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Czechia vs Cyprus

About the same — Czechia against Cyprus

Czechia67.02025
Cyprus66.92025

On national price levels, Czechia is about as expensive as Cyprus. Both figures use the United States as 100.

Where the difference actually sits

A single number hides the interesting part. These are the categories Eurostat prices for both countries.

CategoryCzechiaCyprusDifference
Overall consumption (incl. government-funded services)53.863.7 -16%
Food and non-alcoholic drinks89.0104.7 -15%
Bread and cereals86.1109.3 -21%
Meat86.988.3 -2%
Fish106.4101.8 +5%
Milk, cheese and eggs92.0130.8 -30%
Fruit and vegetables82.198.4 -17%
Non-alcoholic drinks89.5104.3 -14%
Alcoholic drinks90.4119.2 -24%
Tobacco92.471.9 +29%
Clothing and footwear96.497.6 -1%
Housing, water, electricity and fuel103.392.1 +12%
Furnishings and household equipment93.186.7 +7%
Health51.999.5 -48%
Transport83.487.7 -5%
Communication110.2101.0 +9%
Recreation and culture84.488.4 -5%
Education70.0138.6 -49%
Restaurants and hotels74.189.0 -17%

SOURCE·Eurostat — purchasing power parities (prc_ppp_ind)·Price level indices by consumption category, published on an EU27=100 basis and rebased here to US=100. CC BY 4.0.·REVIEWED AUG 2026

Before you use this to decide anything

  • These are national averages. Comparing two capital cities is a different question and this data cannot answer it.
  • Price level is only half of the decision. What matters is prices relative to what you would earn — see what the job pays in each country on PayLens.
  • The figures are indices, not prices. Nothing here is a quote for rent or groceries.

How the price level is worked out

  1. The World Bank publishes a purchasing power parity for household consumption — how much local currency buys the same basket as one US dollar — and the official market exchange rate for the same year.
  2. The price level is simply PPP ÷ exchange rate × 100. If a basket needs 1.50 New Zealand dollars per US dollar of purchasing power but the market hands you 1.65 New Zealand dollars for that dollar, New Zealand's prices sit at 1.50 ÷ 1.65 = 91% of the US level.
  3. Nothing is modelled, smoothed or estimated. You can reproduce every number on this site from two public figures.
  4. Where Eurostat also publishes a price level for the same country and year, the two are compared and the gap is printed — including when they disagree.

Full methodology →

SOURCE·World Bank — International Comparison Program·PPP conversion factor for household final consumption, and the official market exchange rate. CC BY 4.0.·REVIEWED AUG 2026

SOURCE·World Bank ICP PPPs + Eurostat price level indices·price levels derived as PPP ÷ exchange rate, see method·REVIEWED AUG 2026

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