List of Countries By GNI (nominal, Atlas Method) Per Capita - Countries

Countries

Rank Economy GNI per capita
(US$)		 Year Income group
1 Monaco 183,150 2009 High-income
2 Liechtenstein 137,070 2009 High-income
3 Bermuda 106,920 2011 High-income
4 Norway 98,860 2012 High-income
5 Switzerland 82,730 2012 High-income
6 Qatar 78,720 2011 High-income
7 Luxembourg 76,960 2012 High-income
8 Isle of Man 48,910 2007 High-income
9 Channel Islands 67,960 2007 High-income
10 Denmark 59,770 2012 High-income
11 Australia 59,570 　2012 High-income
12 San Marino 50,400 2008 High-income
13 Macau 55,720 2011 High-income
14 Sweden 56,210 2012 High-income
15 Cayman Islands — High-income
16 Faroe Islands — High-income
17 Canada 50,970 2012 High-income
18 United States 50,120 2012 High-income
19 Kuwait 44,730 2011 High-income
20 Netherlands 48,250 2012 High-income
21 Austria 48,160 2012 High-income
22 Japan 47,870 2012 High-income
23 Singapore 47,210 2012 High-income
24 Finland 46,940 2012 High-income
26 Belgium 44,990 2012 High-income
27 Germany 44,010 2012 High-income
28 France 41,750 2012 High-income
31 Ireland 38,970 2012 High-income
32 Iceland 38,710 2012 High-income
33 United Kingdom 38,250 2012 High-income
35 Hong Kong 36,560 2012 High-income
36 United Arab Emirates 36,040 2011 High-income
37 Italy 33,840 2012 High-income
40 New Zealand 30,620 2011 High-income
41 Spain 30,110 2012 High-income
42 Israel 28,930 2011 High-income
45 Cyprus 26,000 2012 High-income
47 Greece 23,260 2012 High-income
48 Slovenia 22,710 2012 High-income
49 Korea, South 22,670 2012 High-income
50 Bahamas, The 21,280 2011 High-income
54 Portugal 20,580 2012 High-income
55 Oman 19,120 2011 High-income
56 Malta 19,760 2012 High-income
57 Saudi Arabia 18,030 2011 High-income
58 Czech Republic 18,130 2012 High-income
59 Puerto Rico 18,000 2012 High-income
60 Slovakia 17,170 2012 High-income
61 Bahrain 16,050 2011 High-income
62 Estonia 15,830 2012 High-income
64 Trinidad and Tobago 14,400 2012 High-income
65 Chile 14,280 2012 High-income
66 Latvia 14,180 2012 High-income
67 Lithuania 13,850 2012 High-income
68 Equatorial Guinea 13,560 2012 High-income
69 Uruguay 13,510 2012 High-income
70 Saint Kitts and Nevis 13,330 2012 High-income
71 Croatia 13,290 2012 High-income
72 Russia 12,700 2012 High-income
73 Poland 12,380 2012 High-income
75 Antigua and Barbuda 12,640 2012 High-income
76 Venezuela 12,470 2012 Upper-middle-income
77 Hungary 12,390 2012 Upper-middle-income
78 Seychelles 11,640 2012 Upper-middle-income
79 Brazil 11,630 2012 Upper-middle-income
80 Turkey 10,830 2012 Upper-middle-income
83 Gabon 10,070 2012 Upper-middle-income
84 Panama 9,910 2012 Upper-middle-income
86 Palau 9,860 2012 Upper-middle-income
87 Malaysia 9,800 2012 Upper-middle-income
88 Mexico 9,740 2012 Upper-middle-income
89 Kazakhstan 9,730 2012 Upper-middle-income
90 Lebanon 9,190 2012 Upper-middle-income
91 Costa Rica 8,740 2012 Upper-middle-income
92 Mauritius 8,570 2012 Upper-middle-income
93 Suriname 8,480 2012 Upper-middle-income
94 Romania 8,420 2012 Upper-middle-income
95 Botswana 7,720 2012 Upper-middle-income
96 South Africa 7,610 2012 Upper-middle-income
97 Grenada 7,110 2012 Upper-middle-income
98 Colombia 6,990 2012 Upper-middle-income
99 Montenegro 6,940 2012 Upper-middle-income
100 Bulgaria 6,870 2012 Upper-middle-income
101 Belarus 6,530 2012 Upper-middle-income
101 Saint Lucia 6,530 2012 Upper-middle-income
103 Dominica 6,460 2012 Upper-middle-income
104 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 6,380 2012 Upper-middle-income
105 Tuvalu 6,070 2012 Upper-middle-income
106 Azerbaijan 6,050 2012 Upper-middle-income
109 Peru 5,880 2012 Upper-middle-income
110 Iraq 5,870 2012 Upper-middle-income
111 Maldives 5,750 2012 Upper-middle-income
112 China 5,740 2012 Upper-middle-income
113 Namibia 5,670 2012 Upper-middle-income
114 Turkmenistan 5,550 2012 Upper-middle-income
115 Dominican Republic 5,470 2012 Upper-middle-income
116 Serbia 5,280 2012 Upper-middle-income
117 Thailand 5,210 2012 Upper-middle-income
118 Ecuador 5,190 2012 Upper-middle-income
119 Jamaica 5,140 2012 Upper-middle-income
120 Jordan 4,720 2012 Upper-middle-income
121 Macedonia, Republic of 4,690 2012 Upper-middle-income
122 Bosnia and Herzegovina 4,650 2012 Upper-middle-income
123 Angola 4,580 2012 Upper-middle-income
124 Tonga 4,240 2012 Upper-middle-income
125 Belize 4,180 2011 Upper-middle-income
126 Fiji 4,200 2012 Upper-middle-income
127 Algeria 4,110 2011 Upper-middle-income
128 Tunisia 4,150 2012 Upper-middle-income
129 Marshall Islands 4,140 2012 Upper-middle-income
130 Albania 4,090 2012 Upper-middle-income
131 Cape Verde 3,810 2012 Lower-middle-income
132 Armenia 3,720 2012 Lower-middle-income
133 East Timor 3,670 2012 Lower-middle-income
134 Kosovo 3,640 2012 Lower-middle-income
135 El Salvador 3,580 2012 Lower-middle-income
136 Ukraine 3,500 2012 Lower-middle-income
137 Indonesia 3,420 2012 Lower-middle-income
138 Guyana 3,410 2012 Lower-middle-income
139 Micronesia, Federated States of 3,310 2012 Lower-middle-income
140 Georgia 3,280 2012 Lower-middle-income
140 Paraguay 3,290 2012 Lower-middle-income
142 Samoa 3,220 2012 Lower-middle-income
143 Mongolia 3,160 2012 Lower-middle-income
144 Guatemala 3,120 2012 Lower-middle-income
145 Vanuatu 3,080 2012 Lower-middle-income
146 Morocco 2,940 2012 Lower-middle-income
147 Egypt 3,000 2012 Lower-middle-income
148 Sri Lanka 2,920 2012 Lower-middle-income
149 Swaziland 2,860 2012 Lower-middle-income
150 Syria 2,610 2011 Lower-middle-income
151 Congo, Republic of the 2,550 2012 Lower-middle-income
152 Philippines 2,470 2012 Lower-middle-income
154 Bhutan 2,420 2012 Lower-middle-income
155 Kiribati 2,260 2012 Lower-middle-income
156 Bolivia 2,220 2012 Lower-middle-income
157 Honduras 2,070 2012 Lower-middle-income
157 Moldova 2,070 2012 Lower-middle-income
159 Papua New Guinea 1,790 2012 Lower-middle-income
160 Uzbekistan 1,720 2012 Lower-middle-income
161 Nicaragua 1,650 2012 Lower-middle-income
162 Ghana 1,550 2012 Lower-middle-income
164 India 1,530 2012 Lower-middle-income
165 Sudan 1,450 2012 Lower-middle-income
166 Nigeria 1,430 2012 Lower-middle-income
167 Vietnam 1,400 2012 Lower-middle-income
168 Lesotho 1,380 2012 Lower-middle-income
169 Zambia 1,350 2012 Lower-middle-income
170 São Tomé and Príncipe 1,320 2012 Lower-middle-income
171 Laos 1,260 2012 Lower-middle-income
171 Pakistan 1,260 2012 Lower-middle-income
173 Côte d'Ivoire 1,220 2012 Lower-middle-income
174 Cameroon 1,170 2012 Lower-middle-income
175 Solomon Islands 1,130 2012 Lower-middle-income
176 Yemen 1,110 2011 Lower-middle-income
177 Mauritania 1,110 2012 Lower-middle-income
178 Senegal 1,040 2012 Lower-middle-income
179 Kyrgyzstan 990 2012 Low-income
180 Cambodia 880 2012 Low-income
182 Tajikistan 860 2012 Low-income
183 Bangladesh 840 2012 Low-income
183 Comoros 840 2012 Low-income
183 Kenya 840 2012 Low-income
186 Haiti 760 2012 Low-income
187 Benin 750 2012 Low-income
188 Chad 740 2012 Low-income
189 Nepal 700 2012 Low-income
190 Zimbabwe 680 2012 Low-income
191 Burkina Faso 670 2012 Low-income
192 Mali 660 2012 Low-income
193 South Sudan 650 2012 Low-income
194 Afghanistan 570 2011 Low-income
194 Sierra Leone 580 2012 Low-income
196 Rwanda 560 2011 Low-income
196 Tanzania 570 2012 Low-income
198 Guinea-Bissau 550 2012 Low-income
199 Gambia, The 510 2012 Low-income
199 Mozambique 510 2012 Low-income
202 Togo 500 2012 Low-income
203 Central African Republic 490 2012 Low-income
204 Guinea 460 2012 Low-income
205 Eritrea 450 2012 Low-income
206 Uganda 440 2012 Low-income
207 Madagascar 430 2012 Low-income
208 Ethiopia 410 2012 Low-income
209 Liberia 370 2012 Low-income
209 Niger 370 2012 Low-income
211 Malawi 320 2012 Low-income
212 Burundi 240 2012 Low-income
213 Congo, Democratic Republic of the 220 2012 Low-income
American Samoa — Upper-middle-income
Andorra 41,750 2008 High-income
Argentina 8,450 2010 Upper-middle-income
Aruba 15,320 1995 High-income
Barbados 12,660 2009 High-income
Brunei 31,800 2009 High-income
Burma — Low-income
Cuba 5,460 2008 Upper-middle-income
Curaçao — High-income
Djibouti 1,280 2009 Lower-middle-income
French Polynesia 15,970 2000 High-income
Greenland 36,020 2009 High-income
Guam — High-income
Iran 4,520 2009 Upper-middle-income
Korea, North — Low-income
Libya 12,320 2009 Upper-middle-income
New Caledonia 14,020 2000 High-income
Northern Mariana Islands — High-income
Sint Maarten — High-income
Somalia 150 1990 Low-income
Saint Martin — High-income
Turks and Caicos Islands — High-income
Virgin Islands, U.S. 13,660 1989 High-income
West Bank and Gaza 1,250 2005 Lower-middle-income
— World 9,489 2011 —

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