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Highest Income in Moldova

Top 61 cities ranked by highest income

Highest Income — Moldova

1 Căuşeni 67 $6,800
2 Taraclia 90 $6,800
3 Călăraşi 66 $6,800
4 Briceni 70 $6,800
5 Leova 79 $6,800
6 Vulcăneşti 51 $6,800
7 Fălești 74 $6,800
8 Sîngerei 85 $6,800
9 Ialoveni 78 $6,800
10 Slobozia 58 $6,800
11 Bilicenii Vechi 85 $6,800
12 Codru 57 $6,800
13 Drochia 71 $6,800
14 Floreşti 75 $6,800
15 Hînceşti 77 $6,800
16 Strășeni 89 $6,800
17 Congaz 51 $6,800
18 Ceadîr-Lunga 51 $6,800
19 Edineţ 73 $6,800
20 Comrat 51 $6,800
21 Dubăsari 58 $6,800
22 Orhei 82 $6,800
23 Durleşti 57 $6,800
24 Soroca 87 $6,800
25 Ungheni 92 $6,800
26 Cahul 64 $6,800
27 Rîbniţa 58 $6,800
28 Bender 62 $6,800
29 Bălţi 60 $6,800
30 Tiraspol 58 $6,800
31 Chisinau 57 $6,800
32 Chiţcani 67 $6,800
33 Iargara 65 $6,800
34 Stăuceni 57 $6,800
35 Tvardița 90 $6,800
36 Şoldăneşti 86 $6,800
37 Teleneşti 91 $6,800
38 Ciorescu 57 $6,800
39 Criuleni 69 $6,800
40 Sîngera 57 $6,800
41 Blijnii Hutor 58 $6,800
42 Pervomaisc 58 $6,800
43 Cricova 57 $6,800
44 Ştefan Vodă 88 $6,800
45 Anenii Noi 59 $6,800
46 Otaci 81 $6,800
47 Vadul lui Vodă 57 $6,800
48 Mîndreşti 91 $6,800
49 Ocniţa 81 $6,800
50 Donduşeni 70 $6,800
51 Hryhoriopol 58 $6,800
52 Rezina 83 $6,800
53 Briceni 63 $6,800
54 Dancu 77 $6,800
55 Glodeni 76 $6,800
56 Dnestrovsc 58 $6,800
57 Basarabeasca 61 $6,800
58 Camenca 58 $6,800
59 Nisporeni 80 $6,800
60 Cimişlia 68 $6,800
61 Rîşcani 84 $6,800

The highest-income cities in Moldova represent areas where residents earn significantly above the national median. Căuşeni leads with a median household income of $6,800. These cities are often home to concentrations of high-paying industries including technology, finance, and healthcare.

High median incomes typically correlate with strong local economies, educated workforces, and proximity to major employment centers. Many of these cities are suburbs or satellite communities of larger metro areas, where professionals live while commuting to nearby urban cores.

While high incomes are attractive, they often come with correspondingly higher costs of living, particularly in housing. The gap between income and housing costs varies significantly across these top-earning communities.

Did You Know?

  • 1. Households in Căuşeni earn $6,800 — that's -91% above the national median of $75,000.
  • 2. Median household income has grown faster in suburban communities than in urban cores over the past decade.
  • 3. High-income cities often correlate with higher education levels — most of these cities have college attainment rates above 50%.

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