
Aleksandr Belov
Author and editor of the ultramodern-hotels.com blog
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?
List of countries | Average Monthly Net Salary (After Tax) in euro (€) |
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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 € |
List of countries | Average Monthly Net Salary (After Tax) in euro (€) |
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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 € |
List of countries | Average Monthly Net Salary (After Tax) in euro (€) |
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1. Greece | 692 € |
2. Lithuania | 664 € |
3. Latvia | 600 € |
4. Romania | 567 € |
5. Hungary | 550 € |
6. Bulgaria | 473 € |
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