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Colombia

GTA 6 in Colombia costs 41 hours of work

Quick answer: GTA VI Standard Edition is COP 339,900 in Colombia, about $107.78. A minimum-wage worker needs 41 h of work to buy it (5.1 working days).

Local price
COP 339,900
Standard Edition
In US dollars
$107.78
vs $79.99 in the US
Min-wage hours
41 h
#21 of 32
Avg-wage hours
33 h
#30 of 34

Versus the United States

3.7× longer

A minimum-wage worker in Colombia works 3.7x longer than one in the United States (11 h) to buy the same game.

Colombia41 h
United States11 h
01The ranking

Where Colombia sits

Ranked by hours at the minimum wage. 1 = most affordable.

  1. 18China34 h
  2. 19Malaysia39 h
  3. 20Russia40 h
  4. 21Colombia41 h
  5. 22South Africa50 h
  6. 23Philippines54 h
  7. 24Thailand54 h
See all countries
02Sources

Where the numbers come from

  • Pricexbox.com — Microsoft Store COP 339,900. PS Store Colombia lists US$79.99 (plus 19% IVA on digital services at checkout).
  • Minimum wageCOP 8,338/hour (Monthly minimum COP 1,750,905 for 2026 (Decreto 1469/2025, re-issued as Decreto 0159/2026; Consejo de Estado final ruling pending); transport allowance extra. Legal week 42 h from 15 Jul 2026 (Ley 2101) → divisor 210 h.) — portafolio.co
  • Avg earningsCOP 2,158,174/month (2025), SECONDARY: DANE PDF returned HTTP 401 to us; figure taken from a secondary report citing that PDF — verify before publishing. — dane.gov.co
  • DatasetData updated 2026-10-22. Download the full dataset
03Briefing

GTA 6 in Colombia

How much is GTA 6 in Colombia?

The GTA VI Standard Edition costs COP 339,900 in Colombia, about $107.78 at current exchange rates.

How many hours of work does GTA 6 cost in Colombia?

At the minimum wage of COP 8,338 per hour, it takes about 41 h of work — roughly 5.1 eight-hour days. At average earnings it takes about 33 h.

Is GTA 6 expensive in Colombia?

Colombia ranks 21 of 32 countries on the GTA VI Index for minimum-wage workers (1 = most affordable). It takes 3.7x longer than in the United States.