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Estonia vs Turkey: minimum wage in July 2026
In July 2026 the gross minimum wage in Estonia was €946 a month, against €621 in Turkey. In euros, that puts Turkey at 66% of this level.
Source: Eurostat, minimum wages · Checked: 12 October 2026
Estonia
July 2026
€946
gross, per month
- Per year
- €11,352
- Purchasing power (PPS)
- 935 PPS est.
Turkey
July 2026
€621
gross, per month
- Per year
- €7,452
Purchasing power: not published for this period
The gap
In euros
66% Turkey as a share of the level in Estonia
Estonia and Turkey over time
- Estonia
- Turkey
- Median of countries
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| Period | Estonia | Turkey | Median of countries |
|---|---|---|---|
| January 2024 | €820 | €613 | €875 |
| July 2024 | €820 | €568 | €882 |
| January 2025 | €886 | €708 | €965 |
| July 2025 | €886 | €558 | €966 |
| January 2026 | €886 | €654 | €1,011 |
| July 2026 | €946 | €621 | €1,022 |
- Estonia
- Turkey
- Median of countries
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| Period | Estonia | Turkey | Median of countries |
|---|---|---|---|
| January 2024 | 818 PPS | 1,014 PPS | 1,044 PPS |
| July 2024 | 818 PPS | 1,014 PPS | 1,094 PPS |
| January 2025 | 876 PPS | 973 PPS | 1,115 PPS |
| July 2025 | 876 PPS | 973 PPS | 1,147 PPS |
| January 2026 | 876 PPS est. | not published | 1,220 PPS |
| July 2026 | 935 PPS est. | not published | 1,229 PPS |
Every country, July 2026
Gross minimum wage per month, in euros, highest first.
- 1Luxembourg€2,771
- 2Ireland€2,391
- 3Germany€2,343
- 4Netherlands€2,338
- 5Belgium€2,234
- 6France€1,867
- 7Slovenia€1,482
- 8Spain€1,425
- 9Lithuania€1,153
- 10Poland€1,119
- 11United States€1,103
- 12Cyprus€1,088
- 13Greece€1,073
- 14Portugal€1,073
- 15Croatia€1,050
- 16Malta€994
- 17Estonia€946
- 18Czechia€923
- 19Slovakia€915
- 20Hungary€906
- 21Romania€825
- 22Latvia€780
- 23Serbia€743
- 24Montenegro€670
- 25North Macedonia€624
- 26Turkey€621
- 27Bulgaria€620
- 28Albania€531
- 29Moldova€313
- 30Ukraine€169
How to read these numbers
- All figures are gross: before income tax and employee social security contributions.
- Eurostat records the gross statutory monthly minimum wage on 1 January and 1 July. Countries without a national statutory minimum wage are not listed.
- Eurostat publishes minimum wages in euros, so figures for countries outside the euro area, Turkey included, also move with the exchange rate.
- PPS (purchasing power standard) is Eurostat's artificial unit that removes price level differences. It is not a currency.
- "est." marks a value Eurostat flags as an estimate.