falafel would cost u a max of 200 fils in cafeterias. u could always get a red bus card to travel WAAAAY cheaper. u can go to the market near lulu center on Fridays (preferably in the morning) to buy vegetables (or even seafood) in bulk that will last u for weeks and will cost u honestly next to nothing. hope this helps!

I’m glad you did this. I was wondering about it. I had commented the other day about the cost of living in Bahrain so this is cool.

I just found your channel because I was doing some research since I will be moving to Bahrain in August! So thankful for all this fun and useful information to help me prepare.

@AimeeRebecca

4 жыл бұрын

Aww that's amazing! I hope you love it here and I'm so glad I could help!

Well I have to be honest right now, your speech are helpful it also help people who are asking of how to get there to know how the same time teach them what they didn't not know. Thanks for your time to be doing this.

Thanks Amy it’s good to get an idea of prices over in Bahrain. Hope your back feels better soon xxx

@AimeeRebecca

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you! ☺️ xx

I love your videos! I moving to Bahrain soon, and your channel have a lot of information!

@AimeeRebecca

4 жыл бұрын

Aww thank you so much! And good luck with the move. I’m sure you’ll love Bahrain.

i live in bahrain and i do recommend u to buy Arabic rice brands the big pack since for long term they are cheaper compare for what u bought in video

@AimeeRebecca

4 жыл бұрын

I usually buy my rice in bulk, but I’ll only be here for a few more months so a packet this size will be more than enough for me.

Please do the latter video of spending on expensive things like outings and stuff. Love this:)thanks

I ❤ your video!😀Im glad you enjoy living in Bahrain! I grew up there; home is still Bahrain😀

Can someone please reply what can you buy from 80dinar at Bahrain is it enough for a living?

All of your videos are excellent. I really enjoy watching them. I hope you can come to visit Oman one day

I have so many questions to ask about living in Bahrain and I would love to get a rough calculation on a monthly basis on a foreigner am from Tanzania 🇹🇿 and you could help me.

What can you get in 1dinar in Bahrain

Have you ever been to Cairo? I don’t remember seeing a video about it. I’ve recently applied for a teaching job there, and wanted to see if you have any thoughts on Egypt.

@AimeeRebecca

4 жыл бұрын

I’ve never been to Egypt, but I’d love to one day!

how much do they pay teachers in bahrain

How many days per week u go to work

How much is basic salary in ayyapa Bahrain?

Hi Aimeee I just got subscribed to your channel. It's very informative and entertaining. I would soon be coming to Bahrain I hope to find a good job. I was told teaching is a good job however I don't have w degree in education. Contrarily I have a PhD in civil law from my country in Africa. I was told in Bahrain it doesn't matter if you come with big certificates you would still end up as a janitor or waitress. Please what is your advice on this point? I don't mind starting small however I hope my academic qualifications and experience can pay off really well. Thank you ! j

Hi I lived in Bahrain more than 16 years and 8.49 BD ... something , is less for a person I am my family spent near 56 BD it will fit for month

HUHHHHHHHHH 1 bd and 900 for Falafel wtf i live in Bahrain and one falafel cost me 150 fils am not kidding dont let them use u like that

@shussainnaser

4 жыл бұрын

buddy she obviously ordered through an app, u know how apps over charge ppl, but yea @Aimee Rebecca try local restaurants they are way cheaper and they also deliver! btw try sameeh pastries and restaurant, last time i was in bahrain they had this thick juicy grilled burger man every time i remember it my mouth waters lol idk if they still have it though

@jaivekkanabar6865

3 жыл бұрын

They are getting 1500 to 2000bd per month you know

How much is your rent on your flat?

I want to relocate to Bahrain but I have no body there, please like how much do I need to have as financial capabilities I want come and secure job there i need your assistance.

I was searching for a "study abroad in Bahrain video" and saw this, thank you. Are you working there since you live in Bahrain or what? Just curious

What do you do?

I really think the next time you do a video like this you should actually video you going to the store so we can all see what a store in Bahrain looks like!😊

@AimeeRebecca

4 жыл бұрын

That’s a great idea! 🤩

I know this is unrelated to the video topic,but I wanted to ask anyway. Do you need to have a teaching license from your home country? I have a degree in early childhood education but not a teaching license because it's not required for the age group I work with.

@AimeeRebecca

4 жыл бұрын

From what I've heard from employers, the ministry of education in Bahrain is very particular. I had to have my PGCE certificate verified and all sorts. But I once worked with a girl here who had absolutely no teaching qualification, but they allowed it because she was working with the early years kids. Based on that, I think if you have a degree in early childhood education then you should be able to find a job working with that age range without a problem.

You still living in bahrain ?

I live in Hawaii and did my research. Bahrain seems more liberal compared to the other gulf states and was surprised that they are more liberal. I always thought it was expensive to live there since the dinar was worth more than dollar but compared to Hawaii, Bahrain seems a bit more affordable. I see villas under $1 million which you won’t be able to find in Hawaii.

@mrs210

2 жыл бұрын

,Kuwait is best for visitors and Bahrain

Are you from Northern Ireland?

HI love your voice and your content.I used to spend wisely. I had been living in Bahrain for 7 years and 3 months on my first 2 years I was spending around 15 to 20bd per week the rest years I was spending 35bd to 40bd per week of course during lock down it was quite less. In my opinion the way how we spend is depends on our lifestyle,needs and wages, so as long as you are satisfied and happy nothing wrong with it. Just always save for the rainy days. Nobody can tell about the future. so save save save hehehe

@AimeeRebecca

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I think that's perfect advice. As long as you can put some money aside for the future and live within your means, spend your money as you see fit :)

@care15aries56

4 жыл бұрын

@@AimeeRebecca trust you are well now, I just watched your video that you were left Bahrain. Good luck in all your future endeavours 😊🙏

Good you are video

great video. keep it up

@AimeeRebecca

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

So good video 😊 🇧🇩

Hey thanks for doing this video! I’m in Bahrain for a couple months and I love seeing tips from other people who live here! Maybe we could get together sometime but maybe not if you’re not about that 🙃

@AimeeRebecca

4 жыл бұрын

Oh wow! That's so cool. I hope you're enjoying it so far. It would be really nice to get together.

@Shortstack2570

4 жыл бұрын

Aimee Rebecca awesome! Whenever you’re available on your weekend, feel free to reach out to me! Maybe by Instagram is best. Mine is Rachaelhall95.

@Sofi8007

3 жыл бұрын

Hello, how are conditions for women to work there?

what part of Bahrain do you live in? I'll be moving at the end of February and at the moment im looking at Hoora or Juffair. Are there anywhere Brit expats hang out as i'd still like to find people to talk football/cricket with occasionally.

@AimeeRebecca

4 жыл бұрын

I love in Juffair, which I love because it’s close enough to Adliya to go to all the restaurants and bars without all the traffic of actually living in Adliya. A lot of Brits also live in Amwaj, which is beautiful, but more expensive.

@adamgibson7181

4 жыл бұрын

@@AimeeRebecca thanks for the tips!

i spend 10 bd a week 😂😂 you can get cheap stuff at local grocery and and yeah uber is kinda expensive but i am not setting a tight budget for me .

@AimeeRebecca

4 жыл бұрын

That's awesome!

Hi, good afternoon. Pls, can you help me get a job in Bahrain? Am planning on coming down, pls help me.

I like this

@Cryptopayss

3 жыл бұрын

Good

How r reebecca ko dly is it safe to work n live alone in Bahrain

@AimeeRebecca

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely ☺️ it’s a very safe place to live

I hope you don't mind me asking, but what is your Zodiac sign, I'm super curious! Thanks, love your videos :)

@AimeeRebecca

4 жыл бұрын

Hi! Thank you :) I'm a Virgo...and I'm a total virgo stereotype haha

So did you ever get that 2 months of pay? And I see your friend had her shoulders showing. So is that acceptable there because I thought you said that shoulders and knees had to be covered. I am also wondering why you said that in Saudi Arabia women can drive because I saw a site that said women in Saudi Arabia can't get a license to drive. I also read that in Yemen women have to have permission from a man to leave their house.

@AimeeRebecca

4 жыл бұрын

I got my pay. The only thing I didn't get was my indemnity pay, which I didn't expect they would give to me anyway. In Kuwait, I always kept my shoulder and knees covered and would recommend that, but Bahrain is more liberal so it's fine to wear tank tops here (depending on the area). I remember a friend who works in Saudi told me that trying to get a license was hard work, but that was just because so many women applied when the new law was passed. It meant the waiting times were extremely long because there were so many applications to process. I also know pretty much nothing about Yemen so you could be right. I have no idea, but that would be so sad.

@shanialover

4 жыл бұрын

@@AimeeRebecca But that would be fine with me because since I was a young girl my mother and grandmother taught me everything about taking care of a house and men and I love doing it and I know I am very submissive so I wouldn't have a problem wearing whatever men wanted and I grew up taking care of and obeying men anyway so I am sure I would be fine in the Middle-East. And to me it is exciting to be thought of as property.

I like the vids. But eating in Bahrain isn’t cheap at all. Everything is overprice at the stores unless you eat u healthy and get the local crap. 8BH a week on food. A pack Chicken breast alone is 2BD

@AimeeRebecca

3 жыл бұрын

I’m vegetarian so rice, veggies, fruits and pasta is pretty much all I buy ☺️

I am from Bahrain and live there. And in a week I really don't spend much... I think it's because I live with my parents😂😂😂.. But ye. Amm I spend like 10 bd a week but that's just because I am hanging with friends. Other than that I don't really spend much maybe if I want few snacks... Ye that's it. Ooh and if you cook at home it's muuuch cheaper. Ye. Amm there isn't much to say really.

#oddsquad!

Helllooo aimeeee

@AimeeRebecca

4 жыл бұрын

Hi!

Would've been great if you had converted the currency each time to pound, USD and/or Euro.

So Sunday is not a weekend there? 🤯

@AimeeRebecca

4 жыл бұрын

Nope! I’ve lived here for nearly 3 years and I still never know what day of the week it is 😂

@redrose2194

3 жыл бұрын

In muslem country our weekend Friday and Saturday In your community, Sunday is your weekend because going to Church but for us Friday going to masged we pray

@classicashley3925

3 жыл бұрын

Red Rose Thanks for explaining! I had no idea. I wish we learned more about other cultures more in the US.

@redrose2194

3 жыл бұрын

@@classicashley3925 My pleasure 🤗

I have already plain to be there but I don't know anyone there so please help me I beg 👏👏👏

so basically 117 euros and you didn't do anything but eat out once(with 50% off) this sounds expensive lol

@Usy122

Жыл бұрын

Basically, what you'd spend in Scandinavia.

Eat from Arab bakery not biscuit

You are fucking cute and sassy!

You are so beautiful 😍