Switzerland, Norway, Iceland, Japan, Denmark, Singapore, and Luxembourg are among the costliest countries due to strong economies and high living standards

Known for its high standard of living, Switzerland tops many lists due to its strong currency, expensive healthcare, and high housing costs

Rich in natural resources, Norway's high living costs are attributed to its robust economy, generous social welfare system, and high wages

Despite its small population, Iceland's isolation, harsh climate, and reliance on imports contribute to its high prices

A combination of dense urban areas, limited space, and a strong currency make Japan one of the world's most expensive countries

Denmark's extensive social welfare system, high taxes, and high wages contribute to its costly living conditions

Singapore boasts a thriving economy, high cost of living, and expensive real estate market. Its reputation as a global financial hub further drives up expenses