Is it safe to live off-campus in Munich?

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Yes, when it comes to major European cities, Munich is among the safest with an average crime rate 37.5 crimes being reported for every 1,000 people, per data curated from multiple sources.

Moreover, Munich ranks among the top 5 the safest cities in Europe per Numbeo, as seen in the table below:

City	Crime Index
The Hague (Den Haag), Netherlands	20.0
Tampere, Finland	20.4
Trondheim, Norway	20.7
Eindhoven, Netherlands	20.9
Munich, Germany	21.2

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