Experts have compared average salaries among Kazakhstan, Russia, Uzbekistan, and Germany. Kazakhstan’s average monthly salary is 289,500 tenge, while Russia’s is higher at 334,700 tenge. Uzbekistan’s average stands at 237,900 tenge, with Kyrgyzstan lower at 196,700 tenge. In Germany, salaries reach 1.5 million tenge.

A recent analysis conducted by experts has compared average salaries across Kazakhstan, Russia, and Uzbekistan, as reported by Ulysmedia.kz. The findings indicate that the average monthly salary after taxes in Kazakhstan is 289,500 tenge, equivalent to approximately $574.7. In contrast, Russia offers a higher average salary of 334,700 tenge, or $665.2, while salaries in China reach 469,200 tenge, around $931.4.

In Uzbekistan, the average monthly income is noted to be 237,900 tenge ($472.6), which is lower than that in Kazakhstan. Additionally, Kyrgyzstan presents an even lower figure, with an average salary of 196,700 tenge, translating to about $390.5. Beyond the region, the salary landscape varies dramatically; in Germany, average monthly earnings soar to 1.5 million tenge, or $3,000, with Australia boasting similar figures that reflect a high standard of living.

In summary, this analysis highlights the differences in average monthly salaries among Kazakhstan, Russia, Uzbekistan, and Germany. Kazakhstan’s average salary stands distinctively in the middle, being higher than those in Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan but lower than that of Russia and significantly below Germany and Australia. Such comparisons provide insight into economic conditions and wage expectations across these countries.

Original Source: zamin.uz

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