EU wants stop VISA for nations who dont take back refugees

[HannibalBarca]

It is

The city of Milano has a bigger economy than your entire country. Thats teh one thing i admire Hanni. I could not tolerate such extreme poverty as you can.

Hamdullilah it's not my case being poor
But having a great GDP does not make your rich... Or you forgot where you failed country is...

 

[AZADPAKISTAN2009]

This is how rich Italy is

Obviously with investment from outside Italians look to rule over Champions league

Which team do you support ?
ValerioAurelius

 

[HannibalBarca]

This is how rich Italy is

lol... ADD GCC buying all of their airliners/ oil industry / High brand names and Def equipement...

Italy is among 7 richest nations in world. Even our unemployed get 5 times higher amount than your worker.

I assume your monthly income is roughly 10-15 times smaller than mine.

You country was with 2.1 Trillion GDP in 2014 .. you are at 1.8Trillion in 2017 ahahha see ya in few years under the 1 Trillion...
And data show a negative GDP growth rate for the next decade

 

[ValerioAurelius]

lol... ADD GCC buying all of their airliners/ oil industry / High brand names and Def equipement...



You country was with 2.1 Trillion GDP in 2014 .. you are at 1.8Trillion in 2017 ahahha see ya in few years under the 1 Trillion...

Whats your income Hanni. I always wanted to know what people in 3rd world earn. More or less 200 € per month?

 

[HannibalBarca]

Whats your income Hanni. I always wanted to know what people in 3rd world earn. More or less 200 € per month?

Why? it' s not like you gonna believe me if I say it...
But if you are interested in any way here it is... I earn around 9500 Tunisian Dinars.. so in Euros I think it's aorund 4K€

for basic income is around 550-600 dt so yes around 300€
But mostly it's around 1500-2000dt per job (State jobs and such )so round 900-1000e

 

[ValerioAurelius]

Why? it' s not like you gonna believe me if I say it...
But if you are interested in any way here it is... I earn around 9500 Tunisian Dinars.. so in Euros I think it's aorund 4K€

You surely can prove this with a screenshot of your banking account. I make 1900 €. And i can afford vacations in Chile, Seychelles and so on. If you would earn 4000 you would not live in that hellhole.

 

[HannibalBarca]

You surely can prove this with a screenshot of your banking account. I make 1900 €. And i can afford vacations in Chile, Seychelles and so on. If you would earn 4000 you would not live in that hellhole.

For me it's a good place to live, even more when you have a good job. ofc not eeveryone has it, but for me it is
ANd the rest of my family too...

 

[Attila the Hun]

Whats your income Hanni. I always wanted to know what people in 3rd world earn. More or less 200 € per month?

That could be enough to get by in Tunisia. I am pretty certain everything is cheaper in Tunisia than Milan. Not wise to compare really.

 

[HannibalBarca]

That could be enough to get by in Tunisia. I am pretty certain everything is cheaper in Tunisia than Milan. Not wise to compare really.

ofc it's cheaper, but not as much as you think.

 

[Indus Pakistan]

You surely can prove this with a screenshot of your banking account. I make 1900 €. And i can afford vacations in Chile, Seychelles and so on. If you would earn 4000 you would not live in that hellhole.

I don't mean to be bad so don't take offence but honestly 2000 euros which is about £1600 is not very high salary in UK. Indeed I would call that below average. You would struggle to run a decent living standard on that in UK. You have to hit about £2,500 a month before you can begin to get comfortable and punch through £4000 to call yourself "doing good" - again depending on your age. Of course I accept there are other things that money can't buy like weather - sigh. But you can't have everything can you unless your French like @Vergennes

 

[Mo12]

I don't mean to be bad so don't take offence but honestly 2000 euros which is about £1600 is not very high salary in UK. Indeed I would call that below average. You would struggle to run a decent living standard on that in UK. You have to hit about £2,500 a month before you can begin to get comfortable and punch through £4000 to call yourself "doing good" - again depending on your age. Of course I accept there are other things that money can't buy like weather - sigh. But you can't have everything can you unless your French like @Vergennes

£1600 take home pay monthlyl is like £25k gross... which is a normal graduate salary I say.

 

[HannibalBarca]

I don't mean to be bad so don't take offence but honestly 2000 euros which is about £1600 is not very high salary in UK. Indeed I would call that below average. You would struggle to run a decent living standard on that in UK. You have to hit about £2,500 a month before you can begin to get comfortable and punch through £4000 to call yourself "doing good" - again depending on your age. Of course I accept there are other things that money can't buy like weather - sigh. But you can't have everything can you unless your French like @Vergennes

Well in France, with 1500-2000€ you can live nicely if you live alone. rent in big cities like Paris can go up to 900-1000€ per month / Lyon around 600€ but smaller city you can manage somthing around 450-500€. When you have a job with a CDI ( an almost life time job contract) you can get a loan easily, around 150-250K€ with a 1700-2000€ salary.

Healthcare is free. School to university is free. and per exemple Eating and stuff not that high either, with 100€ you can eat very nicely alone, for a family it will be around 250€+

If you dont have that much money at the end of the month, you have some State aids. like something called APL, few hundreds euros to pay your rent and such

Basic income for full time workers is around 1400€ Brut

Almost no taxes for low income, but more you get, more you pay.
In the End in France you can live quite nicely with even a basic job.
For a family having a wife/husband working is always a + even tho' only one working you can manage it correctly.

Others thing exist too.

 

[Vergennes]

@Kaptaan As for the weather,I am not as blessed as those in the south are. Cold,rain,grey. I am confident enough that in the coming months it will be very hot and sunny.

 

[ValerioAurelius]

I don't mean to be bad so don't take offence but honestly 2000 euros which is about £1600 is not very high salary in UK. Indeed I would call that below average. You would struggle to run a decent living standard on that in UK. You have to hit about £2,500 a month before you can begin to get comfortable and punch through £4000 to call yourself "doing good" - again depending on your age. Of course I accept there are other things that money can't buy like weather - sigh. But you can't have everything can you unless your French like @Vergennes

I just finished appprenticeship so 1900 is quite good. Keep in mind i got my apartment and have no rent to,pay.

And i earn additional between 300 -700 € per month with giving Fitness Training, making Training plans, small model jobs and so on.

 

[Attila the Hun]

Turkey is going to steal all the tourism away from Italy.
Roman theaters :