Germany
Germany

Frankfurt

Germany's financial capital and home to the European Central Bank is a compact, internationally-focused city with Europe's busiest airport. Frankfurt may lack Berlin's cool factor but compensates with exceptional career opportunities in finance, consulting, and professional services.

760,000 population
German (English widely spoken in finance)
EUR

Best For

Finance, banking, consulting, and professional services workers who prioritise international career opportunities and connectivity over cultural nightlife.

Monthly Temperature

165 sunny days/year

Safety

68
/100 · Safety Index
Detailed safety breakdown coming soon for this city.

Income

Median Gross Salary
60,000
EUR / year
Est. Net Salary
36,500
EUR / year
103
Cost of Living Score
Hamburg = 100 · 2-adult household
Rent17/m² city centre
Groceries— data coming soon
Transport— data coming soon
Dining— data coming soon

Family Fit

Good for families, with excellent public transport, parks, and proximity to the Taunus hills. International schools cater well to expat children. Housing is expensive in the city centre but more affordable suburbs are close.

Expat Fit

Highly international city with a large expat banking and finance community. English is the working language in most international firms. Post-Brexit, many financial institutions relocated from London to Frankfurt, bringing a surge of UK and international professionals.

Last updated: 2024-12-01

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