Places · India
Living in New Delhi
India · desert
New Delhi is a big city of roughly 30,000,000 people inland in India. The climate is desert. It keeps a balanced mix of locals and visitors and is considered very safe. A typical month of living costs around $800. Healthcare is reasonable, and the internet is fast enough for full-time remote work. People come here for history, food and eating out, art and culture.
Da segnalare: delhi–meerut namo bharat rrts. La sanità privata (4/5) è nettamente migliore di quella pubblica (1/5): metti in conto un’assicurazione. Starlink e l’internet satellitare non sono utilizzabili in questo paese.
At a glance
Who tends to love New Delhi
- Making a budget stretch further
- Feeling safe day to day
- Working remotely with reliable internet
- A genuinely good food scene
- Raising a family
- Anyone into food and eating out
All parameters
📈 Popularity & prices: Growing
Accommodation prices have moved about +36% in the last 5 years.
Estimates, for orientation only.
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Good to know
- • You will likely need a car to get around.
⚠️ The honest downsides
- •Malaria is present, mostly in rural areas and the wet season.
- •Rabies risk from stray dogs, think twice before petting animals.
- •Tap water isn't reliably drinkable, budget for filtered or bottled.
- •Air quality: PM2.5 averages ~50 µg/m³ (WHO guideline is 5).
- •Brutal summer heat is the norm; shade and AC matter.
Health, air (WHO PM2.5), water & crime figures are rough country-level estimates, verify for your case.
On the map
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