Here are some examples of prices of everyday life...
Everyday life
Budget
| Accommodation |
|
| Bedroom in CROUS halls of residence | €157 to €300 per month |
| Studio apartment in the city center (30m2) | From €400 per month |
| A telephone line | Access fee: €27,50 (student price) – Subscription with France Télécom: €16/month |
| Electricity (EDF) | Access fee: €17 - Subscription: from €40/month |
| Council tax | From €30 per year |
| Food |
|
| 1 full meal at university restaurant | €5,50 |
| 1 sandwich in a café or sandwich shop | From €3 to €6 |
| 1 coffee | €1.50 |
| 1 baguette | €0,90 |
| 1 meal in restaurant (bistro) | From €15 |
| Healthcare |
|
| Registration to Social Security for unpaid PhD students | Around €200 / year |
| Healthcare mutual insurance | From €20 to €50 / month according to the cover chosen |
| Consultation with a GP | €23 (70% reimbursed by social security, fully reimbursed if you have additional healthcare (mutual) except €1 which is not reimbursed) |
| Public transport |
|
| 1 monthly travel pass (under 28 years old) | €17 |
| 1 standard monthly travel pass | €33 |
| 1 ticket valid for 1 hour | €1,40 |
| 1 ticket of 10 journeys | €11 |
| Leisure |
|
| 1 swimming pool entry | €3 |
| 1 daily national newspaper | €2 |
| 1 cinema entry | From €5 to €9 |
| 1 theatre entry | From €8 to €15 |
| 1 opera entry | From €8 to €60 |
| Study |
|
| 1 card for 100 photocopies | Around €6 |
| 1 hour internet connection in a cyber café | Around €2 |
· OFII tax Note: For your 1st month in France, you're likely to have some additional expenses, such as:
· Moving-in expenses (including 2 months' rent for an apartment): €1100
· Social security according to circumstances
· Additional insurance (mutual fund - not compulsory): up to €170
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