Germany The government is raising excise taxes on tobacco products so that by 2030, a standard pack of twenty cigarettes should cost an average of 11,78 euros. Currently, the price is around 8,5 euros.
Serbia is counted in the countries where it is duvan among the cheapest in Europe.
On Monday (July 13), the excise tax was re-aligned in Serbia, so that the price of cigarettes went up by about 10 dinars per pack. According to the Decree, the minimum excise duty per package was set at 245 dinars in March.
Balkans for smokers
According to the portal Cost of Living , which compares the cost of living around the world, the price of a pack Marlboro in Serbia, before adjustment, it was 3,92 euros, which places it in 30th place out of 39 ranked European countries.
The same cigarettes are the most expensive in Great Britain (20,81 euros), Ireland (18) and Norway (14,93).
The Balkans are an oasis for smokers. In Serbia's neighborhood, cigarettes are more expensive in Hungary (6,96 euros), Romania (5,54), Croatia (5) and Albania (4,07).
They are cheaper in Montenegro (3,8), Bulgaria (3,48), BiH (3,34), Kosovo (3,15) and Macedonia (2,92).
Chick smokes in Australia
The cheapest cigarettes are in Eastern Europe, in Russia, Ukraine and Belarus, while Turkey is in a category of its own with a price of only 1,96 euros.
As for the world image, the absolute champion of expensiveness is Australia, where a pack of Marlboro costs as much as 31,6 euros.
Of the hundreds of countries listed, the cheapest to smoke is in Nigeria (0,64 euros), Vietnam (1,17) and Iraq (1,68).
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