List of countries by GNI (nominal) per capita

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This is a list of countries by gross national income per capita in 2022 at nominal values, according to the Atlas method, an indicator of income developed by the World Bank.[1]

Countries by nominal GNI per capita according to the Atlas method (2018)

## Methodology[edit]

The GNI per capita is the dollar value of a country's final income in a year, divided by its population. It should be reflecting the average before tax income of a country's citizens.

Knowing a country's GNI per capita is a good first step toward understanding the country's economic strengths and needs, as well as the general standard of living enjoyed by the average citizen. A country's GNI per capita tends to be closely linked with other indicators that measure the social, economic, and environmental well-being of the country and its people. All data is in U.S. dollars. Rankings shown are those given by the World Bank. Non-sovereign entities or other special groupings are marked in italics.

## List of countries and dependencies[edit]

| Country  | GNI per
capita (US$)  | Year

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| High Income Economies |  | 2022
– |  Bermuda (UK) | 125,240 | 2022
1 |  Liechtenstein | 116,600 | 2009
2 |  Norway | 95,510 | 2022
3 |  Luxembourg | 91,200 | 2022
4 |  Singapore | 91,100 | 2022
5 |  Switzerland | 89,145 | 2022
6 |  Ireland | 81,070 | 2022
– |  Isle of Man (UK) | 79,300 | 2020
7 |  United States | 76,370 | 2022
8 |  Denmark | 73,200 | 2022
9 |  Qatar | 70,500 | 2022
– |  Faroe Islands (Denmark) | 69,560 | 2021
10 |  Iceland | 68,220 | 2022
– |  Cayman Islands (UK) | 65,190 | 2021
11 |  Sweden | 62,990 | 2022
12 |  Australia | 60,430 | 2022
13 |  Netherlands | 57,430 | 2022
14 |  Austria | 56,140 | 2022
15 |  Israel | 54,650 | 2022
– |  Hong Kong (China) | 54,370 | 2022
16 |  Finland | 54,360 | 2022
17 |  Germany | 53,390 | 2022
18 |  Canada | 52,960 | 2022
19 |  United Arab Emirates | 48,950 | 2022
20 |  United Kingdom | 48,890 | 2022
21 |  Belgium | 48,700 | 2022
22 |  New Zealand | 48,460 | 2022
23 |  San Marino | 47,120 | 2021
24 |  Andorra | 46,530 | 2019
25 |  France | 45,860 | 2022
– |  Macau (China) | 44,980 | 2021
26 |  Japan | 42,440 | 2022
27 |  Kuwait | 39,570 | 2022
28 |  Italy | 37,700 | 2022
29 |  South Korea | 35,990 | 2022
– |  Greenland (Denmark) | 34,800 | 2007
30 |  Malta | 33,550 | 2022
31 |  Spain | 31,680 | 2022
32 |  Bahamas | 31,530 | 2022
– |  Sint Maarten (Netherlands) | 31,500 | 2021
33 |  Brunei | 31,410 | 2022
34 |  Slovenia | 30,600 | 2022
35 |  Cyprus | 30,540 | 2022
– |  Aruba (Netherlands) | 29,460 | 2021
36 |  Estonia | 27,640 | 2022
37 |  Saudi Arabia | 27,590 | 2022
38 |  Bahrain | 27,180 | 2022
39 |  Czech Republic | 26,590 | 2022
40 |  Portugal | 25,800 | 2022
– |  Puerto Rico (US) | 24,560 | 2022
– |  Turks and Caicos Islands (UK) | 24,160 | 2022
41 |  Lithuania | 23,690 | 2022
42 |  Slovakia | 22,060 | 2022
43 |  Greece | 21,740 | 2022
44 |  Latvia | 21,500 | 2022
45 |  Oman | 20,150 | 2022
46 |  Saint Kitts and Nevis | 19,730 | 2022
47 |  Croatia | 19,470 | 2022
48 |  Barbados | 19,350 | 2022
49 |  Hungary | 19,010 | 2022
– |  French Polynesia (France) | 18,560 | 2000
– |  Curaçao (Netherlands) | 18,430 | 2021
50 |  Poland | 18,350 | 2022
51 |  Antigua and Barbuda | 18,280 | 2022
52 |  Uruguay | 18,030 | 2022
53 |  Nauru | 17,870 | 2022
54 |  Panama | 16,750 | 2022
55 |  Trinidad and Tobago | 16,330 | 2022
56 |  Romania | 15,660 | 2022
57 |  Chile | 15,360 | 2022
58 |  Guyana | 15,050 | 2022
59 |  Seychelles | 14,340 | 2022
| Upper Middle-Income Economies | 13,845  | 2022
60 |  Bulgaria | 13,250 | 2022
– |  New Caledonia (France) | 13,210 | 2000
61 |  China | 12,850 | 2022
62 |  Russia | 12,830 | 2022
– |  World | 12,804 | 2022
63 |  Palau | 12,790 | 2021
64 |  Costa Rica | 12,670 | 2022
65 |  Malaysia | 11,780 | 2022
66 |  Argentina | 11,620 | 2022
67 |  Saint Lucia | 11,160 | 2022
68 |  Maldives | 11,030 | 2022
69 |  Mauritius | 10,760 | 2022
70 |  Brazil | 10,685 | 2022
71 |  Turkey | 10,590 | 2022
72 |  Mexico | 10,410 | 2022
73 |  Montenegro | 10,400 | 2022
74 |  Kazakhstan | 9,470 | 2022
75 |  Grenada | 9,340 | 2022
76 |  Serbia | 9,140 | 2022
77 |  Saint Vincent and the Grenadines | 9,110 | 2022
78 |  Dominican Republic | 9,050 | 2022
79 |  Cuba | 8,920 | 2019
80 |  Dominica | 8,460 | 2022
81 |  Marshall Islands | 7,920 | 2022
82 |  Bosnia and Herzegovina | 7,660 | 2022
83 |  Gabon | 7,540 | 2022
84 |  Botswana | 7,350 | 2022
85 |  Libya | 7,260 | 2022
86 |  Belarus | 7,240 | 2022
87 |  Thailand | 7,230 | 2022
88 |  Tuvalu | 7,210 | 2022
89 |  Turkmenistan | 7,080 | 2019
90 |  Belize | 6,800 | 2022
91 |  South Africa | 6,780 | 2022
92 |  Peru | 6,770 | 2022
92 |  Albania | 6,770 | 2022
94 |  North Macedonia | 6,640 | 2022
95 |  Colombia | 6,510 | 2022
96 |  Ecuador | 6,310 | 2022
97 |  Armenia | 5,960 | 2022
98 |  Paraguay | 5,920 | 2022
99 |  Jamaica | 5,670 | 2022
100 |  Azerbaijan | 5,630 | 2022
101 |  Georgia | 5,620 | 2022
102 |  Kosovo | 5,590 | 2022
103 |  Guatemala | 5,350 | 2022
104 |  Moldova | 5,340 | 2022
105 |  Equatorial Guinea | 5,320 | 2022
106 |  Iraq | 5,270 | 2022
106 |  Fiji | 5,270 | 2022
108 |  Lebanon | 4,970 | 2021
109 |  Tonga | 4,930 | 2021
110 |  Suriname | 4,880 | 2022
110 |  Namibia | 4,880 | 2022
112 |  El Salvador | 4,720 | 2022
113 |  Palestine | 4,610 | 2022
114 |  Indonesia | 4,580 | 2022
| Lower Middle-Income Economies | 4,465  | 2022
115 |  Ukraine | 4,270 | 2022
116 |  Jordan | 4,260 | 2022
117 |  Mongolia | 4,210 | 2022
118 |  Cabo Verde | 4,140 | 2022
119 |  Micronesia | 4,130 | 2022
120 |  Egypt | 4,100 | 2022
121 |  Vietnam | 4,010 | 2022
122 |  Philippines | 3,950 | 2022
123 |  Iran | 3,900 | 2022
123 |  Algeria | 3,900 | 2022
125 |  Tunisia | 3,840 | 2022
126 |  Eswatini | 3,800 | 2022
127 |  Morocco | 3,710 | 2022
128 |  Samoa | 3,630 | 2022
129 |  Sri Lanka | 3,610 | 2022
130 |  Vanuatu | 3,560 | 2022
131 |  Bolivia | 3,450 | 2022
132 |  Kiribati | 3,280 | 2022
133 |  Djibouti | 3,180 | 2022
134 |  Bhutan | 3,040 | 2021
135 |  Bangladesh | 2,820 | 2022
136 |  Honduras | 2,740 | 2022
137 |  Papua New Guinea | 2,730 | 2022
138 |  Ivory Coast | 2,620 | 2022
139 |  Sao Tome and Principe | 2,410 | 2022
140 |  India | 2,380 | 2022
141 |  Laos | 2,360 | 2022
142 |  Ghana | 2,350 | 2022
143 |  Solomon Islands | 2,220 | 2022
144 |  Uzbekistan | 2,190 | 2022
145 |  Kenya | 2,170 | 2022
146 |  Mauritania | 2,160 | 2022
147 |  Nigeria | 2,140 | 2022
148 |  Nicaragua | 2,090 | 2022
149 |  Republic of the Congo | 2,060 | 2022
150 |  Timor-Leste | 1,970 | 2022
151 |  Angola | 1,900 | 2022
152 |  Cambodia | 1,700 | 2022
153 |  Cameroon | 1,660 | 2022
154 |  Senegal | 1,640 | 2022
155 |  Haiti | 1,610 | 2022
155 |  Comoros | 1,610 | 2022
157 |  Pakistan | 1,580 | 2022
158 |  Zimbabwe | 1,500 | 2022
159 |  Kyrgyzstan | 1,410 | 2022
160 |  Benin | 1,400 | 2022
161 |  Nepal | 1,340 | 2022
162 |  Lesotho | 1,260 | 2022
163 |  Tajikistan | 1,210 | 2022
163 |  Myanmar | 1,210 | 2022
165 |  Tanzania | 1,200 | 2022
166 |  Guinea | 1,180 | 2022
167 |  Zambia | 1,170 | 2022
| Low Income Economies | 1,135  | 2022
168 |  South Sudan | 1,050 | 2015
169 |  Ethiopia | 1,020 | 2022
170 |  Togo | 990 | 2022
171 |  Uganda | 930 | 2022
171 |  Rwanda | 930 | 2022
173 |  Mali | 850 | 2022
174 |  Yemen | 840 | 2018
174 |  Burkina Faso | 840 | 2022
176 |  Guinea-Bissau | 820 | 2022
177 |  The Gambia | 810 | 2022
178 |  Syria | 760 | 2020
178 |  Sudan | 760 | 2022
179 |  Chad | 690 | 2022
180 |  Liberia | 680 | 2022
181 |  Malawi | 640 | 2022
182 |  Niger | 610 | 2022
183 |  DR Congo | 590 | 2022
184 |  Sierra Leone | 510 | 2022
185 |  Madagascar | 510 | 2022
186 |  Mozambique | 500 | 2022
187 |  Central African Republic | 480 | 2022
188 |  Somalia | 470 | 2022
189 |  Afghanistan | 390 | 2021
190 |  Burundi | 240 | 2022

## No data[edit]

High-income group

British Virgin Islands (UK)
Cook Islands (New Zealand)
Faroe Islands (Denmark)
Gibraltar (UK)
Guam (US)
Monaco
Northern Mariana Islands (US)
Saint Martin (France)
San Marino
Taiwan
U.S. Virgin Islands (US)
Upper-middle-income group
American Samoa (US)
Venezuela
Low-income group
North Korea

## See also[edit]

* World Bank high-income economy
* List of countries by GNI (PPP) per capita
* List of sovereign states in Europe by GNI (nominal) per capita
* List of countries by wealth per adult

## References[edit]

1. ^ "GNI per capita, Atlas method (current US$)". The World Bank.

## External links[edit]

* The Atlas Method, by the World Bank

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