and I (half heartedly I admit) have been considering moving to the Fetiye region from the United States. Can't say we know much about it so we're doing our research. Your video has been extremely helpful. Thank you very much for putting this amazing content on youtube for us.
I would recommend that you spend some time near Fethiye to get the experience and feeling of how living there would be. There is one particular town which might suit your expectations. Its name is Sarıgerme and it is actually a village which is located in a perfect spot, about 15 km to Dalaman airport, 20 km to Göcek, 37 km to Köyceğiz, very close to the Turtle Beach, 56 km to Fethiye, 67 km to Ölüdeniz (Blue Lagoon). Sarıgerme has got a blue flag beach. There are twin hotels that I can recommend and I always stay with my family during summer time : Otel Sevgi. The owner's name is : İbrahim Merze and his cellular # is : +90(533)711-6158. The hotel does not have any stars, is not luxurious, it is just bed and breakfast. It is extremely clean and well-maintained and the breakfast is suberb.
@@m.lutfiovecoglu1741 Thank you so much for the information. I'm thinking of visiting in September to get a lay of the land. If that goes well we're thinking of renting a place for 6 months to a year just to see how it goes before deciding to purchase a home.
We're on the same boat. We'll be renting for 6 months starting October to see if we could see ourselves living there permanently. Anywhere is better than Australia right now. We live in a prison cell while our officials hold us down to force a vaccine into our arms. No vaccine no work. Its pathetic. No freedom. No thank you. Turkey here we come
@@ihatechriss I'm not sure how far Turkey is going to be pushing the vaccine. This is anecdotal but someone I know who lives in Turkey wasn't able to stay at a hotel because she hadn't received the vaccine yet. I was hoping to pay Fethiye a visit in September but that didn't work out. My next target is late October. If I end up going we should meet up there and talk about how much better or worse it is than America or Australia lol
@@ihatechriss at this rate you'll never be able to escape the vaccine. But nonetheless good luck on your journey.
What a great posting! Practical and very informative. Thank you guys and greetings from Dorset!
Been waiting for this video a long time - it's gold, Mick, gold! 😀 Keep up the good work, you two. Stay well. 🌷
We recently started planning to move to Izmir and found Mick Amca’s very informative videos. Thank you for the insight!
Love you both! I learned so much about my country thanks to you.
Kiyosaki as my late husband would say have achieved an incredible feat in the stock market. He turned thousands to billions, and have made a lot of people wealthy in the process. I really saw the potential of the stock market by reading Berkshire's annual letters. I recently sold my $674k apartment in the Bel Air area and I'm hoping to throw it into the stock market. I just don't want to lose everything.....
An other compact and well explained video in easy style. Thanks for sharing :)
Things have increased a lot since we had our house and lived in Dalyan. We always hired a car it worked out fine for the traveling we did. Local Market shopping is definitely the best way to shop. Supermarkets are really expensive but a bit of a necessity. Brilliant, informative Video. Stay Safe. Patricia 🏴🏴🏴
As a soldier, I had a deployment to Turkey in the 80s, it was alot different then. In the rural villages the US dollar would get you a ridiculous amount of stuff. I traded a $1 bill for a ridiculously large bag of pistachios and at the grand bazaar in Istanbul, I traded an army field jacket for 2 leather jackets. I also bought a handmade marble chess set and persian carpet super cheap. Great times🙂👍
unlike you I have given to locals in an hour of need
@@janfrosty3392 troll
This is the channel I've been looking for... very clear explanation and comparing each cities so good in every videos, that makes me somehow already there even Im still in front of my computer
Bloody fantastic, really good informative video again by the both of you. Keep it up, stay safe.
This is a very informative video. Thank you Mick Amca. 👏
I love Turkey 🇹🇷 been many times. My aunt and uncle have lived there for over 20 years. It was my last holiday 2019 before lockdown. However i will be going back. Lovely people are the Turks.🇬🇧👍
Great! Did your aunt and uncle work there?
I felt it necessary to compliment you both on a great informative discussion regarding minimal costs to live in Turkey...I really appreciate you efforts and time putting this presentation..
Excellent work, Mick and Trudie! Accurate and reasonable, I will send this video to my loved ones. :-)
Brilliant the cost and quality of life in Turkey compared to the Uk, no comparison. The price of being able to live an out door lifestyle compared to the Uk Priceless !!
Excellent videos. So easy to listen to, you eliminate a lot of questions for people vacationing or moving to Turkey. Thank You from Pennsylvania, U.S.
Totally love your videos.. keep them coming and best of luck!!!
4K footage. Amazing quality. Well done.
I already live in Turkey, but you are very knowledgable. Thanks for the info you are sharing
Brilliant video. Very informative and easy to understand. Thank you 😊👍🏽
VERY VALUABLE INFORMATION. THANK YOU AND LOOKING FOR MORE TO COME.
I like that you emphasised that many Turks are really struggling at the moment
İt is not comparable! he makes video in Fethiye, Dalaman where are total touristic area. He shows living standart and prices in England from Regend Street in London, where the man earns his money in Reading. Does it express the relations correctly?
@@bilenbir2686 even in konya house rental prices have gone up to 2.000-2.500 for a 2+1 house, you are correct, it does not show the situation correctly, it is a lot worse now than it was when the video was made.
Hi, there I watched first time and I want to thank for your objective perspective. Keep healthy
Well made, well explained, WELL DONE 👍 ! keep up the good work
So helpful!!! Thanks a lot. My husband and I have plans to move to Antalya in September and this video really helped us to see the realistic breakdown of monthly costs.
My hometown is Antalya which is the best place to live😍😍😍
It's true that Turkey's expensive if you have to live with the Turkish minimum wage, but we have a proverb in Turkish "bülbülü altın kafese koymuşlar, ah vatanım demiş" which translates to "they put the nightingale in a golden cage and it still cried out for it's forest". There's nowhere on earth that I'd rather be.
Really good video - well explained. I especially liked your observation of the kilo price when in the supermarket. So many people look at the headline price on the sticker (which is exactly what the supermarkets want you to notice). Turkey looks very beautiful and reasonably affordable and, if you don't mind me saying, you seem to look very good and sress free. All the best to you both.
Hi, Mick and Trudie. Your videos have been a great source of information for my wife and I and we truly appreciate it. There are a TON of questions around cost of living in Turkey in many of the expat pages that I'm a member of. Given that things have changed considerably at the beginning of this year due to regulation changes and the fluctuation in Lira, I think EVERYONE would appreciate an updated video.
It’s on its way 🤠👍
Fantastic video! Just what I needed . I'm British, and I would love to live in Turkey 🇹🇷. I subscribed!
Mil gracias. Esto ayuda mucho a los que tenemos pensado vivir x un tiempo en esa hermosa ciudad. Que la conocimos gracias a ustedes. Hacen un gran trabajo!👏👏
Hi Mick & Trudie. You've just been great in explaining everything. I've been following your vlogs on youtube for a while now and I'm amazed to how much knowledge and clarity about living in Turkey you have. I hope we can meet one day as I'm thinking of making the plunge and come and live in where you are, Fethiye, Antaliya or around there. It seems quite a lovely place to live; not too big and not too small but just right for everything, especially the weather, the local people and the local produce. Thank you once more. God bless.
thank you mick amca, this helped me plan my budget for our next vacation. I didnt know you were in Fethiye, might come for some cay soon
Thank you so much for your nice video!Very informative & useful tips As a KZhead beginner we really appreciated your content, looking forward for more videos!
Mick amca Bir yabancının gözüyle ülkemizi tanıttınığınız için çok teşekkürler. Videoları keyifle ilgiyle izliyorum. Abone olundu 😊 👍🏻
Sağol Samet
mick amca ve trudie yenge tam detaylı bilgilendirici video olmuş size teşekkür ederim.
Adam minumum hesaplamasına bile restoran,seyahat,araba kiralama,sosyal hayat gibi şeyler eklemiş, bizimkiler ise nasıl ölmeyiz hesabı yapıyorlar buna da asgari diyorlar...En acı olan tarafı ise bu asgariye bile razı olup iş bulamayanlar var :(
21 yaşındayım iş miş yok. Beğensem de yok beğenmesem de yok. Kocaeli gibi bir ilde hiç yok. Eskiden kafelerde garsonluk yapar paramızı çıkartırdık. Şimdi COVID diye diye ya kepenk kapattılar ya da işçi almayı durdurdular. Onlar ne yapsın? Fakat biz ne yapalım? Tek bulabildiğim iş Dilko'da eğitim vermek. Memur gibi gidip geleceğim, aylık 1000₺ gibi bir fiyata tekabül eden bir ödeme alacağım. Sonra "yükselecekmişim." Buranın boş pozisyonlarını hep arkadaşlarım boşalttı. Hiçbiri yükselemedi. İl boyunca dil okullarını gezip işten çıkarılana kadar 1000₺ gibi bir ücret almaya razı oluyorlar, hem de rezil şartlar altında. Bitti, bu ülke, bu insanlar, her şey bitti
İstanbul bayrampaşadayım, asgarinin yarısına çalışıyorum, 20 yaşındayım
Durumları, ülkeleri, yaşam şekillerini, bazı hususları karıştırırsak elbette çorba olur, işin içinden çıkamayız. Birincisi, Avrupalı insan, bizde hala mevcut olan yazdan kışlık hazırlaması, yiyeceklerini alırken öğünlük değil, haftalık, aylık olanları tedarik etme geleneği var. Şehirlerde yaşayanların çoğu köy ve kadaba geçmiş var, gidip oralardan tedarik ediyorlar dı, Tabi son yetişen nesil bağları iyice kopardı, internet oyun başından kalkıp ziyarete gidemiyorlar. BU büyük fark yapıyor, hatta yiyecek ve iceceklerde yarı yarıya fiyat farkı. Ben bizim Türk usulü yeme usulü, hazırlık ve ağız tadından taraftarıyım. Hele ki, Fasulye, mercimek ... gibi baklagiller, sebze yemekleri, SADECE MEVSİMSEL yetişmiş meyvaları yeme, ASLA ziptirik renkli içecekleri eve getirme taraftarıyım. Asla hazır kapıya ısmarlama pizzalar, obur yapan gereksiz curcunalar... ama elbette uygun zamanda inciri, kuru hoşaflık meyvaları, leblebileri, üzüm ve kabak çekirdekleri... Bu tür Anadolu usulü yetişen 1980 doğum öncesi insanların yüzleri, bedenleri, yürüyüşleri şimdiki lerinden tamamıyla farklı. Gençlikleri daha narin, ince bedenli, sağlıklı idiler. Ne zayıkki gençlerimiz 2000lerden sonra yeme içme ve RAHAT internet ve oyun ortamında yetiştiler. Bu gençleri KİMSE fabrikalarda ne band işi ne de inşaat ve diğer eğilip bükülecek işlerde çalıştırmak istemiyor, hem hantal hem beceriksizler. Tıpkı Türklerin Eskiden avrupaya çalışmaya götürüldüğü gibi, şimdi Türkiyede de Suriyeli ve diğer ülkelerden gelen gençleri çalıştırmak istiyorlar. Unutmamak gerek: Çocuklukta ne beceri elde edildi ise, gayret ve SABIRla çabalama kazanılır, nasıl bir bedenle büyüdü ise o devam ediyor... Sonuç: şimdiki 30 yaşlarına kadar olanlar maalesef ÇOK RAHAT ortamda, SAĞLIKSIZ ve HAREKETSİZ yetiştiler. İngiltere gibi ülkeleri baz alıp Türkiye ile karşılaştırıp hem insanına, hem ülkesine balta sallamak hiç doğru değil. Elbette gönül isterki SIKINTI çekilmeden yaşansın. Ama yukarıda yazıldığı gibi, Anadoluda bir çok köyde, kasaba İŞ gücü aranırken gençler ŞEHİRE adeta kaçıp sonra da yakınmalar... yok öyle yama... İşte bunu avrupanın gelişmiş ülkelerinde yapamazsın... öyle şu odaları bölelim, bende sıvışayım şuraya diyemezsin.... bal gibi 2000 Avro maaşının 850 avrosunu kiraya ödeyeceksin... hem de nerde, soğuk karanlık, yağışlı sürekli kara şemsiye gibi kafanın üstünde dolaşan bulutların altındaki HER HANGİ bir kasaba veya şehirde. Peki bu adam nereden haber yapıyor? FETHİYEden, Dalamandan... Yahu Fethiye gibi bölge DÜNYADA kaç yer de var... doğanın tüm meyvaları, çicekleri, sıcacık denizi..., tarihi... kendi şehirlerinde karanlık iki ev arasında bir kahvede içtikleri bir kahveya 3 avro öderleken..., adam üfül üfül denizi seyrederken ödeyeceği kahve de en azından 3 avro olsun ve biz de onların ülkelerini ara sıra gezmeye, bilgi toplamaya gidelim, bizim hakkımız yokmu? Yani 3500 Tl Anadolu içleri için geçerli, deniz kıyısında yaşayanlar zaten kendi arazileri.. oraya çalışmaya gidenler aillerini götürmüyorlar... Deniz kıyısı elbette daha pahalı, sosyal hayat, ayda restorant ziyaretleri, araba kiralamalar... bu kadar avro tutmuş..., hoppp onlar bu kadar kendi ülkelerinde bile yapmıyorlar. Evet gerçekten 3500 tl ile geçinmek zor, İngiltere ve avrupanın BAZI sayılı ülkeleri zenginlerler, hem ürettiklerini MARKALAŞTIRABİLİYORLAR hem her yere girebiliyorlar. Biz yapamıyoruz, çünkü oranın halkı izin vermiyor, karın kaymağını sana yedirmiyorlar, Eski sömürgeci ilişkileri, örneğin, Afrika, Güne amerika... Mısırda olduğu gibi diktatörleri yine başa getirerek, Suriyede entrikalarla oraları sömürüyorlar, ZENGİNLİKLERİNİ alıp götürüyorlar. Onların bu zenginliği sadece çalışmadan gelmiyor!!! Son olarak, 2008den beri ülkemize dışardan büyük siyasi, ekonomik, kültürel saldırı var, ayağımıza köstek takmaya çalışanlar var, bölgemizi yeniden şekillendirmek istiyorlar, bunları göğüslemek öyle kolay değil...
@@bilenbir2686 ? Türkiye bu coğrafyadaki en kilolu ülke. Hatta 32.10%'luk obezite oranı ve ortalama 27.8'lik Beden Kitle Endeksi ile Amerika ile yarışıyoruz. Dediğiniz kilolu ve sağlıksız yaşam alışkanlıkları her yaşta var. Kısacık bir araştırmadan sonra elde ettiğim bilgiye göre, 1990-2000 arasında doğan "milenyum nesili" de beden kitle endeksi en dengeli nesil. Bu verilerin sizin dediklerinizle alakası bile yok. Global olarak yaşam şartları iyileşiyor ve dediğiniz şeyler, resmen globalleşmeye karşı kafa tutmak. Peki neden bu 30-40 yaşındaki abilerin göbekleri kendilerinden önde gidiyor? Gençler günlerinde en az 1 saatini spor salonunda harcarken bu adamlar ne yaptı? Şimdi kendi lafını yutup diyecek misin ki "o zamanlar spor salonu yoktu"? Sorunun cevabını ilk başta verip, yanlış çıkarımdan ilerlemişsiniz. Türkiye'de ağır bir yemek kültürü var. Her şey yemek üzerine kurulu. Sizin saydığınız yiyecekler nereden gelirse gelsin, dengeli tüketilmediği takdirde sorun yaratacaktır. Çünkü siz o yiyeceklerle bir yerden makro besinleri keserken, farklı bir makro besini gereğinden fazla tüketmiş oluyorsunuz. Karbonhidrat çok alırsanız hızlı kilo alırsınız, fakat kesip protein ve yağ almaya başlarsanız sonuç yine aynı olacaktır. Dengeli tüketim anahtar kelime. Bunun üstüne Türkiye'de bir spor kültürü yok. Hayır, stadyumlara çıkıp anıra anıra taraftarlık yapmak spor alışkanlığı değildir. Bizim insanlarımıza spor ve kişisel bakım aşılanmadığı için, diğer ülkelere kıyasla çok daha az hareket ediyoruz. Yürüyüş, koşu gibi alışkanlıklar, aktif faaliyetler hak getire. Dediğinize ek olarak, bizde şu kafa vardır: Akşama kadar ağır işte çalıştım, yemek yiyip yatmak benim hakkımdır. Bu kafa yapısıyla sadece gitgide şişmanlarsınız. Ben 1980 ve öncesi nesilde bahsettiğiniz sağlıktan eser göremiyorum. Asıl şimdiki gençlerin suratına bakın. Hepsi model gibi. Kaldı ki hayat standartlarının daha düşük olduğu ve köy toplumlarındaki dışarıdan gelen yabancılara bakış açısının sığ olduğu yerlere kimse yerleşmek istemez. Maalesef tarım sektöründe gelecek yoktur. Yakın tarihimizden ve bugün yaşadıklarımızdan öğrendiğimiz üzere uzun vadeyi düşünmeyip günü kurtarmaya çalışırsak, er yada geç bir taşa çarparız. Tarım ve sanayi ülkeleri büyük bir su rezervine ihtiyaç duyar. Türkiye'deki su rezervlerinin içler acısı hali ortada. Burada aslında pek yapacak bir şey yok, tam bir çıkmazın içindeyiz. "Coğrafya kaderdir" kısaca.
@@Graham567 sen kötülük isteye. Birisin. Bellii bireyler biliyor, üstünü örtüyorsun. Amacın iyi niyetli değil. Aslın da sen kimsin bilmek gerek.
Wow what a great video, thanks for the info! I love that you showed a range. So many times you look up prices or watch videos, and they only show the fast food from street vendors and talk about how cheap it is, but what are restaurant prices? Thank you Mick and Trudie, you guys are so cute!
siz ne kadar anlayışlı insanlarsınız yahu... harika bir video idi. teşekkürler.
I’ve been living in Turkey for the past 3 months. My husband bought an apartment here since he’s working remotely and we absolutely enjoy our life here. Things are way cheaper than Germany, and we are able to have a good social life without emptying our wallets out 😊
So do we 🤠🙋♀️
*only if you earn € or £ , instead of Turkish Lira.*
@@ZeybekAjda Thank you! *bangs hand on the table*
@@ZeybekAjda Teach the poor to be grateful so that the rich don't get disturbed. in 2018,Turkish lira lost %42.2 of its value in american dollar, with an inflation rate reaching %25,2, Turkish society faced the largest prices increase of the past 15 years, according to the ngo 'reporters without borders', in the year 2018, Turkey stood in the 157th position out of 180 in terms of press freedom. In the 2019 'World freedom report' Turkey entered for the first time in the 'not free countries ' category. This is not an economical crisis anymore ,this is a political crises.The solution is not economical, the solution is political.You're coming from a rich country, but there is no middle class here. You see a rich people in Turkey, and you think everyone is rich or wasteful. You don't even know how many people suicied during the pandemic because of the economic issues. Please stop posting sh*t like this, please don't justify our current situation. Thanks.
@@_semih Apparently Ajda is just eating hubby money so she has no idea about working conditions of Turkey :)
Really like your vlogs. Great information for us. We hope to be heading out soon. Turkey is on the bucket list!!
Thanks for sharing your experience it’s very helpful for those people trying to move to turkey.
My Dream 🇹🇷..one day in beautiful Calis. Mick & Trudy, I love your very informative vlogs. Thank you for sharing xx
Very informative Mick! Makes me want to move to Turkey even more! :)
Great information thanks, love these videos it's nice to know everyday costs
Thanks a million for uploading this informative video.
Brilliant vid both, really good insight
When we lived in Fethiye we never shopped in Migros because of the extortionate prices. We went to Bim, Sok and A101 which sold good quality basic products and beef mince and chicken was a good price. For fish we went to the fish market and the Friday pazar for our fruit, veg, olive oil and cheese. Going to the pazar helps you learn Turkish and you get to know the lovely people selling their amazing fresh produce. Then with all the cash you saved not going to Migros, you can have gozleme and Ayran at the pazar. 😋😁👍
actually the last time I was in Fethiye we visited this particular Migros and was appalled that the prices are different to other Migros's, so we walked out. Our weekly shop here in Antalya doesnt cost anywhere near what it costs in the Migros in Fethiye.
you are right that Migros is too expensive (I cannot even go near of it hahah) but unfortunately everything in every market including bazaar EVERYTHING is too expensive....
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Lesley, can you finish ayran and pancakes at the same time?
This comparison was mainly comparing main supermarkets and as I had only been to Asda and Sainsbury’s in the UK I thought Migros was the only comparable supermarket 🤠
Excellent production as usual!
Thanks for the details, you explained Everything
I loved how you talked about our economic situation. People who came from European countries mostly think that Turkey is cheap, well they have a point actually. But I think everyone needs to know that Turkey is in a very big economic crisis right now. Lots of people are committing suicide everyday because of that. For lots of people in Turkey, life is so damn hard right now.
Yes you are right 😢
Ending your life because of having no money, oh man, you make it seem that only Turks struggle…. your propaganda really has no limits it seems, when are you going to realize that the real problem here is globalism.
@@bodoor8172 dude what? Who said it’s only Turks who’s struggling with that? I said turkey is in an economic crisis rn. Don’t try to twist my sentences to prove your point; if you have a good point use your arguments, not my words.
@@bodoor8172 also here in turkey there’s a big influence of politics in economy. I don’t know if you know that but you check it through the news :)
Thanks for this useful info on living expenses in Turkey. £1000 a month is reasonably cheap. I am paying €1000 rent/month in Munich for just a studio flat!... I hv been to Turkey a few times and really like it there. Definitely place to consider when thinking about retirement. Great video, keep it up 👍
Thank you for the info,and stay well,safe.
Very interesting and informative. Thank you, somthing to think about.
As usual , great observations and thanks for explaining everything in such detail..🙌🏻 sad on behalf of my country that we are an agriculture&farming dense country yet locals can’t afford eating red meat more than once &twice a month...😞 p.s. Your turkish in that manav is awesome!!😄
Thank you Damla
How do the locals live on 3000? Well, they basically don't... Unfortunately. We need to give up on most of the fun activities including a social life. I know that you already know all those very well. I hope one day we'll acquire what we deserve too. Thanks for the content, gigantic fan of you!
I have minimum wage in the netherlands, for 30 years now, i need that for rent, food, gas, light, ensurances. Nothing left, no holiday, no clothes, no eating out, no car, nothing. Just a few get out of it. Netherlands look rich but arent.
@@Michel-yp8rd well here is the bright side for you. You can at least save a little and have lovely holiday in some of the - not-first-world countries like Turkey. 800 euros would make you a king here for a week. You should consider. Besides, I remember running into a Dutch gay couple in Barcelona in 2015. They told me they're on unemployment salary and traveling the world :( I believe you're luckier than us Turks :)
That's how it's in every single country. I live in Canada and someone who earns only minimum wage won't be able to pay their rent and few other bills.
@@cuneydekmekci That's not lucky that taking advantage of their system .
Yes I hope so too, I feel so sorry for the Turkish people at the moment! 🥲🤠
Wow perfect video with lots of info, thanks for this
I never see any KZhead present such a detailful expences to be living in a country... Excellent...!!! 👌👌👌
Bir Fethiyeli olarak yabancıların bu tarz video çekmesini çok seviyorum. Durumu okumaları ve iyisiyle kötüsüyle bize söylemeleri alsın da farklı açıdan bakmamızı sağlıyor. Önceden sürekli yurt dışına çıkma ve yerleşme istediğim vardı ama iyice araştırdıktan sonra yaşamak için Fethiye'nin hala en güzel yerlerden biri olduğunu düşünüyorum. Emeğiniz için teşekkürler.
Her izledigimde derim ben ne zaman donecegim vede donemiyorum ya ulke disina cikmayacaksin yada ciktinmi coluk cocuga zamaninda sahib olacaksinki onlarin buyumesi senin gelecegine Engel olmasinlar yani 55 yasindan sonra doneceksin ulkeye hayatin tadini ancak boyle cikarabilirsin fakat ben derim hic denemeyin eyer orda yasantiniz iyi ise kalin orda turkiyede plajlar harika yemekler super her turlu imkan var Dunyada bir cok plajlara gittim karnin aciktimi dogru durust yemek yiyecek bir yer bulamasiniz fast food haricinde bizler alismisizdir guzel yemekler kebablar daha niceleri bu ara Mick amcada harika bir insan
@J HP Nasıl kolay hocam 50 bin dolar yapmak anlatabilir misin biraz?
@@asddfgjhjhgfk Ben de çok merak ettim, ne biçimlerde güleceğime karar veremiyorum açıkçası.
@@atakaravelioglu301 Hocam 82 de terk etmiş ülkeyi "kurulu düzenimiz var yiğünim yoksa geliriz tr cennet" diyenlerden bu dayı galiba
@J HP Gel türkiyede yap bunu o zaman ordan konuşması kolay
Your channel is amazing. You make me want to learn Turkish!
So start today
Hi, I am so thankful to you both contributing such a useful information.
Nice to see your video and the information you have shared
After going to Turkey a few years ago I decided that's where I'm going to retire I'm only 45 but plan to retire at 60 ish . I've put my plan in place already and have started researching that's how I've found uncle mick and tread the globe ... I'm really looking forward to retirement 😎
I am 34 and aready state planning for my retirement. Channels like this are real helpz . Thak you Uncle Mik.
@@CrazyWatcher670 definitely I've been most countries in Europe and some out of Europe but nowhere has ever made such an impression as turkey especially Didim so I'm glad I found micks channel it's made things much more achievable I now believe I can do it thanks to Mick and Chris from tread the globe
@@davehughes6162 thaks rfor sharing yiur opinii, it gives ppl like me indictor hat we r on right track. I live in a place wher it snows 6 months a year and Turkish turquois sea shores always atracks and fascinares me. Greece also have same but it is Turkish ppl that akes whole dessert sweeter.
@@CrazyWatcher670 turkey it's the people that make it such a lovely place
@@davehughes6162 bsolutely sir. 100% agree with that.
This is so helpful. Thank you so much. Can’t wait till Covid is over so I can go! Definitely hoping to spend winters in south west Turkey and summers back home in Canada.
Winters in Fethiye are cold and wet! The houses are very very cold and when there are storms the power is out and often water off too. Can be quite miserable for 2 to 3 months
Look up the winter weather in Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada and you will see that cold and miserable is relative. Ha-ha. 😉 This year we had seven months of below freezing (sometimes up to minus 30 degrees Celsius), snow and ice. So, 15 to 20 degrees in Fethiye is pleasantly balmy for most Canadians. And I just want to be in Turkey and integrate myself into its culture. I’m not much of a beach person. But thanks for your input.
Yes but you have central heating, wood burning stoves. Nothing like that in most of Fethiye. Tiled floors and no insulation in the walls!
@@tiblanes Alberta is definitely equivalent to Eastern Turkey. There in winter also -30,40 is possible and snow can reach 6-7 meters. Happy to not from Eastern Turkey. 😅
Visiting Turkey in summer is more wonderful than visiting it in winter, Turkey is beautiful country
THANK YOU FOR THIS NICE VIDEO Wish You Guys a nice Time in TURKEY 😊✌
Thank you UK giving valuable information
Waww. I love Turkish products they are much more unique. Thank you for the amazing video. Mike you are amazing. Thank you.
Beautiful review,
Teşekkürler Mick ve Trudie, Çok ayrıntılı ve değerli ekonomik bilgiler vermişsiniz. Bizi, bizden daha iyi anlatmışsınız.
absolutely usefull and correct information, thanks
Thanks for the information provided. Very helpful and useful, but surprisingly it is a lot cheaper than Ottawa Canada.
Thank you for this wonderful video
I love your videos - thanks for sharing with us
Great information-thank you. As I am moving to Fethiye July 25 staying at the Glumpinghub for 6 months until my cabin is built!! Very excited about this! Maybe we might meet one day☺️.
Hahaha thumbnail 👌🏽 stay strong , healthy and wonderfull dear Mick and Trudie. Much love from rainy Malmö Sweden ✋🏼❤️
Great video guys. Thank you very informative
Great info guys, we seriously look into it thanks.
We loved this video,even we are from Turkey and live in Canada for 21years,we totally missed tracking all the cost of living👏👏👏👍🇨🇦🇹🇷
I live in Canada also and cant wait to leave. This country has been taken over by leftist .
@@JohnMiller-ub8dy i also live in canada and i am leaving in 10 days
@@alpayduzguner1922 Aslam alikom brother, I am Egyptian Canadian I lived here with my family but me and my husband decided to retired in Turkey. So, please keep in touch to give us your experience. JAK.
@@ghadaelnadi1430 alaykoom salam wa rahmatulah brother ok
Mick, awesome vid, I can't wait to retire there, just feel at home there
Where are you from?
All perfectly true. Good analysis.
Thank you for sharing, very informative.
Mik amca, you are doing a great job, I just discovered you and I loved you. Please continue with these good deeds.
Mick and Trudie we're waiting for you to visit Greece. Have a nice time in Turkey.
Thanks for the update info 😊
I really admire your videos. Congratulations!
Incredibly educational and very accurate assessment. As an added example I can give another monthly cost to be around £1300 per month with added car and frequent social outings for a 1 +1 apartment in a nice part of Ankara. It really is mind boggling how most families support themselves.
Only boggling to you. Many families in other countries do the same...live at home , eat,drink...and that's it. In a nice part of NY in Manhattan a room with a bathroom for 1 person is $3500.
Nice weather and healthy living, and a bit noisy but it’s ours!
Thanks a lot for all this useful information
Thank you for the nice video and lots information.