ะกost of living in Sweden for single person
Eating Out:
- Lunch Menu: $10.9
- Dinner in a Restaurant for 2: $67.6
- Fast food meal (equivalent to McDonald's): $8.59
- Beer in a Pub (0.5L or 16 fl oz): $7.01
- Cappuccino: $3.92
- Pepsi / Coke (0.5L or 16.9 fl oz): $1.95
Rent & Utilities:
- 1 bedroom apartment in city Center (40m2 or 430ft2): $837
- Cheap 1 bedroom apartment (40m2 or 430ft2): $643
- 3 bedroom apartment in city Center (80m2 or 860ft2): $1457
- Cheap 3 bedroom apartment (80m2 or 860ft2): $1083
- Utility Bill for one person (electricity, heating, water, etc.): $59.6
- Utility Bill for a Family (electricity, heating, water, etc.): $91.4
- Internet plan (50 Mbps+, 1 month unlimited): $30.6
Rent & Utilities:
- Local transport ticket: $3.22
- Monthly ticket for local transport: $77.2
- Taxi Ride (8 km or 5 mi): $22.3
- Gas / Petrol (1L or 0.26 gal): $1.97
Rent & Utilities:
- Milk (1L or 1 qt): $1.39
- Bread (0.5 kg or 1.1 lb): $2.4
- Rice (1 kg or 2.2 lb): $2.72
- Eggs (x12): $3.43
- Cheese (1 kg or 2.2 lb): $9.98
- Chicken Breast (1 kg or 2.2 lb): $10.2
Rent & Utilities:
- Gym Membership (1 month): $37.8
- Cinema Ticket (1 person): $13.7
- Doctor's visit: $30.9
- Haircut (simple): $23.8
- Brand Jeans: $85.7
- Brand Sneakers: $86.5
- Daycare or Preschool (1 month): $131
- International Primary School (1 year): $4400
Sweden cost of living vs US
Here's a comparison of the cost of living between Sweden and the United States:
In terms of after-tax salary:
Please note that these are estimates and rankings based on the provided data and can vary based on specific locations within each country. Additionally, cost of living and rankings can change over time.
- The average cost of living in Sweden is estimated to be $1479.
- The average cost of living in the United States is estimated to be $2317.
- Sweden is 36% less expensive in terms of cost of living compared to the United States.
- Sweden is ranked 33rd in the list of the most expensive countries, while the United States is ranked 8th.
In terms of after-tax salary:
- The average after-tax salary in Sweden covers living expenses for approximately 1.9 months.
- The average after-tax salary in the United States covers living expenses for approximately 2 months.
- Sweden is ranked 9th in the list of best countries to live in, whereas the United States is ranked 23rd.
Please note that these are estimates and rankings based on the provided data and can vary based on specific locations within each country. Additionally, cost of living and rankings can change over time.
Sweden vs Netherlands cost of living
Here's a summary of the information:
In terms of cost of living and rankings:
- Consumer Prices in Sweden: 8.1% lower than in the Netherlands (without rent)
- Consumer Prices Including Rent in Sweden: 16.1% lower than in the Netherlands
- Rent Prices in Sweden: 34.5% lower than in the Netherlands
- Restaurant Prices in Sweden: 11.1% lower than in the Netherlands
- Groceries Prices in Sweden: 1.3% lower than in the Netherlands
- Local Purchasing Power in Sweden: 9.6% lower than in the Netherlands
In terms of cost of living and rankings:
- The average cost of living in the Netherlands is estimated to be $1862, making it 26% more expensive than in Sweden, which is estimated to have an average cost of living of $1479.
- The Netherlands is ranked 19th in the list of the most expensive countries, while Sweden is ranked 33rd.
- The average after-tax salary in both countries covers living expenses for approximately 1.9 months.
- The Netherlands is ranked 4th and Sweden is ranked 9th in the list of best countries to live in the world.
