List of countries by GNI (PPP) per capita

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This is a list of countries by 2005 GNI (Gross National Income) per capita. Countries with a GNI per capita of $11,116 or more are described as high income countries, between $3,596 and $11,115 as upper middle income, between $906 and $3,595 as lower middle income, and for lower income countries $905 or less.

High income countries (Atlas Method)
Rank Country GNI Per Capita
1  Luxembourg ▲ $ 76,000
— Flag of Bermuda Bermuda ▲ $ N/A
2  Norway ▲ $ 66,500
—  Liechtenstein ▲ $ N/A
— Flag of the United Kingdom Channel Islands ▲ $ N/A
3  Switzerland ▲ $ 57,000
4  Denmark ▲ $ 51,700
5  Iceland ▲ $ 50,500
6  Ireland ▲ $ 45,500
7  United States ▲ $ 44,900
—  San Marino ▲ $ N/A
8  Sweden ▲ $ 43,500
9  Netherlands ▲ $ 42,600
—  Qatar ▲ $ N/A
10  Finland ▲ $ 40,600
11  United Kingdom ▲ $ 40,100
12  Austria ▲ $ 39,500
13  Belgium ▲ $ 38,600
14  Japan ▲ $ 38,400
15  Germany ▲ $ 36,600
16  France ▲ $ 36,500
17  Canada ▲ $ 36,100
18  Australia ▲ $ 35,900
19  Italy ▲ $ 32,000
20  Kuwait ▲ $ 30,600
21  Singapore ▲ $ 29,300
22  Hong Kong, China ▲ $ 28,400
23  Spain ▲ $ 27,500
24  New Zealand ▲ $ 27,200
25  United Arab Emirates ▲ $ 23,900
26  Greece ▲ $ 21,600
27  Cyprus ▲ $ 18,400
28  Israel ▲ $ 18,500
29  Slovenia ▲ $ 18,800
30  Portugal ▲ $ 18,100
31  South Korea ▲ $ 17,600
32  Puerto Rico ▲ $ 14,500
33  Bahrain ▲ $ 14,300
33  Malta ▲ $ 13,600
34  Trinidad and Tobago ▲ $ 13,300
35  Saudi Arabia ▲ $ 13,100
36  Czech Republic ▲ $ 12,600
37  Estonia ▲ $ 11,400
38  Antigua and Barbuda ▲ $ 11,200
High income countries (purchasing power parity basis)
Rank Country GNI Per Capita
1  Luxembourg ▲ $ 56,900
2  Norway ▲ $ 41,900
3  United States ▲ $ 41,500
4  Ireland ▲ $ 40,000
—  Bermuda ▲ $ 36,000
5  Iceland ▲ $ 35,600
6  Denmark ▲ $ 34,700
7  San Marino ▲ $ 34,600
8  Canada ▲ $ 34,400
9  Switzerland ▲ $ 33,100
10  Austria ▲ $ 32,900
—  Hong Kong, China ▲ $ 32,200
11  Belgium ▲ $ 31,500
12  Japan ▲ $ 31,300
13  Australia ▲ $ 31,000
14  Finland ▲ $ 30,800
15  Netherlands ▲ $ 30,300
16  United Kingdom ▲ $ 30,300
17  Germany ▲ $ 31,100
18  Qatar ▲ $ 29,600
19  Sweden ▲ $ 29,500
20  Italy ▲ $ 29,400
21  France ▲ $ 29,200
22  Singapore ▲ $ 29,200
23  Taiwan ▲ $ 27,100
24  Monaco ▲ $ 27,000
—  European Union ▲ $ 26,900
25  Andorra ▲ $ 26,800
26  Liechtenstein ▲ $ 25,000
27  Brunei Darussalam ▲ $ 24,800
28  New Zealand ▲ $ 24,800
29  Spain ▲ $ 24,800
30  United Arab Emirates ▲ $ 23,700
31  Equatorial Guinea ▲ $ 23,100
32  Israel ▲ $ 22,900
33  South Korea ▲ $ 22,500
34  Slovenia ▲ $ 21,700
35  Greece ▲ $ 21,500
36  Cyprus ▲ $ 20,600
37  Malta ▲ $ 20,000
38  Portugal ▲ $ 19,900
39  Puerto Rico ▲ $ 19,300
40  Bahrain ▲ $ 19,700
41  Czech Republic ▲ $ 19,500
42  The Bahamas ▲ $ 19,100
43  Barbados ▲ $ 17,100
44  Saudi Arabia ▲ $ 16,600
45  Hungary ▲ $ 16,600
46  Estonia ▲ $ 16,400
47  Kuwait ▲ $ 16,300
48  Oman ▲ $ 16,300
49  Slovakia ▲ $ 16,100
50  Saint Kitts and Nevis ▲ $ 15,000
51  Lithuania ▲ $ 14,200
52  Trinidad and Tobago ▲ $ 13,900
53  Poland ▲ $ 13,200
54  Argentina ▲ $ 13,100
55  Mauritius ▲ $ 13,000
56  Latvia ▲ $ 12,800
57  Croatia ▲ $ 12,300
58  Seychelles ▲ $ 12,100
59  Antigua and Barbuda ▲ $ 11,600
60  Chile ▲ $ 11,500
61  Libya ▲ $ 11,300
62  Russian Federation ▲ $ 11,200
63  Malaysia ▲ $ 11,100
Upper middle income countries (Atlas Method)
Rank Country GNI Per Capita
39  Hungary ▬ $ 10,900
40  Oman ▬ $ 9,000
41  Slovakia ▬ $ 9,800
42  Croatia ▬ $ 9,300
43  Saint Kitts and Nevis ▬ $ 8,800
44  Seychelles ▬ $ 8,600
45  Equatorial Guinea ▬ $ 8,200
46  Poland ▬ $ 8,200
47  Latvia ▬ $ 8,100
48  Palau ▬ $ 7,900
49  Lithuania ▬ $ 7,800
50  Mexico ▬ $ 7,800
51  Libya ▬ $ 7,300
52  Chile ▬ $ 6,900
53  Venezuela ▬ $ 6,000
54  Botswana ▬ $ 5,900
55  Russia ▬ $ 5,700
56  Lebanon ▬ $ 5,500
57  Malaysia ▬ $ 5,500
58  Mauritius ▬ $ 5,400
59  Turkey ▬ $ 5,400
60  South Africa ▬ $ 5,300
61  Uruguay ▬ $ 5,300
62  Argentina ▬ $ 5,100
63  Saint Lucia ▬ $ 5,100
64  Gabon ▬ $ 5,000
65  Costa Rica ▬ $ 4,900
66  Panama ▬ $ 4,800
67  Romania ▬ $ 4,800
68  Brazil ▬ $ 4,700
69  Grenada ▬ $ 4,400
70  Bulgaria ▬ $ 3,900
71  Dominica ▬ $ 3,900
72  Saint Vincent and the Grenadines ▬ $ 3,900
73  Serbia ▬ $ 3,900
74  Montenegro ▬ $ 3,800
75  Kazakhstan ▬ $ 3,700
76  Belize ▬ $ 3,600
Upper middle income countries (purchasing power parity basis)
Rank Country GNI Per Capita
1  South Africa ▬ $ 11,000
2  Botswana ▬ $ 10,800
3  Costa Rica ▬ $ 10,300
4  Mexico ▬ $ 10,000
5  Uruguay ▬ $ 9,600
6  Bulgaria ▬ $ 9,200
7  Palau ▬ $ 9,000
8  Brazil ▬ $ 8,700
9  Grenada ▬ $ 8,600
10  Thailand ▬ $ 8,500
11  Philippines ▬ $ 99,999
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