Singapore is world’s most expensive city followed by Paris, Sydney, Hong Kong 11 Photos . Updated: 03 Mar 2015, 05:17 PM IST Livemint Singapore remains the most expensive city to live in, topping again the Economic Intelligence Unit's 2015 Worldwide Cost of Living Survey. India's Bengaluru is among the cheapest. 1/111-Singapore: Singapore maintains its most expensive city ranking for the second straight year. It is the joint most expensive place in the world alongside Seoul to buy clothes. AFP 2/112-Paris: The only euro zone entry in the top ten. Despite a weakening currency, Paris remains structurally extremely expensive to live in, with only alcohol and tobacco offering value for money. 3/113- Oslo (Norway): European cities like Oslo, Zurich, Geneva and Copenhagen, making it to the top-ten perhaps reflects that non-eurozone cities have become pricier in relation to their neighbours. 4/114- Zurich: European cities tend to be priciest in the recreation and entertainment categories, with Zurich the most expensive. 5/115- Sydney: Sustained strengthening of the Australian dollar has led to the ranking of cities like Sydney and Melbourne in the top-ten. AFP 6/116- Melbourne: Ten years ago both Sydney and Melbourne were cheaper than New York which is now in 22nd place. 7/117- Geneva: Geneva is one of the most expensive cities for food and household appliances. The cost of electronics is among the highest in the world. AFP 8/118- Copenhagen: The Danish capital has a very high standard of living. High income levels also lead to high prices of goods and services. 9/119- Hong Kong: A marked increase in the cost of living in many Asian locations has seen Asian cities make up half of the top-ten list. AFP 10/1110-Seoul: Seoul made a big leap. It was ranked 50th five years ago. Seoul is now the most expensive location for everyday food items. Pic: Wikimedia Commons 11/11The cheapest: Asia is also home to many of the world’s cheapest cities. Bangalore is the cheapest location in the survey. It shares the spot with Karachi, Mint