Jealoushe
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Sorry, but no. Her finances don't add up.
She took several trips last year. She had a low paying job. Now, she likely has tuition and living expenses, and she's at Whistler over Xmas break.
Poland is not significantly cheaper than any small Canadian city and the wages aren't higher.
How many people do you know with that lifestyle and a job? And we haven't even gotten into the Greenspan lawyer bills.
There's something fishy. No student without rich parents has that kind of disposable income. It just does not compute.
What trips?
Honestly it doesn't cost that much to travel if you plan it. She doesn't look to be wearing fancy clothes, or have her hair and nails done, no car etc. I don't think her lifestyle is that $$$. If she got accepted to Med school maybe she got bursarys for tuition? Maybe she is working during her studies, don't a lot of Med students do that?
Cost of living in Poland is 38.54% lower than in Canada (aggregate data for all cities, rent is not taken into account). Rent in Poland is 47.05% lower than in Canada(average data for all cities). From https://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/country_result.jsp?country=Poland
http://www.foreignersinpoland.com/cost-of-living-in-poland/
So yes, it is significantly cheaper to live there. Our dollar is worth 3x the PLN. So rent average in a 1000sq ft apartment is about $700 rough estimate.