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Bern · Verwaltungskreis Interlaken-Oberhasli · BFS commune no. 589[8]

Coat of arms of Oberried am BrienzerseeOberried am Brienzersee

Left of CHF 100’000CHF 64’538per year, after tax, insurance and rent
Income tax[1]CHF 17’66517.7% of income
Health insurance[3]CHF 559adult, per month
Rent, 2 rooms[4]≈ CHF 924per month, estimate
Residents[5]48916.4% foreign nationals
Language region[12]Germanmajority main language
Nearest job hub[7]100 minto Thun

Single person, gross income CHF 100’000, median insurer, 2-room flat. See how Oberried am Brienzersee ranks for your household →
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Brienz (BE)HabkernNiederried bei InterlakenFlühli Brienz (BE)Niederried bei InterlakenFlühli Oberried am Brienzersee

Oberried am Brienzersee has 489 residents, making it the 272nd largest of the 334 communes in the canton of Bern.

16% of residents are foreign nationals, below the Swiss average of 28%.

With 30% of residents aged 65 or over, the population is older than the Swiss average (20%).

A single person earning CHF 100’000 pays about CHF 17’665 a year in income tax here, more than in any of its 4 neighbouring communes and among the highest quarter in Bern.

The median standard adult health insurance premium is CHF 559 a month, about the Swiss median of CHF 564.

The closest of our job hubs by public transport is Thun, about 100 minutes away on a weekday morning.

Living here

Sunshine per year⁠[13]
1’620 h
Less sunny than 70% of Swiss communes
MeteoSwiss, normals 1991–2020; average over where people live, terrain shade included
Winter sunshine, Nov–Feb (a fog indicator)⁠[13]
320 h
More winter sun than 75% of communes
MeteoSwiss, normals 1991–2020. Little winter sun usually means fog or a shaded valley; it is not a count of fog days
Residents with road noise above 55 dB(A) by day⁠[14]
13%
Less than in 50% of communes
BAFU sonBASE road noise model 2021; estimate from where people live
Residents with rail noise above 55 dB(A) by day⁠[14]
0%
Median: Bern 0%, Switzerland 0%
BAFU sonBASE rail noise model 2021; estimate from where people live
Residents in areas where heavy rain can flood the ground over 10 cm deep⁠[15]
9%
Median: Bern 7%, Switzerland 7%
BAFU surface runoff hazard map 2018; an overview, not an assessment of any building

Federal overview map only. For floods, landslides and avalanches at a specific address, check the canton's hazard map. Open the federal hazard maps here →

Income tax

Income tax 2026 (federal, cantonal and communal; no church tax) for an employee with gross labour income of…[1]

ProfileCHF 50’000CHF 80’000CHF 100’000CHF 150’000CHF 200’000CHF 300’000
Single, no children6’171
12.3%
12’619
15.8%
17’665
17.7%
32’723
21.8%
50’536
25.3%
89’946
30.0%
Married, single income, no children3’740
7.5%
9’285
11.6%
13’321
13.3%
25’565
17.0%
42’448
21.2%
80’448
26.8%
Married, dual income (70/30), no children3’220
6.4%
8’630
10.8%
12’516
12.5%
23’951
16.0%
38’746
19.4%
75’429
25.1%
Married, single income, 2 children511
1.0%
5’173
6.5%
8’683
8.7%
19’784
13.2%
34’928
17.5%
72’720
24.2%

Tax multipliers 2026: canton 297.5%, commune 194%. Church tax, if you are a member: Protestant 23%, Roman Catholic 20%.[2]

Health insurance premiums 2027

Monthly basic insurance premium, standard model, premium region 3 of Bern.[3]

Cheapest insurerMedian insurer
Adult (26+), CHF 300 deductible, without accident coverCHF 512CHF 559
Child (0–18), CHF 0 deductible, with accident coverCHF 119CHF 138

Rent

Average monthly net rent (without service charges and heating) paid by tenants, BFS Structural Survey 2023.[4]

FlatCHF/monthBasis
2 rooms
single
≈ CHF 924Estimate
3 rooms
couple
≈ CHF 1’131Estimate
4 rooms
family
≈ CHF 1’349Estimate

BFS publishes no rent for this commune, so these are estimates (≈), not measured figures: the canton’s average rent, adjusted for the type of commune. New leases usually cost more than these averages. How rent is estimated

Commute to job hubs

Median door-to-door time by public transport and on foot, weekday departures every minute 07:00–08:30, from the commune's busiest station. Includes waiting for the next departure.[7]

HubMinutes
Thun100
Bern124
Visp149
Fribourg152
Luzern158
Olten158
Biel/Bienne163
Solothurn166

Hubs more than 3 hours away are not listed. Commute to any commune or postcode: Ranking →

Compared with neighbouring communes

Single person, gross income CHF 100’000: income tax per year and median adult premium per month (CHF).

CommuneTax CHF/yr[1]Premium CHF/mo[3]Population[5]
FlühliLU14’4025011’918
Brienz (BE)17’0485593’264
Habkern17’373559625
Oberried am Brienzersee17’665559489
Niederried bei Interlaken17’665559348

Population

Residents489[5]
Foreign nationals16.4%
Aged 0–1912.7%
Aged 20–6457.7%
Aged 65+29.6%
Area20.12 km²[6]

Sources

  1. Source: Federal Tax Administration (FTA/ESTV), tax burden statistics 2026. Tax burden in the communes, tax year 2026; reference date tax year 2026; downloaded 2026-11-03. Licence.
  2. Source: Federal Tax Administration (FTA/ESTV), tax multipliers 2026. Tax multipliers (income tax), tax year 2026; reference date tax year 2026; downloaded 2026-11-03. Licence.
  3. Source: Federal Office of Public Health (FOPH), health insurance premiums 2027. Health insurance premiums 2027 (mandatory basic insurance); reference date 2027 premiums (published Sept 2026); downloaded 2026-11-03. Licence.
  4. Source: Federal Statistical Office (FSO/BFS), Structural Survey 2023. Average rent by number of rooms (Structural Survey 2023); reference date 2023 (Structural Survey); downloaded 2026-11-03. Licence.
  5. Source: Federal Statistical Office (FSO/BFS), STATPOP 2025. Permanent resident population (STATPOP) 2025; reference date 2025-12-31; downloaded 2026-11-03. Licence.
  6. © swisstopo. swissBOUNDARIES3D (swissboundaries3d_2026-01); reference date 2026-01-01; downloaded 2026-11-03. Licence.
  7. Timetable: opentransportdata.swiss; walking network © OpenStreetMap contributors. Public transport commute to job hubs (computed); reference date timetable fahrplan-2026-gtfs2020, 2026-11-03 07:00–08:30; downloaded 2026-11-02. Licence.
  8. Source: Federal Statistical Office (FSO/BFS), Swiss official commune register. Swiss official commune register (historicized); reference date 2026-11-03; downloaded 2026-11-03. Licence.
  9. Wikimedia Commons. Coats of arms of Swiss communes; reference date 2026-11-03; downloaded 2026-11-03. Licence.
  10. Source: Federal Statistical Office (FSO/BFS), language regions. Language regions (Structural Survey 2016–2020); reference date 2016–2020; downloaded 2026-11-03. Licence.
  11. Source: MeteoSwiss. Sunshine duration, climate normals 1991–2020 (spatial analysis); reference date 1991–2020; downloaded 2026-11-03. Licence.
  12. Source: Federal Office for the Environment (FOEN/BAFU), sonBASE. Road and rail noise by day, sonBASE (model 2021); reference date 2021; downloaded 2026-11-03. Licence.
  13. Source: FOEN/BAFU, cantonal building insurers (VKG), Swiss Insurance Association (SVV), surface runoff hazard map. Surface runoff hazard map (2018); reference date 2018-05-22; downloaded 2026-11-03. Licence.
  14. Source: Federal Statistical Office (FSO/BFS), STATPOP 2025. Population and households statistics (STATPOP) 2025, hectare data; reference date 2025-12-31; downloaded 2026-11-03. Licence.

Coat of arms: CHE Oberried am Brienzersee COA.svg, SpinnerLaserzthe2nd, Public domain. Shown to identify the commune; Vicinus is not affiliated with it.