List of European Union member states by average wage

This is a map and list of European Union member states containing monthly (annual divided by 12 months) net income (after taxes) according to average and median wages of full-time workers. The chart below reflects the average (mean) and median wage as reported by Eurostat and the EU-SILC Survey for 2018.[1] In less developed markets, actual incomes may exceed those listed in the table due to the existence of grey economies. In some countries, social security, contributions for pensions, public schools, and health are included in taxes.

Map

The countries and territories in purple on the map have net average monthly salaries in excess of €3,000, in blue – in the range of €1,500–€2,999, in green – €600 to €1,499, in yellow – €400 to €599, in red - below €400.


Wages by EU member states

EU member stateAverage Net WageMedian Net IncomedateAnnual Median Income €
Austria €2,639 €2,098 2018 25,176
Belgium €2430 €1,974 2018 23,686
Bulgaria €459 €299 2018 3,590
Croatia €756 €555 2018 6,659
Cyprus €1,742 €1,278 2018 15,336
Czech Republic €939 €757 2018 9,088
Denmark €3,033 €2,509 2018 30,104
Estonia €1,141 €877 2018 10,524
Finland €2,567 €2,045 2018 24,544
France €2,342 €1,852 2018 22,220
Germany €2,540 €1,893 2018 22,713
Greece €1,306 €655 2018 7,863
Hungary €719 €452 2018 5,424
Ireland €2,908 €2,077 2018 24,920
Italy €1,788 €1,403 2018 16,844
Latvia €709 €611 2018 7,333
Lithuania €722 €575 2018 6,895
Luxembourg €3,495 €3,356 2018 40,270
Malta €1,545 €1,232 2018 14,781
Netherlands €2,989 €2,001 2018 24,016
Poland €793 €548 2018 6,574
Portugal €1,122 €779 2018 9,346
Romania €667 €274 2019 3,284
Slovakia €770 €622 2018 7,462
Slovenia €1,080 €1,104 2018 13,244
Spain €1,784[2] €1,232 2018 14,785
Sweden €2,757 €2,128 2018 25,540
European Union €1441 €1,473 2018 17,673

See also

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References

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