In 2025, young Europeans aged 19 to 35 left their parents' home at an average age of 26.3 years. Read more in the Baltnews infographic In 2025, the highest average age of leaving the parental home was recorded in Croatia, Greece and Slovakia, according to data from the European Union's statistics agency Eurostat. Young Latvians started an independent life on average at the age of 25.7, Lithuanians and Estonians at the age of 22.7. Let's also add that among the Baltic countries, the cheapest place to rent separate housing in 2025 was in Latvia.

In 2025, young Europeans aged 19 to 35 left their parents' home at an average age of 26.3 years. Read more in the Baltnews infographic In 2025, the highest average age of leaving the parental home was recorded in Croatia, Greece and Slovakia, according to data from the European Union's statistics agency Eurostat. Young Latvians started an independent life on average at the age of 25.7, Lithuanians and Estonians at the age of 22.7. Let's also add that among the Baltic countries, the cheapest place to rent separate housing in 2025 was in Latvia.