Delhi expat salary query

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natasha22 Member

Member since 12 August 2009

natasha22Member12 August 2009 13:08:50

I am a British female expat currently living in the Middle East but moving permanently to Delhi at the end of September. Could anyone please offer me an insight into what an average salary for an expat such as myself working in one of the below positions would be;

NB. I have a Degree in Business Administration & Event Management from a top Australian University, I聮m 23, with 5 years experience and my current position is Project Manager of an Events & Exhibitions company...

1) Event/ Pr person
2) As a personal assistant/ executive assistant
3) I've heard about a job training people for British accents 'accent trainer', not sure if this actually exists in Delhi or not... if so does it pay well?

I would really appreciate any feedback, as I would really like to know what to expect.

Many Thanks!
Natasha

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GuestPoster319Guest19 August 2009 11:13:33

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Hiya Natasha,

I am so very glad that I signed up with this website. I have way too much information that I would liek to share with you regarding the kind of work you are looking for, minimum salary etc. I am 25 yrs old and have lived/worked in Dubai and would love help you out. I grew up aouund Britons and have always been supported. So I would love to be of any assistance prior to your move. I am currently in New Delhi, working with an American MNC.

Cheers!

Please email me: imrmalik@hotmail.co.uk

Tel: 90 -91 -9910901245

Nitin1233 Member

Member since 28 August 2009

Nitin1233Member28 August 2009 05:18:21

Hi

It all depends hows ur lifestyle is?
Its preferable to stay near your work area. As traffic is bit a problem in Delhi. You can get a rented house at 15K. But again it depends upon ur needs.
Food: Not an issue in Delhi. Wide variety is available. Need to take care of Hygienic one. 1 time meal outside in an average restaurant is 300-700 INR
Transport: If company is providing a cab - Its the best.
Public transport is there but crowded. Metro again is gud but doesn't covers a lot. Taxi will b costy if commuting daily.
So communiting cost depends tatally on how u travel n by means of transport u use

So i believe 50-60K wud b a decent salary.

Victor74 Member

Member since 18 May 2010

Victor74Member18 May 2010 05:31:59

Hi Natasha,

are you still in Delhi.
I'm will be interviewing candidate for an art show event management starting from Julay till end on Jan.

Let me know

Therohan Member

Member since 18 May 2010

TherohanMember18 May 2010 10:07:26

What do you guys use to call home when you're outside the country?

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