Countries by GDP per capita, 2025
Monaco has the highest GDP per capita of the 192 countries reporting it, $288K in 2024, and Burundi the lowest, $234 in 2025, in current US dollars from the World Bank. The world figure for 2025 is $14,406; of the 180 countries reporting for 2025, 66 are above it.
Current US dollars from World Bank Open Data, latest year each country reports.
- 13AustraliaAustralia and New Zealand$65,130
- 25New ZealandAustralia and New Zealand$49,591
- 59PalauMicronesia$19,532
- 70NauruMicronesia$14,640
- World average, 2025$14,406
- 91Marshall IslandsMicronesia$8,489
- 102FijiMelanesia$6,642
- 106TongaPolynesia$6,547
- 110TuvaluPolynesia$6,041
- 111SamoaPolynesia$5,873
- 126MicronesiaMicronesia$4,414
- 130VanuatuMelanesia$4,039
- 143Papua New GuineaMelanesia$3,020
- 148KiribatiMicronesia$2,559
- 153Solomon IslandsMelanesia$2,086
Questions
Which country has the highest GDP per capita?
Monaco has the highest GDP per capita of the 192 countries reporting it, $288K in 2024, and Burundi the lowest, $234 in 2025, in current US dollars from the World Bank.
What is the world GDP per capita?
The world figure for 2025 is $14,406; of the 180 countries reporting for 2025, 66 are above it.
How it is measured
GDP per capita is gross domestic product divided by midyear population, in current US dollars, from World Bank Open Data (indicator NY.GDP.PCAP.CD). The World Bank publishes it once a year, and each country shows the latest year it reports, so a few countries show an older year. The trend line beside each country covers up to 20 years. See the data sources.