Countries in Europe (European Union) with high and low salaries in 2018

In this article, we will examine the poorest and richest countries in Europe (the European Union) in terms of the net average wages. The European Union includes 28 countries: Bulgaria, Romania, Luxembourg, Germany, France, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Portugal, Sweden, Belgium, Finland, Denmark, Slovenia, Slovakia, Greece, Cyprus, Spain, Italy, Czech Republic, Ireland, Great Britain, Austria, Netherlands, Poland, Hungary. Which of the above countries have the highest and lowest salaries?

№ 1. Countries in Europe (European Union) with the highest salaries and living standards

List of countries	Average Monthly Net Salary (After Tax) in euro (€)
1. Luxembourg	2980 €
2. Denmark	2590 €
3. Finland	2241 €
4. Germany	2222 €
5. Netherlands	2176 €
6. Ireland	2160 €
7. Sweden	2106 €
8. United Kingdom	2014 €
9. France	1919 €
10. Belgium	1851 €
11. Austria	1840 €

№ 2. Countries with average European salaries and living standards

List of countries	Average Monthly Net Salary (After Tax) in euro (€)
1. Italy	1410 €
2. Spain	1290 €
3. Cyprus	1233 €
4. Malta	1134 €
5. Slovenia	1034 €
6. Estonia	940 €
7. Czech Republic	890 €
8. Portugal	803 €
9. Slovakia	790 €
10. Poland	780 €

№ 3. Countries with the lowest salaries and living standards in the European Union

List of countries	Average Monthly Net Salary (After Tax) in euro (€)
1. Greece	692 €
2. Lithuania	664 €
3. Latvia	600 €
4. Romania	567 €
5. Hungary	550 €
6. Bulgaria	473 €