At What Age Do Young People Move Out of Their Own Homes? When Do They Leave Their Family Home? There Are Striking Age Differences for Leaving Home Across Europe.
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While young people in the north of Europe leave the family nest and start an independent life as soon as they reach adulthood, the situation is completely different in the south of the continent and in the Balkans. The latest map with Eurostat data on the percentage of young people aged 25 to 34 who still live with their parents clearly depicts the deep economic and cultural gap that [...]
The age at which young people leave their families to start their own lives varies geographically. Eurostat data reveals that while independent lives are established at age 21 in the north, this age rises to over 30 in the Mediterranean and Balkan regions. In Türkiye, young people leave at age 28.2, while Montenegro holds the record at 33.3 years old.
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