PPP Salary Calculator
What your salary is really worth abroad, by Purchasing Power Parity
A $60,000 US salary buys the same life as about ₹1,190,335 in India. Compare any salary across 184 countries by real purchasing power, not the exchange rate.
How it works
Enter your salary
Type your annual salary and pick the country you earn it in.
Pick a destination
Choose the country you want to compare your standard of living against.
Read the real value
See the PPP-adjusted equivalent salary, based on World Bank price-level data.
Where these numbers come from
This PPP calculator converts salaries using the World Bank PPP conversion factor for private consumption, indicator PA.NUS.PRVT.PP, across 184 countries. The data was last refreshed on August 28, 2026.
World Bank data, named
Every figure comes from the World Bank PPP conversion factor for private consumption, indicator PA.NUS.PRVT.PP. Nothing is estimated by us.
184 countries
The calculator covers 184 countries, using the most recent year the World Bank reports for each one.
Refreshed August 28, 2026
The dataset was last pulled on August 28, 2026, and most countries now carry 2025 figures.
What is Purchasing Power Parity?
The exchange rate says 80,000 Euros converts to roughly 87,000 US Dollars. What it can't tell you is whether 87,000 USD in America buys the same standard of living as 80,000 Euros does in France. PPP answers that question by comparing real local prices.
Read the full explanationNot the exchange-rate figure, the purchasing-power-equivalent one.
Common questions
What is a PPP calculator?
A PPP calculator converts a salary from one country's currency to another using Purchasing Power Parity instead of the market exchange rate, so it reflects real purchasing power rather than just a currency conversion.
What is the best purchasing power parity calculator?
The best purchasing power parity calculator is one that names the dataset it uses, says how many countries it covers, and shows when that data was last updated, because those three facts are what let you check the result. This PPP calculator uses the World Bank PPP conversion factor for private consumption (indicator PA.NUS.PRVT.PP), covers 184 countries, and was last refreshed on August 28, 2026. A calculator that does not tell you which dataset and which year it draws on cannot be verified.
Is this PPP calculator free?
Yes, this PPP salary calculator is completely free to use, with no sign-up required.