Wages in Poland

What wages look like in Poland

According to Eurostat, the average annual NET wage in Poland is €16,163 for a single person without children earning 100% of the national average wage (dataset earn_nt_net, 2025). That is 37% below the EU member-state average of €25,827. "Net" means take-home pay after income tax and employee social contributions.

Poland sets a statutory national minimum monthly wage of €1,139 gross (dataset earn_mw_cur, 2026-S1) — about €13,668 gross per year before tax.

Frequently asked questions

What is the average salary in Poland?

The average annual NET wage in Poland is €16,163 for a single person without children at 100% of the average wage (Eurostat earn_nt_net, 2025). "Net" means take-home after income tax and employee social contributions.

What is the minimum wage in Poland?

Poland has a statutory national minimum wage of €1,139 gross per month (Eurostat earn_mw_cur, 2026-S1). That is roughly €13,668 gross per year before tax and contributions.

How do Poland wages compare to the rest of the EU?

At €16,163 average net pay, Poland is 37% below the EU member-state average of €25,827 (Eurostat, 2025), ranking #22 of 27 member states. The EU member-state average shown is GeraJobs's simple unweighted mean of the published country figures, not an official Eurostat EU-27 aggregate.

Where does this Poland wage data come from?

From Eurostat, retrieved keyless from the official dissemination API: the minimum monthly wage from dataset earn_mw_cur (2026-S1) and the average annual net earnings from earn_nt_net (2025). Eurostat content is reusable under the European Commission reuse policy (CC BY 4.0 equivalent) with attribution. GeraJobs publishes the values verbatim.