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matrix87
Joined 2011
Posts: 3

12 years ago

Family life with 9000 QAR

12 years ago

Hello,
I am from tunisia and I will start to prepare my PhD in Qatar, I will get a salary of 9000 QAR, the accomodation is paid (shared with another student) and the plane ticket also.
But I'm progamming to get married , in this case I think that I will lose the advantage of paid accomodation and I will have to rent another one for myself.
my futur wife is a software engineer and I think if she will get a job this will ameliorate things .So has she a good chance to get a job ?

For the moment ,do you think that this salary (9000 QAR) will be sufficent for a life of a couple (wife and a husband) and will us be able to save money ?

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