These real life examples give a good overview of the price ranges here in Aarhus and show that it is possible to live fairly cheaply, or splash the cash, depending on personal priorities. Budget adjustments for summer living expenses (July & August) are considered only when a student is enrolled in 7.5 credits or more in the summer (in conjunction with a minimum enrollment of at least 10 credits in both the fall and spring semesters). 30 on wants: discretionary spending, such. As actual expenses depend on individual lifestyle, we have also provided some case studies of different budgets from staff and students here at AU, in the drop-down menus below. 50 of your income on needs: essential living expenses, such as rent/mortgage, bills, food and transport to work. The pie chart above shows the typical expenses of students living in Aarhus. You will find more detailed information about opening a bank account, NemID, and payment methods in Denmark at the links to the right.

However, Danish salaries are correspondingly high, and many services such as medical treatment and schools are paid for via taxes and the Danish welfare system, due to this no user fees are charged at the point of use. Sample 9-Month Budgets for Living Expenses Utilities, Renters Insurance & Food.

This is reflected in the living costs and, therefore, accommodation, food, transport and leisure are relatively expensive in Denmark, compared to many other countries. Your living expenses are expenditures that are necessary for your daily life and basic living, such as rent and groceries. The economy in Denmark performs above the European average, which means people who live here enjoy a high standard of living. What Is a Living Expense Budget A living expenses budget is a budget that is based on your living expenses and your income.

Budget for living expenses