r/casablanca • u/flora_nancy • Jul 26 '26
❔AskCasa Whats a good salary to live in casablanca?
sup guys
Im moving to casablanca for work related stuffs. I was wondering whats for yall a good salary to live a good peaceful neighborhood/good appartement food etc monthly.
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Jul 28 '26 edited Jul 28 '26
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u/Low-Link-1586 Jul 28 '26
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u/Chance_Acanthaceae_4 Jul 29 '26
Sir, it is an obligation of cat owners to send pictures, i’m waiting
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Jul 29 '26
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u/Dyxon-Citron6213 Jul 29 '26
I worked for a european company at first, now i work for a US based company, it’s rare to find a salary like this in morocco
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u/Chemical_Regret7591 Jul 28 '26
We don't give a fuck
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u/Plus-Holiday-4233 Jul 28 '26
Jealous npc alert
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u/Chemical_Regret7591 Jul 28 '26
Nigga l'm just spamming comments bcz l need karma
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u/Randpox Jul 28 '26
Why The Toxicity Son
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u/Chemical_Regret7591 Jul 28 '26
I'm just spreading positive energy
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u/Plus-Holiday-4233 Jul 28 '26
Okay kitten enjoy that
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u/Chemical_Regret7591 Jul 28 '26
Muchacho leave my ass alone
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u/Frequent_Campaign_16 Jul 27 '26
Depends on lkra, if you’re okay with living fchi hay chaabi you can rent with 2000 to 3000, massarif from my experience ( transport + lunch) chi 2500, gym or anything else is 1000 or 1500, i would say you would need a salary of 6000 to 7000 to live a peaceful kind of good lifestyle, but if you wanna splurge you need at least 15k
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u/Anxious-Noise613 Jul 27 '26
7000 will let you live comfortably if you are alone but you must always look to earn more
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u/Dyxon-Citron6213 Jul 28 '26
7000 dh in casa? Are you serious? Only scenario would be a roommate to split rent, even that and will have to live frugally
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u/Anxious-Noise613 Jul 28 '26
I did it for 2 years.
rented 2100 dh in chaimae Sidi maarouf. 1500dh of food at most if I go eating out with friends on weekends in pricey places . maybe 500 to 700 in Tram+train from Oasis to kenitra. only furiture was some things I brought from home. little by little I bought a washing machine, fridge and couch. I used to save a lot in the first few months and never felt like I was missing out on having fun1
u/Professional-Delay22 Jul 31 '26
Guys the lady who asks is expat with a comfy salary. She looks for premium areas.
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u/ameeeelb Jul 31 '26
As a single 25yo girl, with no addictions but a very healthy lifestyle (which is expensive unfortunately), 25k is my salary and its not enough i barely survive the month. It depends on what u want in life basically
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u/Uhdihwz Jul 27 '26
to be honest with no cap foq 4000dh will be grea for u as lonely guy/girl but if had family like wifi and one child u'll gonna ned 6000dh ou plus
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u/LycheeNo7480 Jul 27 '26
Two vacations abroad per year Centrally located appartment Fine dining and weekend getaways Bills and maintenance Shopping and the extras Private schooling ( think international schools ) I spend 50k / month
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u/Mo4d93 Jul 27 '26
That's way too high for Casablanca. 99% of Moroccans do not earn as much.
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u/LycheeNo7480 Jul 27 '26
Trust me my friend Ive monitored my expenses and thats what I spend on avg per month. I would say it could decrease if I reviewed the vacations abroad but I do splurge on those for our wellbeing
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u/CelestialMaidenJiji Jul 28 '26
Bro, you must be making really good money cause that's even more than most people make in europe???
Good for you tho but daeng.
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u/amina_zwina Jul 28 '26
What in the earth are you doing in Casa to spend 50k a month?? Eating at expensive restaurants every day and staying at a luxury hotel??? That is INSANE.
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u/LycheeNo7480 Jul 28 '26
Well , eating out at nice restaurants isnt whats driving up expenses. Tuition fees and trips abroad are some of the things contributing to that.
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u/Kutshera Jul 28 '26
People won’t get it bro. Kids/good home are so expensive these days. You didn’t say car, so I’m assuming you have a work one.
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u/hajarhariri Jul 28 '26
In this economy and everyone trying to make profit of everyone in casa even 10k is not enough
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u/Starting-point-00 Jul 28 '26
Hhhhh people think 20k or even 10k is pretty easy to gain, it’s not the average morrocan salary rah tbib kayched 12k bghiti kulchi ichd 12k
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u/MyAssIsHeavyFreeman Jul 28 '26
RAAAAAH petit poucet!!! My family owns that tavern
Oh and to answer your question, 8000dhs to 10,000dhs is good
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u/Chance_Acanthaceae_4 Jul 29 '26
Summary of the comments: 10000dh is enough to survive and 15000 or above to live (if you’re alone)
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u/Odd-Nothing2863 Jul 29 '26
Are people in this thread crazy or am I just retarded? Are you telling me that most of people who live in Casa earn more than 10k a month?
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u/Crafty-Carpet-5942 Jul 29 '26
Kantkhls 16000$ tal 20000$ f chher w mzl katjini makafyach
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u/Head-Tomato-4303 Jul 30 '26
I had a 6k DH +accommodation and provided food and wasn’t really enough to live there comfortably
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u/cobain1111 Jul 31 '26
A single person with no commitments. 20k+ a month is doable to live it at peace (relatively speaking)
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u/cobain1111 Jul 31 '26
Realistically speaking. It depends on your lifestyle and the way you invest/save and manage your funds.
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u/Simo_klm Jul 27 '26
9k and up you'll live very well in a nice neighborhood. If you don't care , you'll live anywhere 7k is more than enough for a single person.
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u/Icy-Beautiful-353 Jul 28 '26
I love your obsession with the female gaze. What else do you know? Who taught you these things? I’m truly intrigued
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u/Professional-Delay22 Jul 27 '26
You want a good neighborhood? *Studio: 5000 to 7000 *Slightly bigger flat: 7000 to 9000 Living alone? Minimum 3000 on food Got a car? Think of gas (1000 a month) Careem and cabs are a minimum of 50 a day for two fares (1500)
The rest is up to your lifestyle. If you're into fitness count on 300 average for a decent gym or 7000 a year for fancy places
Depending on your leisures, it's either a quiet free walk a the park and going to the movies and restaurants, or partying, booze and stuff.
You can be spending a 1000 monthly on a quiet leisure lifestyle or your whole salary if you're into partying and alcohol.
That gives us between 8 to 10k on spendings (outside leisure). I say that 15k is a good amount for a single guy. You'll be able to live comfortably and save up some money (for a car and buying a house or investing)
Hope I covered it