In addition to EU member states, the survey also included Croatia, Turkey and the United States.

Eurostat said that Lithuania was in a group of countries with the lowest minimum wages, between EUR 100 and EUR 400 a month: Bulgaria, Romania, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Hungary, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Poland, Turkey and Croatia.
The second group comprises Portugal, Malta, Spain, Slovenia, Greece and the US with an intermediate level of minimum wages, from just over EUR 550 to just below EUR 1,000 a month.

The third group comprises UK, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Ireland and Luxembourg, in which the minimum wage was above EUR 1,200 per month.