26 MAY, 2023
Adhya Moona
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Switzerland has one of the highest costs of living in the world - high standards of living, excellent education & healthcare systems. Cost of living index: 123.35
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One of the most developed countries in the world, the rent in Norway's capital Oslo is quite high. Cost of living index: 100.9
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One of the most expensive Asian countries to live in. Singapore is known for its rich traditions, job opportunities & education. Cost of living index: 83.98
Danish cities Copenhagen and Aarhus are quite expensive to live in. People enjoy a high quality of life here and it is a relatively safe country. Cost of living index: 84.12
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In Israel, the prices of food and other basic home products are quite high. Tel Aviv is the most expensive place for expats living in the Middle East. Cost of living index: 88.05
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Australia in general offers a high standard of living, good education & healthcare to its residents. The people here enjoy high purchasing power. Cost of living index: 77.75
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A land of dreams, USA attracts a large number of immigrants from around the globe. New York is one of the most expensive places to live in. Cost of living index: 72.4
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Seoul is an expensive city to live in. South Korea has an easy way of life, bustling city culture mixed with laidback countryside. Cost of living index: 73.22
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Rent in France is more affordable compared to the everyday necessities such as grocery and healthcare, which is slightly more expensive. Cost of living index: 74.13
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While The Netherlands offers a high quality of life, it is not very tax-friendly. Personal income taxes can go as high as 49.5%. Cost of living index: 75.66