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Beauport, Canada

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Est. Monthly Cost (1 Person)
$2,050
Retiree Score
100.0
Safety Index
82.5
Healthcare
37 facilities

Living in Beauport feels like a quiet escape from Quebec City’s bustle while staying close enough for convenience. This riverside suburb thrives on manufacturing and food logistics, so expect a working-class vibe with steady jobs but limited nightlife. The Saint Lawrence River adds scenic charm, and Montmorency Falls Park offers a quick nature fix, though winters here are long and harsh.

Beauport’s merger into Quebec City in 2002 streamlined services but didn’t erase its suburban identity. Housing is more affordable than downtown Quebec City, but you’ll need French to navigate daily life—English speakers often hit language barriers. The population density keeps things lively without feeling overcrowded. Beauport works best for families or retirees who want Quebec City access without the price tag or chaos.

Can I afford Beauport?

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Beauport

You could save

950/mo

Savings Rate32%

Monthly Costs

Rent $1,050
Living (Country Average Adjusted)$1,000

Attractiveness Scores

FIRE Score
(i)
32/100
Retiree Score
(i)
100/100
Lifestyle Score
(i)
50/100
💻Nomad Score
(i)
50/100
Meets Canada Digital Nomad Visa Income Rule.
83
Safety
37
Healthcare
100
Walkability
100
Nomad

Grocery Basket

Milk (1L) *$2
Bread (loaf) *$2
Eggs (12) *$4
Rice (1kg) *$4
Chicken (1kg) *$12

* Estimated based on regional averages.

Eating Out

Meal (Inexpensive) *$16
Meal (Mid-range) *$24
Cappuccino *$3
Water (0.33L) *$1

* Estimated based on regional averages.

Utilities & Lifestyle

Utilities (mo) *$116
Mobile Plan (mo) *$19
Gym (mo) *$32
Cinema Ticket *$10

* Estimated based on regional averages.

Housing

1BR Center (mo) $630
1BR Outside (mo) *$689
3BR Center (mo) $1,110
3BR Outside (mo) *$1,078

* Estimated based on regional averages.

🧳 Expat Life

English Proficiency
Widely Spoken
Expat Community
Small
Top Neighborhoods
Courville, Montmorency, Vieux-Beauport
Best For
Expat families, Retirees

Expat Life Notes

Beauport is one of the oldest districts of Quebec City. It offers a blend of historic charm and suburban convenience, popular with those who want space while remaining in the city.

Pros

  • ✓ Near the Montmorency Falls
  • ✓ Historic architecture
  • ✓ Safe and quiet

Cons

  • ✗ Requires a car for most errands
  • ✗ Limited nightlife
  • ✗ French dominance in social life

🌐 Infrastructure & Lifestyle

Avg Internet
—
Temperature
—
Annual Rainfall
1373 mm
Coworking Spaces
—
Best Months to Visit
Jul, Aug, Sep

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Frequently Asked Questions about Beauport

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Beauport has a population of approximately 96,029 people.

A single person can expect to spend around $2,625 per month in Beauport, including rent. A 1-bedroom apartment in the city center costs approximately $1050/month.

The nearest airport to Beauport is YQB, approximately 14km away.

Beauport is considered relatively safe, with a safety index of 82.5. As with any city abroad, expats should research specific neighborhoods before committing to a location.

Beauport is ideal for families and retirees seeking affordable suburban living near Quebec City. It’s less appealing for digital nomads or those craving urban energy.

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