Population: 2,421,354
Beirut
TransportationThings To DoTrafficMore...
More Topics...

Cost of Living and Inflation in Beirut: What do you need to know?

four local experts
Share
Share

Here's what four local experts had to say about prices and the cost of living in Beirut.

Leave a comment

If someone where to move to Beirut, they should first consider which area of the city they would like to reside in. There are quite a few modern, urbanized sectors of Beirut, but these can be quite expensive, especially if the traveler is self-funded. Apart from concerns over money and finance, which every traveler should think about before moving cities, anyone coming to Beirut should know that most people here are welcoming and warm, and speak several languages, English being one of them.

Mireille, says: 2020

Moving to Beirut might be the best decision someone could take. However, before taking that decision, many factors should be taken into consideration. First and foremost, the Arabic language is not an easy one to learn. However, most Lebanese speak at least two to three languages including French and English. Another factor is the lack of reliable public transport: buses are not always on time and don’t always have the same itinerary. However, cabs are affordable when the rides are short and international cab services exist such as Uber and Careem.

Beirut is a beautiful yet a very busy city. If moving to Beirut know the high living cost and heavy traffic. Being the capital and largest city in Lebanon, Beirut contains a wide variety of restaurants, pubs, shopping centers, gyms. If you are opting for an active life, it’s the best place in Lebanon.

Moving to Beirut is a very challenging, yet pleasant, experience to both locals and expats. For years, the city has been one of the most expensive in the region, however the recent Lebanese currency depreciation will make it much more affordable for tourists or expats. Despite the hard times the country has been going through, Beirut has always been enchanting visitors from all over the globe.

TransportationThings To DoTrafficMore...
More Beirut Topics...

Comments are closed.

Names of respondents may have been changed.

Share
Share