大咖福利影院

jomon007 wrote:

I'm also interested

jomon.
Welcome to 大咖福利影院. As a new comer could you please give us some information about yourself, your work experience and qualifications and what you would like to do in life. Thanks.

sts123 wrote:

Dear Hasnaa
i like to in muscat ,聽 same job or any other jobs also


best regards
sonu (sts123)

Need a lot more information before anyone can offer assistance.

soulseller wrote:

Hello I am a newbie here. I also have an offer for Oman about 350 Omani riyal. My nature of work is a telecom technician. The company offers a free accomodation and free transpo. I am confused if my salary is enough. I worked at saudi before and can spend 500 riyals every month for my food, i dont know if 50 Omani riyals is enough to spend foods in Oman coz i think Oman is more expensive than Saudi. Thank you.

Hello !

Salary for a technician would be around the figure that you have quoted only, unless you carry some unique and special skillsets. With a monthly income of R.O 350/-, you would have to be very careful with your expenses if you wish to save.

You should be able to manage your food expenses with about R.O. 50/- per month if you go for the parcel services offered by many Indian restaurants. You will not get Filipino food through this service though. But I am quite sure, given the vast number of Filipinos living in Muscat you should be able to find a place where you get your cuisine at affordable prices.

Best of luck.

asree2113 wrote:

Thank you dear for your kind suggestion currently i dont have any job i got this offer that why i was ready to move oman but i am little bit confused about saving part i ll live normal life i can save 200 OMR or not

Yes, you can save OMR 200, provided if you decide to lead a very simple life.
Considering your accomodation, being taken care by your employer, your food expenses should not exceed more than OMR 50 (Or nearby), considering 3 meals a day.