Valencia
SpainThe historic center and Mediterranean beaches are separate parts of the city.
- Monthly total · scenario
- 4,802 USD
- Housing
- 1,518 USD
- Food
- 884 USD
- Schooling
- 850 USD
- Transport
- 125 USD
- Health insurance
- 318 USD
YOUR MOVE, YOUR PRIORITIES
Family budgets in Valencia, Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok and Porto: two-bedroom rental, private school, transport and health insurance.
Valencia, Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok and Porto use one scenario: two adults, a seven-year-old child, two bedrooms and private school. The cards calculate housing, food, education, transport and insurance separately, showing both the total and differences between spending categories.
An editorial shortlist of four XPATUS cities in a fixed order, not a ranking of the best or safest countries for children.
Editorial scenario: 2 adults and a 7-year-old child, 2 bedrooms, rented housing, private school, public transport, balanced lifestyle, no pets or vehicle purchase.
Amounts come from the XPATUS calculator using editorial assumptions without a market-price verification date. These are not quotes or national averages. One-off moving costs and taxes are excluded; change the calculator profile for your own household.
The historic center and Mediterranean beaches are separate parts of the city.
A major inland city, not on the sea coast.
A major city on the Chao Phraya River, not a sea-beach destination.
On the Douro by the Atlantic: milder summers and wetter autumns and winters than Lisbon (IPMA 1991–2020 normals). Ribeira is the riverfront centre; Foz faces the ocean.
Yes: this scenario includes private school for a 7-year-old. This is an editorial assumption, not a particular school’s offer; admission fees are not separately modeled.
No. The neighborhood, school, commute and home can change the result within one city. That is why these are four named city scenarios rather than four national averages.
Set each child’s age, bedrooms, school and transport in the calculator. Do not multiply the entire household total by the number of children: housing and utilities scale differently.