If you’re looking to move to Namibia, you may wonder how much money you need to live comfortably. The cost of living in Namibia varies depending on the city and lifestyle, but overall it is relatively affordable. In Windhoek, the capital city, rent, for a one-bedroom apartment starts at around N$2,000 (US$130) per month.

The cost of living in Namibia varies depending on the city and lifestyle

Expatriates and foreigners can expect to pay more for basic goods and services than locals. However, costs vary depending on lifestyle choices. A single person living frugally in Windhoek can expect to spend between $500 and $700 per month on expenses such as rent, food, transportation, utilities, Internet service and phone plans.

In Windhoek, the capital city, rent, for a one-bedroom apartment starts at around N$2,000 (US$130) per month.

If you’re looking to move to Namibia, you’ll need to budget for a few things. This is actually very affordable compared to other cities in Africa and even some European capitals. However, utilities like electricity and water can add up quickly so make sure you factor that into your budget too. Of course, living in Namibia isn’t all about expenses.

Overall, the cost of living in Namibia is relatively affordable.

If you’re thinking of making the move to Namibia, you may wonder how much money you’ll need to live there.  Basic groceries and utilities will cost about N$1,500 per month and you can rent a decent apartment in a good area for around N$3,000 per month. Of course, your costs will depend on your lifestyle and where you choose to live.