Very informative vedio. Thank you very much. What I was thinking before this vedio was that electrical appliances should be bought from there because due to current Sri Lankan situation I thought they must be cheaper in UK. Can you please advise on that.
Thank you Umeja. Yes, you are right. It is very sad to admit that prices in Sri Lanka are rising fast every day compared to what they used to be. From our experience, it was way cheaper to buy electronics and clothes in Sri Lanka. But, it is not true anymore. Since we don't know the current electronic prices in Sri Lanka, I'll tell you the electronic prices in UK. So you can compare yourself. Prices may vary depending on your requirement. UK prices always include the government tax. * you'll get free Amazon Prime as a student. Rice Cooker: £20 (~ රු.9,000) (amzn.eu/d/0keMwwF) Hair Drier: £14 (~ රු. 6,500) (amzn.eu/d/4Mdah3N) Men's Trimmer: £20 (~ රු.9,000) (amzn.eu/d/4LqC7yY) Electric Kettle: £16 (~ රු.7,200) (amzn.eu/d/8Tz6NPY) Samsung S22: £644 (~ රු.290,000) (amzn.eu/d/8FPQlTw) * You can get a 10% student discount on AppleStores. MacBook Air: £999 (£899 with discount) (www.apple.com/uk/shop/buy-mac/macbook-air/with-m1-chip)
@@LifeTalesbySumu Thank you very much for providing this much of information to a single comment. Really appreciate this. I will compare the prices for sure but at once it seems to me like no point of bringing from here based on your information.. Again no words to thank you enough...If possible please include the shops you used to buy the things like clothes, winter boots, etc in Sri Lanka....in comments section..
As I remember, Ladies winter jacket: House of Fashion Ladies autumn jacket: Uptown - Liberty Plaza Ladies puffer jacket: Winter Collection Winter boots: Majestic city Bambalapitiya (A shop on the second floor) Trainers: Thilakawardhane shoes Men's winter jacket: Uptown - Liberty Plaza Men's Autumn Jacket: Uptown - Liberty Plaza Hoodies: House of Fashion Inner thermel kit: Petta & fashion bug Gloves ladies & gents: Winter Collection Thick socks: Uptown - Liberty Plaza Normal scoks: Kandy - Kadawatha Thick clothes for both of us which suit for winter: Fashion Bug, Thilakawardhane, Kandy, Uptown Scarf, winter caps ear plugs: Uptown - Liberty Plaza Travel Bags: Petta & Fashion bug Thick blanket: Kandy - Kadawatha Travel pillows: Miniso - CCC Winter slippers: Winter Collection - Petta
@@LifeTalesbySumu Wow...again Thank you very much dear..I'm glad I found your vedio...this is a huge help...I wish you and family all the very best..Take care...
Since we came in middle of the pandemic, we bought all books, color pens, highlighers, rulers, stickers and tapes. They were far cheaper in Sri Lanka than in the UK back then. Unfortunately, I can't comment on current prices in Sri Lanka because I dont have up-to-date price information.
Dear, UK walata enna kalin accommodations SL wala idan book karala process eka gana video ekak denna and vehicles, car license ganath, insurance ganath overall video ekak ona
" You must have a phytosanitary (health) certificate ( PC ) for almost all plants and living parts of plants, including all seeds for planting, entering Great Britain (England, Scotland and Wales) from non- EU third countries." www.gov.uk/guidance/importing-plants-fruit-vegetables-or-plant-material-to-the-uk
Uk wala current eke 240 v d, 110 v d akke.api use karana Induction cooker ekai, toaster ekai rice cooker ekai genna puluwan neda, pihi ema geddi aulak nadda. Anika akka, source pans wala metal part eka aulak wenne nadda
Hi Lakshika, Its 230V/50Hz electricity in UK. (Exactly similar to Sri Lanka). I don’t think that you need to bring the Induction cooker. Because, if you are renting a house, you might get kitchen appliances including Oven-cooker, Fridge-freezer, Washing machine & drier. Always check with your landlord before moving.
