How Iceland compares across key indices
Cost of Living
113 vs NYC
100 = NYC
Safety Index
86/100
Healthcare
76/100
Quality of Life
179/200
How far your money goes in Iceland
Cost of Living
113
100 = NYC baseline
Rent Index
85
100 = NYC rent
Groceries
113
100 = NYC groceries
Restaurant Prices
119
100 = NYC dining
How safe residents feel in Iceland - based on surveys of people living there
Safety Index
86/100
Crime Index
5/100
Lower is better
0 point drop from day to night
Iceland has 6 cities with Freedom Abroad estimates. Monthly costs for a single person range from $2,239 in Kópavogur to $2,640 in Reykjavík. Kópavogur leads on safety, scoring 90/100. Kópavogur ranks highest for quality of life at 175/200.
Kópavogur
$2,239/mo
Kópavogur
90/100
Kópavogur
175/200
Reykjavík
79/100
| City | Monthly Cost | Safety | Quality of Life | Healthcare | Pollution |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reykjavík | $2,640 | 86/100 | 172/200 | 79/100 | 9 |
| Kópavogur | $2,239 | 90/100 | 175/200 | 72/100 | 5 |
| Hafnarfjörður | $2,239 | 90/100 | 175/200 | 72/100 | 5 |
| Reykjanesbær | $2,239 | 90/100 | 175/200 | 72/100 | 5 |
| Akureyri | $2,239 | 90/100 | 175/200 | 72/100 | 5 |
| Keflavík | $2,239 | 90/100 | 175/200 | 72/100 | 5 |
Freedom Abroad estimates are modeled for a single person including rent. Pollution: lower score = cleaner air. Click column headers to sort.
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Air quality, water, and environmental conditions in Iceland
Pollution Index
10/100
Lower is better
PM2.5
5.1ug/m3
Good
Based on 0 survey responses. Perception scores are 0–100 where higher is better unless noted.
Common questions about living in Iceland, answered with data
Iceland has a cost of living index of 113 relative to New York City (100). It is on par with or more expensive than major US cities. Monthly costs for a single person start around $2,640 in Reykjavík.
Iceland has a safety index of 86/100, making it very safe for expats and travellers. Among cities with data, Reykjavík scores highest on safety at 86/100.
Reykjavík ranks highest for quality of life in Iceland, scoring 172/200 in Freedom Abroad's modeled quality-of-life estimate. Monthly costs there run around $2,640/mo for a single person.
Iceland scores 76/100 in Freedom Abroad's modeled healthcare estimate, making it excellent by global standards. This estimate reflects open public indicators for health outcomes and system capacity.
Iceland has a pollution index of 10/100 (lower = cleaner). This is relatively clean by global standards, making it appealing for those prioritising air quality and outdoor lifestyle.
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