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Cost of Living & Prices:
Canada vs. Netherlands

Compare the cost of living and prices of goods and services, such as consumer goods prices, housing costs, average wages and more, to learn about differences and similarities between countries.

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Grocery

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Canada vs. Netherlands - grocery purchase prices. You would pay on average 1.13 times more for grocery shopping in Canada than in the Netherlands.

Apples (1kg)

One kilogram of apples costs 3.98 USD in Canada and 2.94 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 26.1% lower in the Netherlands.

3.98 USD
2.94 USD

Banana (1kg)

1 kilogram of bananas costs 1.13 USD in Canada and 2.57 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 56% lower in Canada.

1.13 USD
2.57 USD

Beef Round (1kg) (or Equivalent Back Leg Red Meat)

One kilogram of beef or similar meat costs 16.18 USD in Canada and 16.63 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 2.7% lower in Canada.

16.18 USD
16.63 USD

Bottle of Wine (Mid-Range)

A bottle of medium-grade wine costs 13.05 USD in Canada and 7.37 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 43.5% lower in the Netherlands.

13.05 USD
7.37 USD

Chicken Fillets (1kg)

One kilogram of chicken fillet costs 12.66 USD in Canada and 14.8 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 14.5% lower in Canada.

12.66 USD
14.80 USD

Cigarettes 20 Pack (Marlboro)

A pack of 20 cigarettes costs 14.5 USD in Canada and 14.65 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 1% lower in Canada.

14.50 USD
14.65 USD

Domestic Beer (0.5 liter bottle)

Domestic beer in a 0.5 liter bottle costs 2.73 USD in Canada and 1.72 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 37% lower in the Netherlands.

2.73 USD
1.72 USD

Eggs (regular) (12)

You will pay 3.47 USD for 12 eggs in Canada and 5.07 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 31.6% lower in Canada.

3.47 USD
5.07 USD

Imported Beer (0.33 liter bottle)

A 0.33 liter bottle of imported beer costs 3.25 USD in Canada and 3.09 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 4.9% lower in the Netherlands.

3.25 USD
3.09 USD

Johnnie Walker Red Label Whisky 0.7 Litre

A 0.7 liter bottle of Johnnie Walker Red Label whiskey costs 28.14 USD in Canada and 22.16 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 21.3% lower in the Netherlands.

28.14 USD
22.16 USD

Lettuce (1 head)

One head of lettuce costs 2.37 USD in Canada and 1.34 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 43.5% lower in the Netherlands.

2.37 USD
1.34 USD

Loaf of Fresh White Bread (500g)

One loaf of fresh white bread costs 2.69 USD in Canada and 2.4 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 10.8% lower in the Netherlands.

2.69 USD
2.40 USD

Local Cheese (1kg)

One kilogram of locally produced cheese costs 14.11 USD in Canada and 14.89 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 5.2% lower in Canada.

14.11 USD
14.89 USD

Milk (regular), (1 liter)

One liter of milk costs 2.6 USD in Canada and 1.56 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 40% lower in the Netherlands.

2.60 USD
1.56 USD

Onion (1kg)

One kilogram of onions costs 2.79 USD in Canada and 2.11 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 24.4% lower in the Netherlands.

2.79 USD
2.11 USD

Oranges (1kg)

One kilogram of oranges costs 3.33 USD in Canada and 2.2 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 33.9% lower in the Netherlands.

3.33 USD
2.20 USD

Potato (1kg)

One kilogram of potatoes costs 2.39 USD in Canada and 2.04 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 14.6% lower in the Netherlands.

2.39 USD
2.04 USD

Rice (white), (1kg)

One kilogram of white rice costs 3.57 USD in Canada and 2.61 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 26.9% lower in the Netherlands.

3.57 USD
2.61 USD

Smirnoff Red Label Vodka 0.7 Litre

A 0.7 liter bottle of Smirnoff Red Label vodka costs 20.66 USD in Canada and 15.84 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 23.3% lower in the Netherlands.

20.66 USD
15.84 USD

Tomato (1kg)

One kilogram of tomatoes costs 4.1 USD in Canada and 4.64 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 11.6% lower in Canada.

4.10 USD
4.64 USD

Water (1.5 liter bottle)

A 1.5 liter bottle of water costs 1.94 USD in Canada and 1.23 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 36.6% lower in the Netherlands.

1.94 USD
1.23 USD

Restaurant

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Canada vs. Netherlands - expenses on meals in restaurants. You would pay 1.25 times less for meals in restaurants in Canada than in the Netherlands.

Cappuccino (regular)

For a cappuccino in a restaurant, you'll pay 3.83 USD in Canada and 4.97 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 22.9% lower in Canada.

3.83 USD
4.97 USD

Coke/Pepsi (0.33 liter bottle)

A 0.33 liter bottle of Coca-Cola or Pepsi costs 2.14 USD in Canada and 3.59 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 40.4% lower in Canada.

2.14 USD
3.59 USD

Domestic Beer (0.5 liter draught)

Domestic beer with a capacity of 0.5 liters costs 5.8 USD in Canada and 7.03 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 17.5% lower in Canada.

5.80 USD
7.03 USD

Imported Beer (0.33 liter bottle)

A 0.33 liter bottle of imported beer costs 6.52 USD in Canada and 6.59 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 1.1% lower in Canada.

6.52 USD
6.59 USD

McMeal at McDonalds (or Equivalent Combo Meal)

A McMeal or similar meal at McDonald's costs 10.87 USD in Canada and 15.24 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 28.7% lower in Canada.

10.87 USD
15.24 USD

Meal for 2 People, Mid-range Restaurant, Three-course

A three-course meal for two people at a mid-range restaurant costs 83.37 USD in Canada and 105.48 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 21% lower in Canada.

83.37 USD
105.48 USD

Meal, Inexpensive Restaurant

A meal at an inexpensive restaurant costs 21.02 USD in Canada and 23.44 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 10.3% lower in Canada.

21.02 USD
23.44 USD

Water (0.33 liter bottle)

A 0.33 liter bottle of water costs 1.63 USD in Canada and 3.25 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 49.8% lower in Canada.

1.63 USD
3.25 USD

Fuel

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Canada vs. Netherlands - expenses related to fuel. You would pay 1.62 times less for fuel in Canada than in the Netherlands.

Diesel 1L

A liter of diesel costs 1.12 USD in Canada and 2.02 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 44.6% lower in Canada.

1.12 USD
2.02 USD

Gasoline 1L

A liter of gasoline costs 1.17 USD in Canada and 2.27 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 48.5% lower in Canada.

1.17 USD
2.27 USD

LPG 1L

A liter of autogas costs 0.93 USD in Canada and 0.93 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 0% lower in the Netherlands.

0.93 USD
0.93 USD

Transportation

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Canada vs. Netherlands - costs of transportation and public communication. You would pay 1.29 times less for transportation in Canada than in the Netherlands.

Monthly Pass (Regular Price)

The monthly ticket price for public transportation is 113.09 USD in Canada and 111.34 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 1.5% lower in the Netherlands.

113.09 USD
111.34 USD

One-way Ticket (Local Transport)

The one-way ticket price for local transportation is 2.43 USD in Canada and 3.98 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 38.9% lower in Canada.

2.43 USD
3.98 USD

Taxi 1hour Waiting (Normal Tariff)

The cost of a one-hour taxi stand/wait is 25.37 USD in Canada and 64.87 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 60.9% lower in Canada.

25.37 USD
64.87 USD

Taxi 1km (Normal Tariff)

The fare for each kilometer traveled is 1.45 USD in Canada and 3.47 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 58.2% lower in Canada.

1.45 USD
3.47 USD

Taxi Start (Normal Tariff)

The initial fare during a taxi ride is 3.62 USD in Canada and 4.71 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 23.1% lower in Canada.

3.62 USD
4.71 USD

Sports & entertainment

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Canada vs. Netherlands - costs related to entertainment and sports.

Cinema, International Release, 1 Seat

The ticket price for a foreign film in the cinema is 11.6 USD in Canada and 17.58 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 34% lower in Canada.

11.60 USD
17.58 USD

Fitness Club, Monthly Fee for 1 Adult

The monthly fee for entry to the fitness club is 56.32 USD in Canada and 56.14 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 0.3% lower in the Netherlands.

56.32 USD
56.14 USD

Tennis Court Rent (1 Hour on Weekend)

The cost of renting a tennis court for one hour on the weekend is 20.57 USD in Canada and 38 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 45.9% lower in Canada.

20.57 USD
38.00 USD

Flats for rent

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Canada vs. Netherlands - costs of renting an apartment. You would pay about 1.37 times less for renting an apartment in Canada than in the Netherlands.

Apartment (1 bedroom) in City Centre

For renting an apartment in the city center consisting of a living room and one bedroom, you will pay 1790 USD in Canada and 2412 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 25.8% lower in Canada.

1 790 USD
2 412 USD

Apartment (1 bedroom) Outside of Centre

For renting an apartment outside the city center consisting of a living room and one bedroom, you will pay 1531 USD in Canada and 2008 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 23.8% lower in Canada.

1 531 USD
2 008 USD

Apartment (3 bedrooms) in City Centre

For renting an apartment in the city center consisting of a living room and three bedrooms, you will pay 2922 USD in Canada and 4283 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 31.8% lower in Canada.

2 922 USD
4 283 USD

Apartment (3 bedrooms) Outside of Centre

For renting an apartment outside the city center consisting of a living room and three bedrooms, you will pay 2459 USD in Canada and 3245 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 24.2% lower in Canada.

2 459 USD
3 245 USD

Flats for sale

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Canada vs. Netherlands - costs of purchasing an apartment. You would pay 1.13 times less for buying an apartment in Canada than in the Netherlands.

Price per Square Meter to Buy Apartment in City Centre

For one square meter of an apartment in the city center you will pay 9015 USD in Canada and 10725 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 15.9% lower in Canada.

9 015 USD
10 725 USD

Price per Square Meter to Buy Apartment Outside of Centre

For one square meter of an apartment outside the city center, you will pay 7568 USD in Canada and 7986 USD in the Netherlands. The price of this product is 5.2% lower in Canada.

7 568 USD
7 986 USD

Salary

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Canada vs. Netherlands - average salary. The average salary in Canada is 1.42 times lower than in the Netherlands.

Average Monthly Net Salary (After Tax)

The average monthly salary after taxes is 3186 USD in Canada and 4535 USD in the Netherlands. The average salary is 29.7% lower in Canada.

3 186 USD
4 535 USD

Hotels

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Canada vs. Netherlands - prices of accommodation in hostels, guesthouses, and hotels.

One star

115 USD
164 USD

Two stars

124 USD
148 USD

Three stars

168 USD
127 USD

Four stars

206 USD
146 USD

Five stars

412 USD
270 USD

Average accommodation prices based on Expedia.com data • Update: 15 Dec 2024 (1 night stay for 2 people on 29 Dec 2024) • Canada: 20 cities, 1032 hotels • Netherlands: 20 cities, 540 hotels

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