EU countries by household disposable income per inhabitant

Name: EU countries by household disposable income per inhabitant, 2013
Creator: Eurostat, European Commission
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Luxembourg had the highest household disposable income per inhabitant of 27 EU countries in 2013, at €31,500. Bulgaria had the lowest, at €3,600. The median was €10,600 and the figure for the European Union (27) was €14,900. Source: Eurostat, European Commission.

Highest31,500Luxembourg

Lowest3,600Bulgaria

Median10,60027 EU countries

European Union (27)14,900History

All EU countries, 2013

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EUR. Source: Eurostat. Retrieved 2026-10-09.

Full ranking

Rank	EU countries	2013 EUR	Change on 2012
1	Luxembourg	31,500	+3.6%
2	Sweden	22,600	+2.3%
3	Austria	21,000	-1.4%
4	Germany	20,400	+1.5%
5	Finland	19,700	+1.5%
6	Denmark	19,600	+1%
7	Belgium	19,400	+0.5%
8	France	18,700	-0.5%
9	Ireland	18,200	-0.5%
10	Netherlands	17,400	+0.6%
11	Italy	16,700	0%
12	Cyprus	14,100	-4.7%
13	Spain	13,500	+0.7%
14	Portugal	10,600	0%
15	Malta	10,500	+5%
16	Slovenia	9,900	0%
17	Greece Provisional	9,600	-5.9%
18	Czechia	7,900	-3.7%
19	Estonia	7,300	+10.6%
19	Slovakia	7,300	0%
21	Lithuania	6,800	+6.3%
22	Poland	6,400	+1.6%
23	Croatia	6,100	-1.6%
24	Latvia	5,900	+3.5%
25	Hungary	5,700	+1.8%
26	Romania	3,900	+2.6%
27	Bulgaria	3,600	+5.9%

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About this ranking

Net disposable income of the household sector (balance of primary and secondary income, B6N) divided by the resident population, EUR per inhabitant (Eurostat regional household accounts).

A national accounts measure: it includes income in kind such as imputed rent of owner-occupiers, so it is higher than survey or tax based income such as net_income_per_person (INE). Prices differ between countries; for comparisons of living standards use household_disposable_income_per_capita_pps. Recent years are often provisional or estimated.

Every value in the ranking comes from the same publisher and the same period, so the EU countries are compared on one definition. Equal values share a rank.

How to cite

Eurostat. Income of households by NUTS 2 region, net disposable income, EUR per inhabitant (nama_10r_2hhinc). https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/databrowser/view/nama_10r_2hhinc/default/table. Retrieved 2026-10-09.

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Questions

Which EU country has the highest household disposable income per inhabitant?

Luxembourg, with €31,500 in 2013, according to Eurostat, European Commission.

Which EU country has the lowest household disposable income per inhabitant?

Bulgaria, with €3,600 in 2013.

Where does this ranking come from?

Every value comes from one source and one period, so the places are comparable: Eurostat, European Commission, Income of households by NUTS 2 region, net disposable income, EUR per inhabitant (nama_10r_2hhinc). Retrieved 2026-10-09.