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Can you afford it?

Tell us what lands in your account each month. We will set it against the four costs our city guides can actually source, rent, a desk, weekday lunches and getting around, and show you what is left for everything else.

Tallinn, a month

£771 to £1,670 for the basics.

Add your take-home pay above to see what is left.

RentAsking rent bands from an aggregator (Investropa, October 2026), Kalamaja and Mustamae up to Kesklinn and Kadriorg. Not specific to one-bed flats. EUR 550 to 1,500
£463 to £1,260
A deskLIFT99 Telliskivi flex to fixed desk, plus VAT; operator page, undated. EUR 225 to 275
£190 to £232
Weekday lunchesPaevapraad, soup and a main at bistros; travel blog, August 2026, EUR 5 to 8 each, 22 working days
£93 to £148
Getting around30-day public transport ticket. Free for registered Tallinn residents with a personalised Uhiskaart. EUR 30
£25

Estonia's Digital Nomad Visa (D visa) asks for about £3,340 to £3,790 a month in income. Check your own case

The Tallinn guideCompare every city

What is counted. Four costs, and only four, because they are the ones every guide can source: rent, a desk, a lunch on each of 22 working days, and getting around. Food shopping, bills, a phone, insurance, tax and evenings out are not in it, which is why the answer is what is left for everything else, not what is left to save.

Where the figures come from. Each city's guide, checked against official statistics, the operators' own price pages and dated listings. Each line says what it is. Where a guide only publishes rent per square metre, the line says what size flat it assumes. Last copied from the guides on 3 October 2026.

The exchange rates. The same daily feed as the visa checker, from ExchangeRate-API, last updated 20 October 2026. Pesos are converted at the official rate.