Nominal GDP per person in ascending order. Purchasing power and poverty rates measure different things.
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185 countries & economies compared
#179 · $90,026.5
#114 · $13,862
United States / China 6.49 ×
Lowest GDP per capita · Full ranking
Countries with the lowest GDP per capita · 2025 · 185 countries & economies compared
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Country / economy
Value (USD)
1
$233.8
2
$556.1
3
$599.3
4
$626.9
5
$661.2
6
$671.5
7
$775.4
8
$806.8
9
$846.3
10
$915.3
11
$919.1
12
$932.7
13
$1,022.3
14
$1,089
15
$1,123.7
16
$1,123.8
17
$1,147.6
18
$1,164.5
19
$1,193.3
20
$1,206.3
21
$1,224.3
22
$1,317.9
23
$1,318.8
24
$1,341
25
$1,383.9
26
$1,488.9
27
$1,535.9
28
$1,595.9
29
$1,637.3
30
$1,658.3
31
$1,877.3
32
$1,954.7
33
$1,972.4
34
$2,055.8
35
$2,086.2
36
$2,197.5
37
$2,324.8
38
$2,362.9
39
$2,514.7
40
$2,558.7
41
$2,597.3
42
$2,694.2
43
$2,702.5
44
$2,872.4
45
$3,019.5
46
$3,021.4
47
$3,050.1
48
$3,081
49
$3,085.8
50
$3,129.5
51
$3,171.1
52
$3,173.3
53
$3,257.2
54
$3,494.8
55
$3,598.2
56
$3,905.6
57
$3,924.4
58
$3,968.3
59
$4,038.7
60
$4,084.4
61
$4,108.3
62
$4,170.7
63
$4,414
64
$4,492.8
65
$4,656.6
66
$4,672.5
67
$4,875.9
68
$5,002.1
69
$5,059.6
70
$5,066
71
$5,147.8
72
$5,347.8
73
$5,409.7
74
$5,766.7
75
$5,796.5
76
$5,865.9
77
$5,872.8
78
$6,041.4
79
$6,051
80
$6,448.8
81
$6,540.2
82
$6,547.2
83
$6,597.7
84
$6,598.2
85
$6,615.3
86
$6,642
87
$7,026.6
88
$7,069.9
89
$7,108.2
90
$7,125.3
91
$7,410.7
92
$7,778.1
93
$7,865.5
94
$8,002.9
95
$8,056.6
96
$8,263
97
$8,489.1
98
$8,561.6
99
$8,621.7
100
$9,474
101
$9,684.4
102
$9,691.5
103
$10,279.3
104
$10,381.8
105
$10,489.9
106
$10,713.3
107
$10,989
108
$11,059.2
109
$12,106.9
110
$12,561.8
111
$12,991.3
112
$12,998.1
113
$13,124.6
114
$13,862
115
$13,889.2
116
$14,614.7
117
$14,639.5
118
$14,692.1
119
$14,745.8
120
$14,816.8
121
$14,898.1
122
$15,262
123
$17,546.6
124
$17,994.6
125
$18,599.4
126
$18,967.3
127
$19,449.4
128
$19,532.4
129
$19,789.7
130
$19,947.4
131
$19,970.1
132
$20,328.2
133
$22,538
134
$24,819.2
135
$25,215.8
136
$25,223
137
$25,907.5
138
$26,312
139
$26,948
140
$27,103.9
141
$28,364.8
142
$28,419.6
143
$28,543.7
144
$30,596.6
145
$32,081.8
146
$32,234.6
147
$32,312.3
148
$32,413.8
149
$32,958.7
150
$34,417.6
151
$34,536.7
152
$35,917.3
153
$35,951
154
$36,227
155
$37,376.2
156
$38,627.2
157
$40,620.2
158
$41,783.1
159
$42,978.1
160
$43,308.6
161
$47,906.9
162
$48,985.7
163
$49,591
164
$54,291.5
165
$55,697.7
166
$56,148.6
167
$56,983.1
168
$57,602
169
$60,336.8
170
$60,496.4
171
$60,750.3
172
$62,930
173
$63,133.2
174
$65,129.7
175
$72,524.9
176
$73,683.9
177
$75,901.7
178
$76,970.2
179
$90,026.5
180
$94,594.2
181
$98,323.5
182
$98,814
183
$114,769
184
$131,592.5
185
$147,252.2
How to read these rankings
Does a larger economy mean richer people? Population affects total GDP. Compare GDP per capita and purchasing power to see another perspective.
These are published statistics, not live market data. Source agencies may revise them.
The reference year is 2025, the latest year included for this indicator. Only countries with data for that year are compared.
Sources & method
Only same-year observations are compared. Missing observations are not replaced with zero or another year. Equal values share a rank. World shares use the World Bank world total. Boundaries are shown for statistical comparison.