View source for List of countries by GDP (nominal) per capita

{{Short description|none}}{{pp-semi-indef|small=yes}}
{{see also |List of countries by GDP (PPP) per capita|List of countries by real GDP per capita growth|List of countries by real GDP growth rate|List of countries by average wage|List of countries by GNI (nominal) per capita}}
[[File:A Map of (nominal) gdp per capita in 2024 by country-nations.png|thumb|upright=1.6|Countries or territories by GDP (nominal) per capita in 2024
{| width=100%
|-
| valign=top |
{{Legend|#00008a|>$60,000}}
{{Legend|#003c00|$50,000–$60,000}}
{{Legend|#008f00|$40,000–$50,000}}
{{Legend|#00f900|$30,000–$40,000}}
{{Legend|#b3ff00|$20,000–$30,000}}
{{Legend|#ffff00|$10,000–$20,000}}
| valign=top |
{{Legend|#ffd215|$5,000–$10,000}}
{{Legend|#ff852f|$2,500–$5,000}}
{{Legend|#ff0000|$1,000–$2,500}}
{{Legend|#a30000|$500–$1,000}}
{{Legend|#660000|<$500}}
{{Legend|#b9b9b9|No data}}
|}
]]
Nominal [[gross domestic product]] (GDP) [[per capita]] is the total value of a country's finished goods and services (gross domestic product) divided by its total [[population]] (per capita).

Gross domestic product per capita is often used as a proxy indicator an indicator of a country's [[standard of living]]; however, this is inaccurate because GDP per capita is not a measure of [[personal income]] and does not take into account social and environmental costs and benefits.<ref>{{citation |title=O'Sullivan, Arthur}}</ref><ref>[https://www.theguardian.com/business/2009/sep/14/sarkozy-attacks-gdp-focus French President seeks alternatives to GDP], [[The Guardian]] 14-09-2009.{{cite web|url= http://www.beyond-gdp.eu/download/bgdp-bp-goossens.pdf |title=European Parliament, Policy Department Economic and Scientific Policy: Beyond GDP Study}}&nbsp;{{small|(1.47&nbsp;MB)}}</ref> Measures of personal income include [[average wage]], [[real income]], [[median income]], [[disposable income]] and [[gross national income]] (GNI) per capita.

Comparisons of GDP per capita are also frequently made on the basis of [[purchasing power parity]] (PPP), to adjust for differences in the cost of living in different countries. PPP largely removes the exchange rate problem but not others; it does not reflect the value of economic output in [[international trade]], and it also requires more estimation than GDP per capita.{{Off topic paragraph}} On the whole, PPP per capita figures are more narrowly spread than nominal GDP per capita figures.

GDP per capita does not consider differences in the [[cost of living]] in different countries, and the results may vary greatly from one year to another based on fluctuations in the [[exchange rate]]s of the country's [[currency]]. Such fluctuations may change a country's ranking from one year to the next, while the standard of living of its population might not change by as much.

Several leading GDP-per-capita (nominal) jurisdictions may be considered [[tax haven]]s, and their GDP data subject to material distortion by [[Tax avoidance|tax-planning]] activities. Examples include Bermuda, the Cayman Islands, Ireland and Luxembourg.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://itep.org/wp-content/uploads/offshoreshellgames2017.pdf|title=Offshore Shell Games 2017|author1=Richard Phillips|author2=Matt Gardner|author3=Alexandria Robins|author4=Michelle Surka|publisher=[[Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy]]|date=2017}}</ref>

Non-sovereign entities (the world, continents, and some [[dependent territory|dependent territories]]) and states with limited international recognition are included in the list in cases in which they appear in the sources. These economies are not ranked in the charts (except Kosovo and Taiwan), but are listed in sequence by GDP for comparison. Four UN members (Cuba, Monaco and North Korea) do not belong to the [[International Monetary Fund]] (IMF), hence their economies are not ranked. Kosovo, is not a member of the United Nations and is a member of the IMF. Taiwan is not an IMF member, but it is listed in the official IMF indices.

==Distorted GDP-per-capita for tax havens==
{{main|Corporate haven#GDP-per-capita tax haven proxy|Corporate haven#Distorted GDP/GNP}}

Many of the leading GDP-per-capita (nominal) jurisdictions are [[tax haven]]s whose economic data is artificially inflated by tax-driven corporate accounting entries. For instance, the Irish GDP data above is subject to material distortion by the [[Tax avoidance|tax planning]] activities of foreign multinationals in Ireland. To address this, in 2017 the [[Central Bank of Ireland]] created "[[Modified gross national income|modified GNI]]" (or GNI*) as a more appropriate statistic, and the OECD and IMF have adopted it for Ireland. 2015 Irish GDP is 143% of 2015 Irish GNI*.

{{quote|A stunning $12 trillion—almost 40 percent of all foreign direct investment positions globally—is completely artificial: it consists of financial investment passing through empty corporate shells with no real activity. These investments in empty corporate shells almost always pass through well-known tax havens. The eight major pass-through economies—the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Hong Kong SAR, the British Virgin Islands, Bermuda, the Cayman Islands, Ireland, and Singapore—host more than 85 percent of the world’s investment in special purpose entities, which are often set up for tax reasons. |author="Piercing the Veil", [[International Monetary Fund]], June 2018<ref name="imfx">{{cite web |url=http://www.imf.org/external/pubs/ft/fandd/2018/06/inside-the-world-of-global-tax-havens-and-offshore-banking/damgaard.htm |title=Piercing the Veil, FINANCE & DEVELOPMENT, JUNE 2018, VOL. 55, NO. 2 |publisher=IMF Finance & Development |date=June 2018}}</ref>}}

==Table==
''All data are in current [[United States dollar]]s. Historical data see [[list of countries by past and projected GDP (nominal) per capita]].''

''The table initially ranks each country or territory by its IMF estimate, and can be reranked by any of the sources.''

{{Static row numbers}}{{sort under}}
{| class="wikitable sortable static-row-numbers sort-under-center" style="text-align:right;"
|+Nominal GDP (in USD) per capita by country, territory, [[List of sovereign states|non-sovereign state]] or non-IMF member
|- class="static-row-header" style="text-align:center;"
! style="width:17.5em;" | Country/Territory
! style="width:7.5em;" | [[International Monetary Fund|IMF]]<br>(2025){{Efn|The following countries are from 2023–2024 data: Afghanistan, Lebanon, Palestine, and Sri Lanka.}}<ref name="IMFOCT2025">{{cite web |title=Data Explorer |url=https://data.imf.org/en/Data-Explorer?datasetUrn=IMF.RES:WEO(9.0.0) |website=data.imf.org |access-date=24 October 2025}}</ref>
! style="width:7.5em;" | [[World Bank]]<br>(2022–24)<ref name="worldbank">{{cite web |title=GDP per capita (current US$) |url= https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/NY.GDP.PCAP.CD?most_recent_value_desc=true |work=[[World Development Indicators]] |publisher=[[The World Bank]] |access-date=16 August 2024}}</ref>
! style="width:7.5em;" | [[United Nations]]<br>(2023)<ref>[https://unstats.un.org/unsd/snaama/Basic], (Select all countries, "GDP, Per Capita GDP–US Dollars", and "2023" to generate the table), [[United Nations Statistics Division]]. Access date: 12 February 2023.</ref>
|- class="static-row-header " style="background:#ECECEC" 
|-
|- class="static-row-header " style="background:#ECECEC" |-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Monaco|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || {{n/a}} || 256,581 || 256,581 
|-
|  {{flagg|uspeft|Liechtenstein |pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 231,713 || 207,973 || 207,150 
|-
|  {{flagg|uspeft|Luxembourg| pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 146,818 || 137,516 || 128,936 
|- class="static-row-header " style="background:#ECECEC" |-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Bermuda|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || {{n/a}} || 138,935 || 125,842 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Ireland|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of|the=y}} || 129,132 || 107,316 || 106,106 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Switzerland|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 111,047 || 103,670 || 100,831 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Iceland|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 98,150 || 82,704|| 80,827

|- class="static-row-header " style="background:#ECECEC" |-

| {{flagg|uspeft|Cayman Islands|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of|the=y}} || {{n/a}} || 97,750 || 97,583 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Singapore|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 94,481 || 90,674 || 86,616 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Norway|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 91,884 || 86,810|| 87,932 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|United States|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of|the=y}} || 89,599 || 85,810|| 80,706 
|- class="static-row-header " style="background:#ECECEC" |-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Isle of Man|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of|the=y}} || {{n/a}} || 88,329 || {{n/a}} 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Denmark|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 76,581 || 71,852|| 68,440 
|- class="static-row-header " style="background:#ECECEC" |-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Macau|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 74,921 || 73,047|| 64,158 
|- class="static-row-header " style="background:#ECECEC" |-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Channel Islands|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of|the=y}} || {{n/a}} || 74,589|| {{n/a}} 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Netherlands|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of|the=y}} || 73,174 || 68,219|| 63,803 
|- class="static-row-header " style="background:#ECECEC" |-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Faroe Islands|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of|the=y}} || {{n/a}} || 71,774|| {{n/a}} 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Qatar|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 71,441 || 76,276|| 71,499 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Australia|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 65,946 || 64,408 || 67,129 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|San Marino|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 65,269 || 54,265 || 58,917 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Sweden|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 62,036 || 57,723 || 55,439 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Austria|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 61,694 || 56,833 || 56,042 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Belgium|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 60,418 || 55,723|| 55,049 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Israel|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 60,009 || 54,177 || 55,488  
|- class="static-row-header " style="background:#ECECEC"
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Germany|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 59,993 || 55,800 || 53,528 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Greenland|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || {{n/a}} || 58,499 || 54,374 
|- class="static-row-header " style="background:#ECECEC" |-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Hong Kong|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 56,844 || 54,107 || 51,166 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|United Kingdom|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of|the=y}} || 56,661 || 52,637|| 49,224 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Finland|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 56,084 || 53,189|| 52,762 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Canada|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 54,935 || 54,283 || 54,517 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|United Arab Emirates|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of|the=y}} || 51,348 || 49,378 || 48,311 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|France|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 49,961 || 46,150 || 44,451 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Andorra|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 49,451 || 49,304 || 46,812 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|New Zealand|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 49,383 || 48,747 || 48,750 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Malta|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 49,277 || 42,347|| 41,676 
|- class="static-row-header " style="background:#ECECEC" |-
| {{flagg|uspeft|European Union|pref=GDP of|pref2=Economy of|the=y}}<ref group="n" name="EU"/> || 46,805 || 43,145 || {{n/a}} 
|- class="static-row-header " style="background:#ECECEC" |-
| {{flagg|uspeft|US Virgin Islands|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of|the=y}} || {{n/a}} || 44,321 || {{n/a}} 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Italy|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 43,161 || 40,226 || 38,672 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Cyprus|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}}<ref group="n" name="Cyprus" /> || 42,413 || 38,654 || 37,077 
|- class="static-row-header " style="background:#ECECEC" |-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Guam|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || {{n/a}} || 41,833 || {{n/a}} 
|- class="static-row-header " style="background:#ECECEC" |-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Sint Maarten|name=Sint Maarten (Dutch part)|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || {{n/a}} || 40,028|| 39,237 
|- class="static-row-header " style="background:#ECECEC" |-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Puerto Rico|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 39,854 || 39,285 || 36,367 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Bahamas|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 39,726 || 39,355 || 35,896 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Aruba|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 39,606 || 33,985 || 33,802 
|- class="static-row-header " style="background:#ECECEC" |-
| {{flagg|uspeft|British Virgin Islands|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of|the=y}} || {{n/a}} || {{n/a}} || 38,627 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Spain|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 38,040 || 35,298 || 33,814 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Taiwan|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}}<ref group="n" name="Taiwan" /> || 37,827 || {{n/a}} || {{n/a}} 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Slovenia|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 37,178 || 34,089 || 32,642 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Brunei|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 37,020 || 33,418 || 32,963 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|South Korea|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 35,962 || 33,121 || 35,538 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Saudi Arabia|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 35,231 || 32,094 || 32,094 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Czech Republic|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of|the=y}} || 35,161 || 31,707 || 31,750 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Japan|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 34,713 || 32,476 || 33,806 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Estonia|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 34,041 || 31,170 || 30,201 
|-
|- class="static-row-header " style="background:#e6e6e6" |-
| {{flagg|uspeft|New Caledonia|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of|variant=local}} || {{n/a}} || 33,516 || 34,981 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Lithuania|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 32,982 || 29,386 || 27,956 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Portugal|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 31,415 || 28,844 || 27,718 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Guyana|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 31,378 || 29,884 || 20,189 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Kuwait|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 30,805 || 33,730 || 33,832 
|- class="static-row-header " style="background:#ECECEC" |-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Turks and Caicos Islands|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of|the=y}} || {{n/a}} || 30,349 || 30,349 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Bahrain|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 29,253 || 30,048 || 28,453 
|- class="static-row-header " style="background:#ECECEC" |-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Anguilla|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || {{n/a}} || {{n/a}} || 28,850 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Slovakia|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 28,524 || 26,148 || 24,086 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Poland|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 28,485 || 25,023 || 20,876 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Greece|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 27,170 || 24,752 || 23,772 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Croatia|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 26,958 || 23,932 || 21,661 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Barbados|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 25,927 || 25,365 || 23,804 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Hungary|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 25,916 || 23,310 || 21,954 
|- class="static-row-header " style="background:#ECECEC" |-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Cook Islands|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of|the=y}} || {{n/a}} || {{n/a}} || 25,750 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Latvia|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 25,630 || 23,367 || 22,444 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Uruguay|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 24,380 || 23,907 || 22,796 
|- class="static-row-header " style="background:#ECECEC" |-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Northern Mariana Islands|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of|the=y}} || {{n/a}} || 23,786 || {{n/a}} 
|- class="static-row-header " style="background:#ECECEC" |-
| {{flagg|uspeft|French Polynesia|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || {{n/a}} || 22,774 || 22,759 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Romania|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 22,436 || 20,072 || 18,348 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Antigua and Barbuda|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 22,314 || 23,726 || 21,787 
|- class="static-row-header " style="background:#ECECEC" |-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Curaçao|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || {{n/a}} || 22,192 || 17,697 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Saint Kitts and Nevis|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 22,158 || 22,771 || 22,625 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Seychelles|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 21,956 || 17,859 || 16,735 
|- class="static-row-header " style="background:#ECECEC" |-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Collectivity of Saint Martin|name=Saint Martin (French part)|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of|the=y}} || {{n/a}} || 21,668 || {{n/a}} 
|-
|{{flagg|uspeft|Bulgaria|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 20,426 || 17,412|| 15,068 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Panama|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 19,802 || 19,103 || 18,701 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Palau|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 19,456 || 15,899 || 15,899 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Oman|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 19,119 || 20,248 || 20,972 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Costa Rica|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 19,104 || 18,587 || 16,942 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Maldives|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of|the=y}} || 18,684 || 13,215|| 12,530 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Cuba|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || {{n/a}} || {{n/a}} || 18,329 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Turkey|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 18,198 || 15,473 || 12,814 
|- class="static-row-header " style="background:#ECECEC" |-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Montserrat|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || {{n/a}} || {{n/a}} || 18,197 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Trinidad and Tobago|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 18,121 || 19,315|| 16,960 
|- class="static-row-header " style="background:#ECECEC" |-
| {{flagg|uspeft|American Samoa|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || {{n/a}} || 18,018 || {{n/a}} 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Russia|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 17,446 || 14,889 || 13,809 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Chile|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 17,181 || 16,710 || 17,068 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Serbia|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 15,322 || 13,524|| 11,101 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Montenegro|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 14,986 || 12,936|| 11,885 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Kazakhstan|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 14,723 || 14,005|| 13,000 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Saint Lucia|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 14,647 || 14,182|| 13,555 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Argentina|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 14,359 || 13,858|| 14,187 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Nauru|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 14,274 || 13,422|| 14,812 
|- class="static-row-header " style="font-weight:bold;"
! colspan=1 {{left}} {{noflag|World}} || {{right}} 14,217 || {{right}} 13,673 || {{right}} 13,097 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Mexico|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 13,967 || 14,157|| 13,826 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Malaysia|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 13,901 || 11,867|| 11,377 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|China|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}}<ref group="n" name="China-THM" /> || 13,806 || 13,303|| 12,509 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Grenada|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 12,544 || 11,872||11,246 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Mauritius|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 12,519 || 11,872|| 11,304 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Dominican Republic|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of|the=y}} || 11,919 || 10,876|| 10,718 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Saint Vincent and the Grenadines|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 11,132 || 11,501|| 10,767 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Albania|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 11,108 || 10,012|| 8,172 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Turkmenistan|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 10,801 || 8,572|| 8,132 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Brazil|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 10,578 || 10,280|| 10,378 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|North Macedonia|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 10,378 || 9,310|| 8,606 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Georgia|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}}<ref group="n" name="Georgia" /> || 10,126 || 8,284 || 9,194 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Dominica|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 9,944 || 10,405|| 9,786 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Bosnia and Herzegovina|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 9,648 || 8,957 || 8,639 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Belarus|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 9,435 || 8,316 || 7,883 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Gabon|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 9,303 || 8,219 || 8,071 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Peru|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 9,256 || 8,452 || 7,907 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Armenia|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 8,969 || 8,501 || 8,228 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Jamaica|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 8,405 || 7,020|| 6,840 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Marshall Islands|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of|the=y}} || 8,287 || 7,467 || 6,952 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Colombia|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 8,249 || 7,914 || 6,948 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Moldova|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}}<ref group="n" name="Moldova" /> || 8,239 || 7,618 || 5,393 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Equatorial Guinea|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 8,229 || 6,745|| 6,558 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Kosovo|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 8,033 || 7,299 || 6,157 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Thailand|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 7,942 || 7,345 || 7,182 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Belize|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 7,897 || 8,430 || 7,489 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Azerbaijan|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 7,365 || 7,284|| 7,012 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Ecuador|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 7,210 || 6,875|| 6,610 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Mongolia|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 7,005 || 6,692|| 5,790 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Botswana|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 6,943 || 7,695|| 7,820 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Libya|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 6,866 || 6,318 || 6,027 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Suriname|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 6,843 || 7,431|| 5,976 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Fiji|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 6,825 || 6,288 || 5,889 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Paraguay|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 6,799 || 6,416 || 6,276 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|South Africa|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 6,667 || 6,253|| 5,976 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Guatemala|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 6,478 || 6,150|| 5,763 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Ukraine|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}}<ref group="n" name="Ukraine" /> || 6,382 || 5,390|| 4,737 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Algeria|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 6,095 || 5,631|| 5,364 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Tonga|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 5,921 || 4,864|| 4,859 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Samoa|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 5,887 || 4,899|| 4,765 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Iraq|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 5,832 || 6,074|| 5,149 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Tuvalu|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 5,830 || 6,345 || 6,880 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|El Salvador|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 5,744 || 5,580|| 5,391 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Cape Verde|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 5,671 || 5,273|| 4,961 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Lebanon|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 5,282 (2024) || 3,478|| 4,757 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Micronesia|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of|the=y}} || 5,241 || 4,166|| 4,084 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Indonesia|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 5,074 || 4,925|| 4,876 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Jordan|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 4,908 || 4,456 || 4,442 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Namibia|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 4,816 || 4,413 || 4,168 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Morocco|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 4,763 ||3,993 || 3,830 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Tunisia|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 4,752 || 4,350|| 3,979 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Vietnam|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 4,745 || 4,717|| 4,282 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Bolivia|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 4,585 || 4,001 || 3,686 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Eswatini|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 4,410 || 3,936|| 3,717 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Djibouti|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 4,369 || 3,497|| 3,469  
|- 
| {{flagg|uspeft|Sri Lanka|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of|the=y}} || 4,325 (2024) || 4,516|| 3,673 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Philippines|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of|the=y}} || 4,321 || 3,985|| 3,805 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Bhutan|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 4,285 || 3,839|| 3,839 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Iran|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 4,074 || 4,771|| 4,432 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|São Tomé and Príncipe|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 4,061 || 3,245|| 2,963 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Uzbekistan|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 3,647 || 3,162|| 2,549 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Honduras|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 3,637 || 3,426|| 3,232 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Ghana|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 3,193 || 2,405 || 2,260 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Egypt|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 3,191 || 3,339|| 2,895 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Vanuatu|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 3,133 || 3,543|| 3,492 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Venezuela|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 3,103 || {{n/a}} || 4,925 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Ivory Coast|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 3,016 || 2,710	|| 2,528 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Nicaragua|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 2,953 || 2,848|| 2,613 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Angola|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 2,931 || 2,122 || 2,464 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|India|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 2,818 || 2,697|| 2,487 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Cambodia|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 2,812 || 2,627 || 2,458 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Kyrgyzstan|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 2,790 || 2,419 || 1,977 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Bangladesh|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 2,734 || 2,593 || 2,464 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Zimbabwe|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 2,656  || 2,656 || 1,858 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Mauritania|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 2,582 || 2,121 || 2,121 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Papua New Guinea|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 2,555 || 3,076 || 2,986  
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Kenya|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 2,549 || 2,206 || 1,952 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Kiribati|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 2,481 || 2,288 || 2,178 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Haiti|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 2,461 || 2,142 || 1,705 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Palestine|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of|the=y}}<ref group="n" name="WBG" /><ref group="n" name="Palestine" /> || 2,443 (2024) || 2,592|| 3,640 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Congo|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of|the=y}} || 2,420 || 2,482 || 2,291 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Solomon Islands|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of|the=y}} || 2,386 || 2,149 || 2,042 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Laos|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 2,174 || 2,124 || 1,958 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Cameroon|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 2,027 || 1,762 || 1,737 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Senegal|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 1,921 || 1,744 || 1,682 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Comoros|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of|the=y}} || 1,773 || 1,784 || 1,703 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Guinea|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 1,741 || 1,717 || 1,597 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Pakistan|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 1,707 || 1,484 || 1,212 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Tajikistan|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 1,644 ||  1,341 || 1,161 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Benin|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 1,635 || 1,485 || 1,394 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Nepal|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 1,535 || 1,447 || 1,363 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Timor-Leste|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 1,508 || 1,343 || 1,503 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Uganda|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 1,353 || 1,072 || 1,049 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Zambia|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 1,353 || 1,235 || 1,331 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Tanzania|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}}<ref group="n" name="Tanzania" /> || 1,302 || 1,185 || 1,209 
|- class="static-row-header " style="background:#ECECEC" |-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Zanzibar|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of|the=y}} || {{n/a}} || 1,225 || 1,374 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Guinea-Bissau|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 1,225 || 963 || 855 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Nigeria|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 1,200 || 807|| 1,646 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Chad|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 1,139 || 1,016 || 913 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Togo|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 1,120 || 1,043 || 997 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Burkina Faso|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 1,115 || 987 || 883 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Myanmar|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 1,097 || 1,359 || 1,147 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Rwanda|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 1,043 || 1000 || 1,010 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Mali|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 1,014 || 1,086 || 833 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Lesotho|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 1,001 || 972 || 916 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Ethiopia|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 994 || 1,011 || 1,241 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Sierra Leone|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 980 || 873 || 758 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Liberia|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 904 || 846 || 917 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Gambia|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 890 || 909 || 890 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Syria|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} ||  {{n/a}} || 847 || 1,230 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Niger|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 789 || 723 || 643 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|DR Congo|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of|the=y}} || 772 || 647|| 655 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Somalia|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 763 || 637 || 597 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Sudan|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 712 || 989 || 680 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Mozambique|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 690 || 647 || 623 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Eritrea|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || {{n/a}} || {{n/a}} || 656 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|North Korea|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || {{n/a}} || {{n/a}} || 640 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Malawi|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 622 || 602 || 509 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Madagascar|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 616 || 545 || 598 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Central African Republic|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of|the=y}} || 599 || 516 || 496 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Burundi|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 486 || 154 || 289 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|Yemen|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || {{n/a}} || 433 || 222 
|- 
| {{flagg|uspeft|Afghanistan|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 417 (2024) || 414 || 396 
|-
| {{flagg|uspeft|South Sudan|pref=Income in|pref2=Economy of}} || 313 || {{n/a}} || 403 
|- class="sortbottom static-row-header" style="background-color:#ececec; text-align:left; font-style:italic; font-size:small;"
| colspan="4" |Notes:
* Data unavailable for the [[Falkland Islands]], [[Gibraltar]], [[Bailiwick of Guernsey|Guernsey]], the [[Holy See]] ([[Vatican City]]), [[Jersey]], [[Niue]], the [[Pitcairn Islands]], [[Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha]], [[Tokelau]], and [[Western Sahara]].
* Nearly all country links in the table (except that of [[Zanzibar]]) take to articles titled "Income in ''country'' or ''territory''" or to "Economy of ''country'' or ''territory''".
|}

==See also==
* [[List of countries by external debt]]
* [[List of countries by GDP (nominal)]]
* [[List of countries by GDP (PPP) per capita]]
* [[List of countries by GNI (nominal) per capita]]
* [[List of countries by past and projected GDP (nominal) per capita]]
* [[List of countries by wealth per adult]]
* {{anl|Real income}}

==Notes==
{{notelist}}
{{reflist|group=n|refs=
<ref group="n" name="EU">The European Union is included because it is far more than a [[free trade]] association such as [[ASEAN]], [[North American Free Trade Agreement|NAFTA]], or [[Mercosur]]. It has certain attributes associated with independent countries: its own [[Flag of Europe|flag]], [[Anthem of Europe|anthem]], [[Euro|currency]] (for [[Eurozone|some members]]), [[European Parliament|parliament]] and other [[institutions of the European Union|law-making abilities]], as well as [[diplomatic missions of the European Union|diplomatic representation]] and a [[European External Action Service|common foreign and security policy]] when dealing with external partners. '''However''', because the EU is an [[organization]] and not a [[sovereign state]], it does not receive a ranking in this list.</ref>
<ref group="n" name="Cyprus">Data are for the area controlled by the Government of the [[Cyprus|Republic of Cyprus]].</ref>
<ref group="n" name="China-THM">Figures for China exclude [[Taiwan]], and the [[special administrative regions of China|special administrative regions]] of [[Hong Kong]] and [[Macau]].</ref>
<!--
<ref group="n" name="China-HM">Figures exclude [[special administrative regions of China|special administrative regions]] of [[Hong Kong]] and [[Macau]].</ref>
-->
<ref group="n" name="Georgia">Excludes [[Abkhazia]] and [[South Ossetia]].</ref>
<ref group="n" name="Moldova">Excludes data for [[Transnistria]].</ref>
<ref group="n" name="Ukraine">Figures exclude the [[Autonomous Republic of Crimea]] and [[Sevastopol]].</ref>
<ref group="n" name="WBG" >The name used by the IMF and World Bank is the "West Bank and Gaza"</ref>
<ref group="n" name="Palestine">The name used by the UN is the "State of Palestine".</ref>
<ref group="n" name="Taiwan">The name used by the IMF is the "Taiwan Province of China".</ref>
<ref group="n" name="Tanzania">The UN figure excludes autonomous region of [[Zanzibar]].</ref>
}}

==References==
{{reflist|30em}}
{{reflist|group=note}}

==External links==
* [http://www.google.com/publicdata/explore?ds=d5bncppjof8f9_&hl=en&dl=en#!ctype=l&strail=false&bcs=d&nselm=h&met_y=ny_gdp_pcap_cd&scale_y=lin&ind_y=false&rdim=region&ifdim=region&tdim=true&tstart=-312512400000&tend=1265410800000&hl=en_US&dl=en&ind=false Chart of GDP per capita at current US$ prices] by Google, World Bank data
* [http://lebanese-economy-forum.com/wdi-gdf-advanced-data-display/?curve=NY-GDP-PCAP-CD World Map and Chart of GDP per capita at current prices] by Lebanese-economy-forum, World Bank data
* [https://www.imf.org/external/datamapper/NGDPDPC@WEO/OEMDC/ADVEC/WEOWORLD?year=2022 IMF DataMapper] 

{{GDP country lists|state=uncollapsed}}
{{Global economic classifications}}
{{Finance country lists}}

[[Category:Lists of countries by GDP per capita| GDP (nominal) per capita]]