PRICES IN FINLAND
Finland is a small European country with a population of just over 5 million people. It is one of the richest countries in the European Union with a stable economy, developed institutions of democracy and a high level of social security. The average salary in Finland exceeds 4,000 euros per month. Food and soft drinks cost about 20% more than the EU average, and prices for goods and services are about 23% higher.
PRICES IN FINLAND IN 2024
Product | Price |
Milk (1 liter) | 1.11 € |
Loaf of fresh white bread (500g) | 2.44 € |
Rice (white) (1 kg) | 2.47 € |
Eggs (12 pcs.) | 2.94 € |
Local cheese (1 kg) | 7.77 € |
Chicken fillet (1 kg) | 12.16 € |
Apples (1 kg) | 2.32 € |
Banana (1 kg) | 1.78 € |
Orange (1 kg) | 2.25 € |
Tomato (1 kg) | 3.81 € |
Potato (1 kg) | 1.22 € |
Onion (1 kg) | 1.65 € |
Lettuce (1 head) | 1.90 € |
Water (1.5 liter bottle) | 1.69 € |
Bottle of wine (medium level) | 13.00 € |
Local beer (0,5 liter bottle) | 2.91 € |
Imported beer (0.33 liter bottle) | 3.23 € |
Pack of 20 cigarettes (Marlboro) | 10.00 € |
Important. In Finland, wages, taxes and cost of living are slightly higher than the European Union average.
Goods/services | Price |
Public transportation | 3.00 € |
Monthly pass | 60.00 € |
Cab 1 km (normal fare) | 1.40 € |
Gasoline (1 liter) | 1.91 € |
Utilities (monthly) for an 85m2 apartment | 123.49 € |
Monthly mobile tariff plan | 26.17 € |
Internet (60 Mbps or more) | 21.32 € |
Fitness club, monthly fee for 1 adult | 41.51 € |
Tennis court rental (1 hour) | 23.63 € |
Movie theater (international rental) 1 seat | 15.00 € |
A pair of jeans (Levis 501 or similar) | 85.55 € |
One summer dress in a chain store (Zara, H&M...) | 34.08 € |
A pair of mid-range sneakers (nike, adidas...) | 85.96 € |
Pair of men's leather business shoes | 114.29 € |
Standard men's haircut | 26 € |
Tube of toothpaste | 2.29 € |
4 rolls of toilet paper | 1.62 € |
Rental apartment (1 bedroom) in the city center | 799.38 € |
Rental apartment (3 bedrooms) in the city center | 1,374.24 € |
Note. Price information is based on current data from official statistical offices and surveys of local residents in different Finnish cities.
In conclusion, the best cities to live in Finland are Tampere, Turku, Helsinki, Espoo and Oulu.
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