Living in the UK: Food, Groceries, Travel and Miscellaneous
- parinaz00
- Nov 21, 2022
- 1 min read
Updated: Feb 20
So you've recently cleared your PLAB 1 exam, but are as to how to start preparing for the next exam, i.e., PLAB 2? If you're an IMG striving to get the GMC registration and work in the UK, you're most likely having many doubts (Re: Panic sessions) regarding Visa, Flights, Accommodation, Preparation Sources, Extra courses, Clinical Attachment, and more! Seems overwhelming, I know. Want to know how I know?
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Should we also consider converting our salary? I mean, if I am coming from India and want to live in the US, I should know how much I have to earn to maintain the same standard of living that I was experiencing in India, right?
<a href="https://purchasingpowerparitycalculator.com" target="_blank">Check this calculator</a> for more information on purchasing power parity.
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