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✦ Cost of living

Sitges

Sitges, Spain

106
Overall cost index
US = 100
$1,300
Median 1-bedroom rent
+6%
6% above the US average

In plain terms: Sitges is about 6% pricier than a typical US city. A one-bedroom in the centre runs around $1,300/month.

Cities in Spain →

▤ Category breakdown

Index vs the US average — the line marks 100. Lower is cheaper.

  • Housing128+28%
  • Food & groceries100−0%
  • Transport72−28%
  • Utilities110+10%
  • Healthcare80−20%
  • Goods & services104+4%

Is Sitges expensive?

Yes, moderately. Sitges indexes at 106 against a US average of 100 — roughly 6% above it. That is above average without being in the top bracket, and which neighbourhood you rent in decides most of the gap.

Of the 92 cities we track, Sitges ranks #32 by overall cost — 60 of them are cheaper.

What a month in Sitges costs

One person

$2,670/mo

A one-bedroom outside the centre, modest everyday spending.

Couple

$3,790/mo

A one-bedroom in the centre, two adults sharing the bills.

Family of four

$6,460/mo

A three-bedroom in the centre, two adults and two children.

Monthly lineOne personCoupleFamily of four
Rent$980$1,300$2,280
Food & groceries$460$670$1,120
Transport$430$630$1,070
Utilities$220$330$550
Healthcare$220$330$550
Goods & services$360$530$890
Total per month$2,670$3,790$6,460

Estimates, not quotes. Rent comes from this city's own figures; every other line is a US-average household basket (shaped by the BLS Consumer Expenditure Survey) scaled by this city's category index. Your own total moves with the neighbourhood, your habits and whether you run a car. How we calculate these figures →

Good to know before you move to Sitges

Currency
Euro (€ EUR)
Languages
Spanish
Power
F · 230V
Driving
Right-hand side

Taxes

47%

Income tax

progressive

21%

VAT / sales

6.35%

Social (employee)

25%

Corporate

28%

Capital gains

$1,900

Avg net salary

per month

Visas & residency

Digital Nomad Visa and non-lucrative visa are popular expat routes.

✈ Schengen 90/180 for many passports.

Digital Nomad Visadigital-nomad

Remote income + Beckham-law tax option.

Non-Lucrative Visaresidence

Proof of passive income.

Permanent residence after ~5 yrs. Citizenship after ~10 yrs.

Relocation & documents

Where to look

Updated: · Sources: Economy: World Bank Open Data (GDP per capita, life expectancy, inflation) · Minimum wage (EU + Türkiye): Eurostat earn_mw_cur, 2026-S2 · Taxes: national tax authority / OECD (headline figures)

Cost of living in Sitges — in your currency

  • 1-bed rent, city centre$1,300
  • 1-bed rent, outside centre$975

Converted from USD at approximate rates (2026-09).

How we calculate these figures →

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? Frequently asked questions

Is Sitges, ES expensive to live in?

Sitges, ES's cost-of-living index is 106 (US average = 100) — about 6% more expensive than a typical US city — and it ranks #32 of the 92 cities we track. On our estimates one person needs around $2,670 a month and a family of four around $6,460, rent included.

How much does it cost to live in Sitges, ES?

Sitges, ES's cost-of-living index is 106 (US average = 100) — about 6% more expensive than a typical US city. A one-bedroom apartment in the centre costs around $1,300 per month.

What are the average living costs in Sitges, ES?

Living costs in Sitges, ES are about 6% more expensive than the US average — its cost-of-living index is 106 (US = 100). Monthly living expenses scale with that, and housing is the biggest line: a one-bedroom in the centre runs around $1,300. See the category breakdown above for where the money goes.

What is the average rent in Sitges, ES?

A one-bedroom in the city centre averages about $1,300 per month, and around $975 outside the centre.

What taxes would I pay in Spain?

Spain has a top income-tax rate of 47% and a VAT or sales tax of 21%. See the taxes section above for the full breakdown.

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Estimates use approximate cost-of-living indices (US average = 100) and are for general guidance only.