pahalı

Luanda, Angola

Angola'nın başkenti ve en büyük şehri Luanda, 2011'in en pahalı şehri oldu. Çofu Afrika ülkesinde güvenli konaklama yerleri bulmak oldukça zor ve pahalı. Luanda gibi Afrika şehirlerinin bu kadar pahalı olmasının nedeni bu.

Aylık Kira, Lüks 2 Odalı: $7.000
Neskafe: $3,99
Bir Galon Benzin: $2.23
Günlük Uluslararası Gazete: $4.78
Festfud Yemek: $20.38

Tokyo, Japonya

The most expensive city in Asia is Tokyo, which maintained its second-place position from 2010. As the capital of the country and its most important economic center, Tokyo is a highly desirable and highly priced center for expatriates.

Monthly Rent, Luxury 2 Bedroom: $4,842
Cup of Coffee: $7.63
One Gallon Gasoline: $6.39
Daily International Newspaper: $6.05
Fast Food Meal: $7.87

N'Camena, Çad

Ranking third this year is the capital and largest city of Chad, N’Djamena. The city has been mired in unrest and violent conflict, but remains the economic center of the country. Ed Hannbial points out that the cost of living list is based upon taste preferences of expatriates, including the types of brands purchased and satisfactory housing required. In a place like N’Djamena, not only is the availability of these products limited, but appropriate accommodations are also scarce.

Moskova, Rusya

Avrupa'nın en pahalı şehri Moskova, bu sene sıralamadaki 4.'lüğünü korudu. Moskova hala ulaslararası işler için bir destinasyon bu nedenle lüks evlere talep yüksek.

Aylık Kira, Lüks 2 Odalı: $4.000
Neskafe: $8,54
Bir Galon Benzin: $3,56
Günlük Uluslararası Gazete: $9.97
Festfud Yemek: $5.94

Cenevre, İsviçre

Although it is only the second-most populous city in Switzerland, Geneva is the most expensive metropolitan area in the country and the second most expensive city in Europe. Like Zurich, Geneva has also experienced a heightened cost of living as a result of the Swiss franc’s appreciation in value.

Monthly Rent, Luxury 2 Bedroom:: $4,523
Cup of Coffee: $6.31
One Gallon Gasoline: $6.96
Daily International Newspaper: $4.21
Fast Food Meal: $11.89

Osaka, Japonya

Osaka has historically been an important center of commerce for Japan. During the daytime hours an estimated 1.1 million people enter the city for work, significantly increasing the number of consumers within the city limits, according to the Japanese Statistics Bureau. As a highly populated economic center in a densely populated country, Osaka has followed the trend of many Asian cities with limited accommodations and high expatriate demand, says Mercer.

Zürih, İsviçre

Although by international standards, Zurich is one of the most expensive cities in the world, it is only the second most expensive city in the country, although it rose one spot in the rankings from 2010. In the past year, the Swiss franc has increased in value compared to the U.S. dollar from around 94 cents in 2010 to almost $1.20 today, making it considerably more expensive for expatriates to relocate.

Singapur

Internationally known as both a major financial center and an extremely expensive place to live, Singapore ranks eighth in 2011, up from 11th in 2010. As in most Asian financial centers, Singapore remains in high demand for expatriates, pushing up housing costs and overall cost of living in the city.

Monthly Rent, Luxury 2 Bedroom: $3,289
Cup of Coffee: $5.37
One Gallon Gasoline: $5.94
Daily International Newspaper: $3.13
Fast Food Meal: $5.37

Hong Kong

Dünyanın popülasyon yoğunluğu en yüksek alanlarından biri Honk KOng, aynı zamanda en pahalılarından. Buraya çılışmak için gelen gurbetçiler de evlere olan talebi artırıyor. Bu da yaşam maliyetini yukarı çekiyor.

Aylık Kira, Lüks 2 Odalı: $5,776
Neskafe: $6.80
Bir Galon Benzin: $7.57
Günlük Uluslararası Gazete: $3.59
Festfud Yemek: $3.52