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Cost of Living in Krakow, Poland

Historic university city. Growing tech scene, beautiful old town, very affordable.

Currency
PLN (zł)
English Level
Good
Healthcare
Public (NFZ)

Rental Prices in Krakow

1-Bedroom Apartment
zł2,700 - zł4,200
per month
2-Bedroom Apartment
zł3,500 - zł5,500
per month

* Prices shown are second-hand rental market rates, typical for expats.11 neighborhoods tracked. Source: Official government housing statistics.

Monthly Living Costs

Groceries
zł1,300
Transport
zł100
Utilities
zł765
Dining Out
zł500

Utility costs based on Eurostat Energy Statistics.

Popular Neighborhoods

Stare Miasto
Historic old town. UNESCO site, Rynek square, tourist central.
5 min walk•zł3,600+/mo
Kazimierz
Jewish quarter turned hipster hub. Cafes, bars, galleries.
10 min walk•zł3,300+/mo
Podgórze
Across the river. Up-and-coming, creative spaces, more affordable.
15 min tram•zł2,900+/mo
Krowodrza
Green residential district. Near Błonia park, families, quiet.
15 min tram•zł3,100+/mo
Nowa Huta
Socialist-realist district. Historic, affordable, unique architecture.
30 min tram•zł2,700+/mo
Dębniki
West bank area. Affordable, residential, growing.
20 min tram•zł3,000+/mo

Work Visa

Type A work permit for most jobs. EU Blue Card available.

Processing: 1-3 months

Relocation Costs

Usually 1-2 months deposit. Market is tenant-friendly.

Typical deposit: 2 months rent

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Data last updated: January 2026•View methodology

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