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Living in Bergen

In Bergen, the median gross salary is €5,121 a month (2025), rents across existing tenancies average €20.40 per m² a month (2025) and unemployment is 1.9% (2026).

At the start of 2026, the foreign population was 61,068. The unemployment rate was 1.9% in June 2026.

Last checked 2026-09-2430 sources

Population294,860people1 Jan 2026Official source · SSB table 11342: municipality population/area by region and year.
Median gross salary5,121EUR/month31 Dec 2025Official source · 12852: Monthly earnings, by region, measuring method, place of work and place of residence, sex, age, contractual/usual working hours per week, contents and year
Average net rent20.4EUR/m²/month31 Dec 2025Official source · SSB tabell 09895: Gjennomsnittlig leie per kvm, etter prissone, antall rom og år (Leiemarkedsundersøkelsen)
Unemployment rate1.9%country median 1.7% — 12% aboveOfficial source · NAV HL301 — fully unemployed by county and municipality, June 2026
Recorded crime6,410incidents per 100,000country median 4,460 — 44% aboveOfficial source · data.ssb.no
PM2.5, annual mean5.2µg/m³country median 6.3 — 17% belowOfficial source · EEA City Trend — annual PM2.5 mean within city administrative boundaries

Which Norway-wide rules apply when you move to Bergen?

National rules stay on the country page instead of being relabelled as city data.

Visa and entry rulesPassport-specific entry and national residence context.BenefitsCountry-wide eligibility and official application routes.Taxes in NorwayNational rates and thresholds that apply in Bergen.Healthcare eligibilityCountry-wide insurance and residence conditions.

Housing and cost

How much does it cost to rent in Bergen?

Average net cold rent is about 20.4 EUR/m² per month (2025), excluding heating and operating charges.

Published average over existing tenancies; a specific flat can sit either side of it. Asking-rent series, where present, are separate rows in the table.

  • Average net rent (nettokalt): 20.4 EUR/m²/month · SSB tabell 09895: Gjennomsnittlig leie per kvm, etter prissone, antall rom og år (Leiemarkedsundersøkelsen)19
What recurs every month5 published recurring costs, € per month
Bergen recurring monthly costs, € per month

€ / month

Utilities, 85 m² flat€235
Private kindergarten€206
Internet, 60 Mbps€66
Fitness club€39
Mobile plan, 10 GB€28

Supplemental estimate lane; these items are not official statistics.

Net rent across major citiesBergen highlighted among comparable cities
Net rent across major cities with Bergen highlighted

net rent, € / m² / month

Trondheim€21.79
Bergen€20.40
Stavanger€19.55
MetricValuePeriodSource
Fitness club membership, monthly38.56 EUR/month3 Aug 2026Numbeo30Supplemental estimate · Supplemental context
Grocery basket, monthly120.8 EUR/month3 Aug 2026Numbeo30Supplemental estimate · Supplemental context
Internet, 60 Mbps unlimited66.34 EUR/month3 Aug 2026Numbeo30Supplemental estimate · Supplemental context
Private kindergarten, monthly205.5 EUR/month3 Aug 2026Numbeo30Supplemental estimate · Supplemental context
Meal at an inexpensive restaurant22.13 eur3 Aug 2026Numbeo30Supplemental estimate · Supplemental context
Mobile plan, 10 GB28.22 EUR/month31 Jul 2026Cost of Living in Bergen. Jul 2026. Prices in Bergen30Commercial estimate · Supplemental context
Basic utilities, 85 m² home235 EUR/month3 Aug 2026Numbeo30Supplemental estimate · Supplemental context
Dwellings721 dwellings31 Dec 2025Statistisk sentralbyrå (SSB)21Official
Average net rent (nettokalt)20.4 EUR/m²/month31 Dec 2025SSB tabell 09895: Gjennomsnittlig leie per kvm, etter prissone, antall rom og år (Leiemarkedsundersøkelsen)19Official

Is Bergen a good place to live?

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Remote worker67%strong on work, weak on safety · range 59–75%
Skilled employee72%strong on work, weak on safety · range 64–80%
Student44%strong on education, weak on safety · range 37–51%
Family61%strong on family, weak on cost · range 54–68%
Retirement62%strong on air quality, weak on admin · range 53–71%

Worked out from these numbers

What does a 60 m² flat cost?

About 1,224 EUR a month in cold rent at the published average of about 20.4 EUR/m² per month, before heating and operating charges.

Heating, water and operating charges come on top, and a specific flat can sit either side of an average.

Source period: 2025

Is rent affordable on a local salary?

A 60 m² flat at the published average rent is about 1,224 EUR a month, which is 24% of the published median gross salary of 5,121 (2025). Gross, not take-home, and before heating and operating charges.

Source period: 2025

Work and income

What is the typical salary in Bergen?

The median gross salary is about 5,121 EUR/month (2025). The regional series (home-region basis, 2025) is a separate labelled row in the table.

City-scope median, gross, before tax and social contributions.

  • Median gross salary: 5,121 EUR/month · 12852: Monthly earnings, by region, measuring method, place of work and place of residence, sex, age, contractual/usual working hours per week, contents and year1
  • Median gross salary (regional): 4,934 EUR/month · 2026-08-27 · data.ssb.no1

What is the unemployment rate in Bergen?

The unemployment rate is 1.9 % (June 2026). Source: NAV HL301 — fully unemployed by county and municipality, June 202613

Unemployment across cities in NorwayUnemployment in Bergen is 1.9%. Of 177 cities with data, 60 have unemployment of 1.5 to under 2%.

Unemployment rate (%)

MetricValuePeriodSource
Fibre coverage92 %31 Dec 2025Nkom (Nasjonal kommunikasjonsmyndighet)14Official
Median gross salary5,121 EUR/month31 Dec 202512852: Monthly earnings, by region, measuring method, place of work and place of residence, sex, age, contractual/usual working hours per week, contents and year1Official
Median gross salary (regional)4,934 EUR/month31 Dec 2025data.ssb.no1Official
Unemployment rate1.9 %country median 1.7%30 Jun 2026NAV HL301 — fully unemployed by county and municipality, June 202613Official
Unemployment rate over time8 published observations, 2001–2026

Unemployment rate fell 32.1% between 2001 and 2026, from 2.8% to 1.9%.

What does a salary buy in Bergen?

Take-home pay after tax, minus rent and the everyday bills this city publishes. Each line names its source.

Bergen median gross pay: €5,121 (12852: Monthly earnings, by region, measuring method, place of work and place of residence, sex, age, contractual/usual working hours per week, contents and year, 2025-12-31).
Left over each month€2,259of €3,813 take-home
  • Rent
  • Utilities
  • Internet
  • Mobile
  • Left over
Line-by-line breakdown and sources
Each month€
Take-home payOECD Taxing Wages 2025, single, no children. Includes central and local income tax and employee social contributions; euro amounts at the ECB average for 2026-08.€3,813
Rent, 60 m²€20.40/m² · official · SSB tabell 09895: Gjennomsnittlig leie per kvm, etter prissone, antall rom og år (Leiemarkedsundersøkelsen) · 2025-12-31− €1,224
Public transport passnot published for this city—
Utilities, 85 m²€235 · market price · Numbeo · 2026-08-03− €235
Internet€66 · market price · Numbeo · 2026-08-03− €66
Mobile plan€28 · market price · Cost of Living in Bergen. Jul 2026. Prices in Bergen · 2026-07-31− €28
Left overbefore the bill this city does not publish€2,259
Take-home pay for other salaries and households Compare with another city Check a job offer in Bergen Salary needed to live in Bergen

Public employment service

No exact public employment office is currently linked to Bergen. The verified national service may still offer online registration, job search or an official office finder.

Country-level information

NAV employment service — Public employment service

Norwegian Labour and Welfare Administration (NAV)

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Country-level service information is not treated as proof of a physical office in Bergen. Sources checked through 10 Aug 2026.

Family and education

MetricValuePeriodSource
Children aged 3–6 enrolled in childcare94 %31 Dec 2024Statistisk sentralbyrå (SSB)22Official
International schools5 schools31 Dec 2025Utdanningsdirektoratet24Official
Schools86 schools31 Dec 2025Utdanningsdirektoratet25Official

School for children who move here. School is compulsory from age 6 to 16. Newly arrived pupils get support in the school language: særskilt norskopplæring (adapted Norwegian language education). How to enrol a child (regjeringen.no).

A country-wide rule for Norway; Bergen's school authority applies it locally.

Sources: eurydice.eacea.ec.europa.eu · 2025–2026.

Healthcare

MetricValuePeriodSource
Doctors per 1,000 residents4.5 per 1,00031 Dec 2025Helsedirektoratet8Official
General practitioners per 1,000 people0.92 per 1,00031 Dec 2025Helsedirektoratet8Official
Physicians per 100,000 residents450 per 100,00031 Dec 2024Statistisk sentralbyrå (SSB)23Official

Yes — migrants can receive medical care in Bergen when the national insurance or residence conditions are met.

Healthcare access follows the country-wide insurance rules; local capacity facts remain city data and are not used as proof of eligibility.

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Doctors per 1,000 residents4.5 per 1,000Verified 2026-08-27
Country rule verified 2026-08-03.

Safety

How safe is Bergen?

Police recorded 6,410 incidents per 100,000 (2024-2025). This counts all offences, so it is not comparable with a violent-crime-only rate from another source. Source: data.ssb.no2

Recorded crime across major citiesBergen highlighted among comparable cities
Recorded crime across major cities with Bergen highlighted

recorded incidents per 100k residents

Oslo8,790
Kristiansand8,170
Trondheim6,890
Drammen6,870
Stavanger6,540
Bergen6,410
Fredrikstad6,280
Sandefjord6,140
Lillestrøm5,790
Sandnes5,270
Bærum5,170
Asker4,500
MetricValuePeriodSource
Recorded incidents per 100,000 residents6,410 incidents per 100,000country median 4,46031 Dec 2024data.ssb.no2Official

Mobility and administration

MetricValuePeriodSource
Public transport monthly pass75.21 EUR/month3 Aug 2026Numbeo30Supplemental estimate · Supplemental context
Public transport score78 (0–100)27 Aug 2026Entur (derived)6Official

Language courses and integration in Bergen

2 exact course-location records are linked to this city. Check the linked source for dates, availability and enrolment.

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Climate and air quality

Monthly mean temperatures were 2.6°C in January and 15.5°C in July. Monthly precipitation was 256.3 mm in January and 157.5 mm in July. Annual PM2.5 was 5.2 µg/m³ at the end of 2024.

Is the air quality good in Bergen?

The annual PM2.5 mean is 5.2 µg/m³ (2024) — above the WHO 2021 guideline of 5 µg/m³ but within the EU limit of 25 µg/m³. Source: EEA City Trend — annual PM2.5 mean within city administrative boundaries5

Annual mean at the measuring site(s) serving the city; current-day readings differ.

Temperature through the yearAverage daytime high and night-time low, °C
Rainfall through the yearAverage monthly precipitation, mm
Air quality vs health guidelinesAnnual means against WHO 2021 guidelines and EU legal limits

City values from the published air-quality observations. WHO 2021 guidelines and EU limit values are published constants.

MetricValuePeriodSource
NO₂ — annual mean13 µg/m³31 Dec 2024EEA air quality statistics — NO NO2 annual mean 2024 (station Klosterhaugen)3Official · nearest-station reading
NO₂ — latest reading2.41 µg/m³15 Jul 2026Official NO2 latest published hourly observation for exact in-kommune background station input(s).16Official
PM10 — annual mean9 µg/m³31 Dec 2024EEA air quality statistics — NO PM10 annual mean 2024 (station Klosterhaugen)4Official · nearest-station reading
PM2.5 — annual mean5.2 µg/m³country median 6.331 Dec 2024EEA City Trend — annual PM2.5 mean within city administrative boundaries5Official
Average January temperature1.5 °C31 Dec 1991MET Norway (Meteorologisk institutt)10Official · nearest-station reading
Annual mean temperature (modelled)5.36 °C2001-2020NASA POWER 20-year meteorological and solar climatology11Modelled grid data · coordinate-grid estimate
Annual precipitation (modelled)2,717 mm/year2001-2020NASA POWER 20-year meteorological and solar climatology11Modelled grid data · coordinate-grid estimate
January mean temperature (modelled)-1.96 °C2001-2020NASA POWER 20-year meteorological and solar climatology11Modelled grid data · coordinate-grid estimate
January minimum temperature (modelled)-20.61 °C2001-2020NASA POWER 20-year meteorological and solar climatology11Modelled grid data · coordinate-grid estimate
July maximum temperature (modelled)29.33 °C2001-2020NASA POWER 20-year meteorological and solar climatology11Modelled grid data · coordinate-grid estimate
July mean temperature (modelled)14.06 °C2001-2020NASA POWER 20-year meteorological and solar climatology11Modelled grid data · coordinate-grid estimate
Daily precipitation rate (modelled)7.44 mm/day2001-2020NASA POWER 20-year meteorological and solar climatology11Modelled grid data · coordinate-grid estimate
Solar exposure (modelled)2.37 kWh/m²/day2001-2020NASA POWER 20-year meteorological and solar climatology11Modelled grid data · coordinate-grid estimate
Average daytime high by monthJan 4.72 · Feb 4.87 · Mar 6.89 · Apr 11.08 · May 14.95 · Jun 17.7 · Jul 19.65 · Aug 19.35 · Sep 16.13 · Oct 11.7 · Nov 7.64 · Dec 5.27 °C31 Dec 2020MET Norway Frost monthly observations — BERGEN - FLORIDA — 1991-2020 observational normal26Independent
Average night-time low by monthJan 0.567 · Feb 0.123 · Mar 1.26 · Apr 3.87 · May 6.91 · Jun 10.09 · Jul 12.44 · Aug 12.44 · Sep 9.91 · Oct 6.12 · Nov 3.11 · Dec 1 °C31 Dec 2020MET Norway Frost monthly observations — BERGEN - FLORIDA — 1991-2020 observational normal27Independent
Average temperature by monthJan 2.61 · Feb 2.36 · Mar 3.84 · Apr 7.14 · May 10.55 · Jun 13.47 · Jul 15.55 · Aug 15.42 · Sep 12.68 · Oct 8.66 · Nov 5.31 · Dec 3.14 °C31 Dec 2020MET Norway Frost monthly observations — BERGEN - FLORIDA — 1991-2020 observational normal28Independent
Average precipitation by monthJan 256.3 · Feb 209.5 · Mar 201.7 · Apr 140.6 · May 108.5 · Jun 132.3 · Jul 157.5 · Aug 207.9 · Sep 248.1 · Oct 268.1 · Nov 275.1 · Dec 289.9 mm31 Dec 2020MET Norway Frost monthly observations — BERGEN - FLORIDA — 1991-2020 observational normal29Independent

Population and city profile

The city covered 465 km² in 2026. Population density was 634 people per km² in 2026.

How many people live in Bergen?

The published population was 294,860 people in 2026. Source: SSB table 11342: municipality population/area by region and year.20

Foreign residents and their share come from different publications that count different groups (for example citizens of another country, or people born abroad, or of foreign origin), so 61,068 is not 14.1% of the population. Each row names its source.

Who lives hereResidents by nationality, % of population

Calculated from the population and foreign-resident facts on this page.

MetricValuePeriodSource
Cars per 1,000 residents415 cars/1000 residents31 Dec 2025SSB 07849 Personbil1 sum / SSB 11342 population17Official
City area465 km²1 Jan 2026SSB table 11342: municipality population/area by region and year.20Official
Foreign-resident share14.1 %31 Dec 2022Eurostat7Official
Foreign residents61,068 people1 Jan 2026SSB 09817 B-C / country background Total / Persons18Official
Population density634 people/km²1 Jan 2026SSB 11342 ArealKm220Official
Population294,860 people1 Jan 2026SSB table 11342: municipality population/area by region and year.20Official
Foreign residents over time7 published observations, 2008–2026

Foreign residents rose 323.1% between 2008 and 2026, from 14,433 to 61,068.

Additional context

MetricValuePeriodSource
Public electric-vehicle charging points3,200 points31 Dec 2025NOBIL15Official
Electric vehicles, share of vehicles70 %31 Dec 2025Statistisk sentralbyrå (SSB)17Official
Children aged 1–5 enrolled in kindergarten93 %31 Dec 2024Statistisk sentralbyrå (SSB)22Official
Registered cars122,239 vehicles31 Dec 2025Statistisk sentralbyrå (SSB)17Official
Public transport operatorsSkyss · Vy list27 Aug 2026Entur AS6Official
Universities6 institutions31 Dec 2025HK-dir (DBH)9Official

Alternatives for people set on Bergen

Three places for the three reasons people leave a city on the shortlist: stay in the region, stay in the country, or keep the budget and change the country. A percentage appears only where both cities publish that metric from the same source, period and grain. Distances are straight lines — travel times are not collected yet.

Bærum as a Bergen alternative in the same country

Better on 2 of 3 metrics measured the same way, worse on 0. Foreign residents cannot be compared like for like.

  • Recorded crime, per 100k: 5,170 Bærum vs 6,410 Bergen−19%
  • Median gross pay, region: €5,576 Bærum vs €4,934 Bergen+13%
  • Foreign residents: 25.5% (2026) Bærum vs 14.1% (2022) Bergenno percentage
  • Unemployment: 1.9% Bærum vs 1.9% Bergensame level
Full comparisonMore about Bærum

Valencia as a Bergen alternative in another country

Better on 3 of 3 metrics measured the same way, worse on 0. Rent and median gross pay, region cannot be compared like for like.

  • Rent: €8.20/m² (2024) Valencia vs €20.40/m² (2025) Bergenno percentage
  • Median gross pay, region: €1,888 (2024) Valencia vs €4,934 (2025) Bergenno percentage
  • Basic utilities, 85 m²: €140 Valencia vs €235 Bergen−41%
  • Transport pass: €35 Valencia vs €75 Bergen−53%
  • A meal out: €15 Valencia vs €22 Bergen−32%
Full comparisonMore about Valencia

Alternative cities in Norway

Other cities in Norway to compare with Bergen, nearest in population first.

All Norway cities
Trondheim218,460 residentsStavanger151,669 residentsBærum133,228 residentsOslo728,714 residentsKristiansand119,287 residentsDrammen106,013 residents

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Bergen in rankings

#1 of 30 in Major cities with the highest modelled annual precipitation #2 of 30 in Largest cities in Norway #2 of 30 in Major cities with the lowest modelled solar exposure #6 of 30 in Cities with the highest published annual rainfall #10 of 30 in Cities with cleanest air in Norway #18 of 30 in Major cities with the coldest modelled January mean

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Common questions

Answered from the published values on this page, each with its source and date.

How many people live in Bergen?

The published population was 294,860 people in 2026. Source: SSB table 11342: municipality population/area by region and year..

How much does it cost to rent in Bergen?

Average net cold rent is about 20.4 EUR/m² per month (2025), excluding heating and operating charges. For a 70 m² flat that is about 1,428 EUR a month before utilities. Source: SSB tabell 09895: Gjennomsnittlig leie per kvm, etter prissone, antall rom og år (Leiemarkedsundersøkelsen).

Is the air quality good in Bergen?

The annual PM2.5 mean is 5.2 µg/m³ (2024) — above the WHO 2021 guideline of 5 µg/m³ but within the EU limit of 25 µg/m³. Source: EEA City Trend — annual PM2.5 mean within city administrative boundaries.

How safe is Bergen?

Police recorded 6,410 incidents per 100,000 (2024-2025). This counts all offences, so it is not comparable with a violent-crime-only rate from another source. Source: data.ssb.no.

What is the typical salary in Bergen?

The median gross salary is about 5,121 EUR/month (2025). The regional series (home-region basis, 2025) is a separate labelled row in the table. Source: 12852: Monthly earnings, by region, measuring method, place of work and place of residence, sex, age, contractual/usual working hours per week, contents and year.

What is the unemployment rate in Bergen?

The unemployment rate is 1.9 % (June 2026). Source: NAV HL301 — fully unemployed by county and municipality, June 2026.

Is Bergen a good place to live?

Bergen may suit different people for different reasons. The page's profile scores compare published cost, work, housing, safety, healthcare and other available factors; they are a decision aid, not a universal recommendation.

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