Average Monthly Salary by Country 2025 (After Tax)

Average Monthly Net Salary by country refers to the average amount of money an employee receives after taxes and other deductions are subtracted from their gross salary, within a specific country. The average monthly net salary is influenced by various factors such as economic growth, taxes, cost of living, and government policies. It is an important metric used to assess the standard of living in a particular country and can vary significantly across different regions and countries.

Average Monthly Salary around the world 2025

As we approach the year 2025, a panoramic view of global economies reveals the dynamic pattern of average incomes around the world. This overview, determined by factors such as economic policies, employment trends and regional disparities, captures the essence of income outlooks in 2025 and provides a snapshot of the financial spectrum that defines our interconnected world.

Top 10 Countries with the Highest Average Salaries

Average Monthly Salary by Country 2025 (After Tax), Salaries and Financing
RankCountryAverage Monthly Net Salary
1Switzerland6,117.70 $
2Luxembourg5318.15 $
3Singapore5,059.86 $
4United States4,232.58 $
5Iceland4,120.01 $
6Qatar3,937.13 $
7Denmark3,529.32 $
8United Arab Emirates3,502.29 $
9Australia3,493.01 $
10Netherlands3,487.91 $
11Norway3,375.04 $
12Canada3,078.89 $
13Germany3,022.97 $
14Guernsey3,011.01 $
15Ireland2,983.15 $
16New Zealand2,982.76 $
17United Kingdom2,897.26 $
18Finland2,835.16 $
19Hong Kong (China)2,827.89 $
20Sweden2,720.44 $
21Austria2,688.35 $
22Belgium2,648.51 $
23France2,530.54 $
24Israel2,510.11 $
25Japan2,502.69 $
26South Korea2,297.58 $
27Kuwait2,025.95 $
28Saudi Arabia2,001.59 $
29Spain1,901.82 $
30Puerto Rico1,788.00 $
31Italy1,717.97 $
32Czech Republic1,641.42 $
33Taiwan (China)1,521.45 $
34Cyprus1,468.47 $
35Malta1,444.90 $
36Estonia1,435.09 $
37Slovenia1,350.65 $
38South Africa1,238.38 $
39Lithuania1,193.97 $
40Poland1,127.16 $
41Portugal1,098.79 $
42Slovakia1,076.02 $
43China1,068.44 $
44Croatia1,062.18 $
45Latvia1,049.14 $
46Uruguay971.90 $
47Hungary947.47 $
48Greece909.41 $
49Malaysia883.23 $
50Costa Rica857.18 $
51Bulgaria810.63 $
52Romania786.38 $
53Trinidad And Tobago784.91 $
54Panama744.06 $
55Mexico704.00 $
56Montenegro703.60 $
57Chile684.54 $
58Bosnia And Herzegovina659.07 $
59Palestine633.12 $
60Jordan619.07 $
61Jamaica615.87 $
62Serbia605.18 $
63Russia575.90 $
64India568.58 $
65Armenia553.94 $
66Thailand542.97 $
67Iraq537.95 $
68Ecuador511.30 $
69Lebanon502.75 $
70Mauritius501.22 $
71Belarus499.47 $
72Georgia490.36 $
73Kazakhstan487.94 $
74Guatemala476.89 $
75North Macedonia459.16 $
76Vietnam457.83 $
77Albania450.66 $
78Bolivia435.85 $
79Moldova433.63 $
80Kosovo (Disputed Territory)429.73 $
81Brazil418.80 $
82Turkey416.53 $
83Peru413.60 $
84Argentina412.99 $
85Morocco393.86 $
86Ukraine387.19 $
87Kenya384.99 $
88Dominican Republic382.81 $
89Azerbaijan367.31 $
90Indonesia339.98 $
91Colombia311.13 $
92Iran306.99 $
93Philippines305.67 $
94Uzbekistan304.27 $
95Tunisia303.10 $
96Libya275.02 $
97Algeria267.11 $
98Bangladesh251.54 $
99Ethiopia209.73 $
100Nepal197.73 $
101Ghana181.91 $
102Venezuela176.53 $
103Sri Lanka173.67 $
104Nigeria160.63 $
105Egypt137.78 $
106Pakistan132.65 $
  1. Online analysis tool for global poverty monitoring – World Bank/PovcalNet
  2. Indicators – World Bank
  3. Mean and median income by household type – Eurostat
  4. Measuring Global Inequality: Median Income, GDP per Capita, and the GINI Index – Giving What We Can
  5. Worldwide, Median Household Income
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