This chart shows the number of years needed to work in Vietnam to buy a house in various European countries. The estimated house prices for each country were calculated by multiplying the Price to Income Ratio from NUMBEO by each country's GDP per capita. Then, these estimated house prices were divided by Vietnam's GDP to determine the approximate number of years needed. This calculation does not take into account living expenses, taxes, etc.
How Many Years of Work in Vietnam to Buy a House in Europe? 2009-2024
This chart shows the number of years needed to work in Vietnam to buy a house in various European countries.
Parsing Data
Data Source: NUMBEO
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Price to Income Ratio is a metric that compares house prices to household income, used to assess housing affordability.
| Rank | Name | Indicator |
|---|---|---|
1 |  Luxembourg | 258.64 yrs |
2 |  Switzerland | 253.74 yrs |
3 |  Ireland | 172.08 yrs |
4 |  Norway | 159.73 yrs |
5 |  Austria | 140.93 yrs |
6 |  France | 126.02 yrs |
7 |  Germany | 115.10 yrs |
8 |  United Kingdom | 109.39 yrs |
9 |  Malta | 102.93 yrs |
10 |  Sweden | 102.56 yrs |
11 |  Iceland | 102.48 yrs |
12 |  Netherlands | 102.05 yrs |
13 |  Denmark | 101.35 yrs |
14 |  Finland | 98.98 yrs |
15 |  Italy | 91.62 yrs |
16 |  Czech Republic | 83.16 yrs |
17 |  Slovenia | 82.44 yrs |
18 |  Belgium | 81.70 yrs |
19 |  Slovakia | 81.35 yrs |
20 |  Portugal | 78.96 yrs |
