HOW FAR MONEY GOES

Where is everyday life cheaper?

Compare what the same goods and services cost in different countries. The numbers show relative prices, not a bill in euros or dollars.

100 is the average across the 27 EU countries. A country at 85 is 15% cheaper than that average, one at 120 is 20% more expensive.

These are official statistics and labelled estimates, with sources listed below. They stay separate from the costs people share on DimeTrace.

Showing 25 of 36 countries

Comparison range
IcelandPublished index219.1—2024
+119%
NorwayPublished index205.3—2024
+105%
IrelandPublished index204.5—2024
+105%
FinlandPublished index175.4—2024
+75%
SwitzerlandPublished index140.3—2024
+40%
FrancePublished index137.1—2024
+37%
NetherlandsPublished index126.9—2024
+27%
BelgiumPublished index124.2—2024
+24%
DenmarkPublished index122.4—2024
+22%
SwedenPublished index121.5—2024
+22%
EstoniaPublished index105.0—2024
+5%
LatviaPublished index102.9—2024
+3%
GermanyPublished index99.6—2024
At the average
MaltaPublished index99.2—2024
-1%
LithuaniaPublished index97.1—2024
-3%
GreecePublished index96.5—2024
-4%
PortugalPublished index94.2—2024
-6%
LuxembourgPublished index94.0—2024
-6%
CyprusPublished index90.6—2024
-9%
AustriaPublished index90.4—2024
-10%
CzechiaPublished index90.2—2024
-10%
SloveniaPublished index88.9—2024
-11%
CroatiaPublished index88.8—2024
-11%
ItalyPublished index87.7—2024
-12%
RomaniaPublished index87.1—2024
-13%

The line marks the EU average of 100.

Reference year 2024

Sources and licences

  • Eurostat · dataset prc_ppp_ind · CC BY 4.0; credit and changes required