Uruguay
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With a safety index of 47/100, Uruguay offers moderate safety conditions for expats and their families.
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14% above EU avg
27% below EU avg
9% below EU avg
16% below EU avg
Baselines based on EU averages. Source: Numbeo indices.
Capital
Montevideo
Timezone
UTC-03:00
Area
181,034 km²
Population
3,473,727
Uruguay shows a purchasing power index of 59/100, indicating moderate economic conditions for expats.
GDP
$71.18B
HDI
0.8
Quality of Life
61/100
+18 vs NYC
Purchasing Power
25/100
-17 vs NYC
Understanding the economic landscape is essential for evaluating living costs and opportunities in Uruguay. This comprehensive overview covers key financial indicators including cost of living, housing markets, income levels, and fiscal policies that shape daily life and long-term financial planning.
Life Expectancy
77.5
Population
3,473,727
Religions
Ethnic Composition
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Population
3,473,727
Currency
UYU
Timezone
UTC-03:00
Calling Code
+598
Week starts on
Monday
Gini Coefficient
39.7 (2019)
Traffic side
right side
Data Source: Safety, crime, and quality metrics are sourced from Numbeo, a crowd-sourced global database of reported data.
All scores are relative comparisons on a 0-100 scale, where 50 = global average. Higher scores mean better than average, lower scores mean worse than average.