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Depends on your qualification, experience and industry.  In addition, also depends if you are here with family or living alone.

If you are by yourself then it is a good salary to have a comfortable living.  Make sure they cover medical as that is expensive.

Hi! Thanks for your response!
The sector is fintech and the position is senior. I will be there only with my fiance and dog
Regarding to medical insurance I asked for it and it's granted.  But do you think with that salary I could save a goo punhc of money? I mean services such as mobile, telephone, gas, electricity, etc are mor expensive than in Europe or UK?
Thanks!

Don't know your years of experience but generally that salary range is for people above 7-8+ years of experience in managerial positions. Is that basic salary or total cash?  if basic, then it's pretty good (assuming housing and car is on top of that).

Either way, it's still a good package as you won't have kids education expenses to deal with for now.  In terms of services; most are on par or in some cases higher than the developed world.  But then again, you don't have taxes taken out of your income so there is that.

Roughly (and other threads here have more information on living costs):

Housing  - Range between 500 to a 1000 BD per month depending on apartment or villa
Electricity - Again as per above will range between full year average of 30 to 100 per month
Mobile - 30-50 BD per month
Home internet - 20-60 BD per month
Groceries - 100 to 300 BD per month
Eating out - 100 to 300 BD per month
Cars/Fuel - 2-300 BD+ per month per car depending on whether lease or purchase and car type.  As an example, on my two cars for a 2 year loan, I used to pay 1200 BD per month (Audi/Jeep) 

As you can see, you should be able to save but how much really depends on what lifestyle you adopt.  I know people in that salary range who save nothing and others who save half of their salary.

Thanks so much for all the info! It's gold to me!

Let's see how the things move on.

Hi - Just wanted to know how you're catching up in Bahrain.

Kindly share some insight on monthly expenses?

Regards,
Kashif

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Hi guys,  I am a semi pro footballer in Germany my question is how much does a DIVERSION 1 or DIV 2 player earned in Bahrain?  I am asking this because i have got offers for trials in some clubs in Bahrain. Please anyone with slight idea about Maximum and minimum amount per month will be appreciated thanks.

If anyone knows, they will post but your chosen profession is not that common here and therefore I doubt that people will know the exact ranges.  My advice is to compare the cost of living for Bahrain vs. where you are and see if the offer makes sense for you.

Any idea what a good salary range would be for a COO (Chief Operations Officer) of an international Management/Accounting firm.  I have 30+ years of experience at the executive/senior level.  Just my wife and I would be living there.  Just no idea how to compare what is good and not so good.

Bahrain is lower as far as salaries are concerned; say vs. Dubai.   I would suggest to google for "Salary survey" from Michael Page, Robert Half and Hays in Dubai - this has by industry and role type.  Sometimes they cover other markets too.  Even if they don't, take the UAE salary and discount it by 20-30% for Bahrain.