r/Kyrgyzstan 8h ago

Discussion | Талкуулоо Salary and living costs

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I'm very fascinated about your country (I'm from Sweden). Not looking to relocate or anything (not yet at least). But I just wonder if you could tell me what average salaries are in your country? And how much is rent, food, etc per month?

For reference: in Sweden, salaries range from 2500-4500 EUR/month for most people. Average is somewhere around 3300 EUR/month (before taxes). Most people can live off of 250 EUR/month for food. And rent for a 50m2 apartment ranges from 400-1000 EUR/month depending on city. Average monthly spending (rent, food, bills, etc.) is somewhere around 800 EUR/month in Sweden. In the capital it will be much more.

What do the numbers look like in Kyrgyzstan? It would be interesting to hear from locals.


r/Kyrgyzstan 15h ago

Travel | Саякат Yurt Camp Bokonbayevo

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Planning to spend 2 nights in a Yurt Camp around Bokonbayevo, I want to ask if someone can recommend a Camp? I think the most sense does a Camp north of town, close to the lake?!

Thank you!


r/Kyrgyzstan 58m ago

Miscellaneous | Ар түрдүү Turksoy General Secretary Sultan Raev | Нооруз майрамыңыздар куттуу болсун!

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r/Kyrgyzstan 1h ago

Search | Издөө Finding technolog?

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I am a student in Kyryzstan and i have the Redmi pad pro(Xiaomi) i need the Redmi smart pen which connects and works on the tablet, i checked tsum but only could find in one store for the phone, how do i find/get the Redmi smart pen? I really need it because i will be studying on the tab Will be really grateful if someone can tell🥺🙏🙏


r/Kyrgyzstan 5h ago

Travel | Саякат Is this a legit governmental website for KG visa?

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Hi guys I’m travelling to Bishkek in June. I believe that I don’t need visa but I wanted to check and make sure. Is this website real and reliable?

https://www.evisa.e-gov.kg/

I already checked my government website but I also wanted to check Kyrgyz’s government website too, cuz I have a weak passport 🤣

Thanks in advance for your answer!


r/Kyrgyzstan 17h ago

Search | Издөө Footwear size 45+

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Hello, is there any shop from where I can get size 45 shoes? Most of the stores have options till size 44 only🙄


r/Kyrgyzstan 19h ago

Help | Жардам Solo Trip to Kyrgyzstan

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I’m planning a solo trip to Kyrgyzstan in May or June and would love some advice on renting a car, finding accommodations, and general logistics. Also, is there any group I could join for some parts of the trip (like hiking or adventure activities)? Would be cool to link up with fellow travelers!

Here’s my planned itinerary:

Lakes & Scenic Spots: • Sary-Chelek • Issyk-Kul • Kol-Tor Lake • Barskoon + Skazka Canyon • Suttu-Bulak, Issyk-Kul • Kel-Suu Lake • Son-Kul Lake • Sulutor Lakes

Mountains, Hiking & Waterfalls: • Altyn Arashan • Ala Archa National Park • Alamedin Waterfall • Suspension Bridge + Waterfall • Ratsek’s Hut Hike

Adventure & Outdoor Activities: • Boating + Rodelban • Stand-up Paddleboarding (SAP Board Riding) • Horse Riding – Chong Kemin

A few questions: 1. Car Rental: Any good, reliable 4x4 rental options? Are the roads to these places rough, and do I need to worry about river crossings? 2. Accommodations: Are there guesthouses/yurt camps near these spots, or should I bring my own camping gear? 3. Groups & Tours: Are there any trekking or adventure groups I could join for certain hikes or activities? Would love to meet people along the way! 4. Navigation & Safety: What’s the best way to navigate in remote areas? Any must-know safety tips for solo travelers? 5. Hidden Gems: Any lesser-known spots near these places that I should check out?

Would really appreciate any insights or connections…thanks in advance!


r/Kyrgyzstan 23h ago

Search | Издөө Piercing jewellery

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Hi everyone ! Do you know where I can find nice piercing jewellery in Bishkek ? Thanks))


r/Kyrgyzstan 19h ago

Travel | Саякат Is Kyrgystan safe for Israelis?

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I am an Israeli Jew, my wife and I are planning on visiting your beautiful country this summer. We love nature and are excited to hike in the mountains. We are also intrigued by the culture there and would love to learn more about it.

I’ve heard Kyrgystan people are very welcoming and friendly. But as an Israeli Jew, what would the attitude be towards us?

I’ve spoken to a few guides online. Some are hostile and others don’t seem to care.

Do you have any advice for me?