Which is the most expensive country?

[Manne]

Which are the most expensive countries on our planet. Japan is known to be one of the most expensive countries in the world (I'm not sure if they still are?).

Any suggestions

[pras]

japan

here the list of the most expensive country to live in

Rank Country
1 Japan
2 South Korea
3 Russia
4 Taiwan
5 Norway
6 Hong Kong
7 Switzerland
8 Denmark
9 Argentina
10 China
11 Finland
12 Cote d'Ivoire
13 United States
14 Sweden
15 Venezuela
16 United Kingdom
17 Singapore
18 Oman
19 Jordan
20 Kuwait

[shubhranshu]

As per my personal experience among the countries I have visited, I will list like this: Taiwan, Japan, Hong Kong, United States, Denmark.

[enjoychina]

I think it is America.

I am a layman.

[gekkohq]

Dont miss out Monte Carlo, it ranks as the most expensive city in the world in 2009! Think about it, the casino, the Formula 1 Grand prix, the best yacht harbours, the stunning scenery....

[jennychic]

1.monte carlo
2.moscow, russia
3.london
4.tokyo
5.hongkong
from a record

[Lisa Wilson]

japan

Hello,

Hey me still think that its japan, here is lots of reply, lets see, what the majority say,
Anyways keep sharing and reading.

Have a nice time a head!

[larginejohnson]

According to me Tokyo and Osaka are the world’s most expensive cities.

[hienhp89]

I think USA.

[jennychic]

you mean NY, USA.

[Times]

Rank Cities Index (New York = 100)
1 London 120.2
2 Oslo 112.3
3 Dublin 105.2
4 Copenhagen 102.6
5 New York 100.0
6 Zurich 97.7
7 Geneva 96.0
8 Tokyo 94.4
9 Helsinki 92.8
10 Paris 92.8

[travelgeek]

hmmm, out of your list, I've only been to London and Paris.

London is really expensive, especially nowadays.

very hard for us Malaysians to travel there.

[Traveller]

In my point of view Switzerland is one of the expensive countries in the world it can’t afford anyone. Japan is also the expensive country in the world.

[bianca_dee]

I didn't know our country is a really expensive place to live in.

What is the criteria for being an expensive place to live in by the way?

[bianca_dee]

I just read an Article that stated Japan is. What's the real statistics here?