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Economy · 2026

Richest countries in the world, 2026

Adjusted for what money buys locally (purchasing power parity), the richest country of a million people or more is Singapore, at Int$ 176,927 per person. PPP is the fairer way to compare living standards; market-rate GDP per capita is the fairer way to compare economic weight.

IMF projection World Economic Outlook (October 2026)

Highest

  1. 1. SingaporeInt$ 176,927
  2. 2. IrelandInt$ 149,642
  3. 3. NorwayInt$ 116,169
  4. 4. SwitzerlandInt$ 106,944
  5. 5. QatarInt$ 103,804

Lowest

  1. 1. BurundiInt$ 1,036
  2. 2. YemenInt$ 1,571
  3. 3. South SudanInt$ 1,582
  4. 4. MozambiqueInt$ 1,721
  5. 5. MalawiInt$ 1,819

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Richest countries in the world, 2026

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Darker = richer per person, adjusted for local prices.

GDP per person at purchasing power parity, international $

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All 190 economies

Richest countries in the world, 2026
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1 LiechtensteinInt$ 198,987
2 SingaporeInt$ 176,927
3 LuxembourgInt$ 156,638
4 IrelandInt$ 149,642
5 MacaoInt$ 141,442
6 NorwayInt$ 116,169
7 SwitzerlandInt$ 106,944
8 QatarInt$ 103,804
9 TaiwanInt$ 103,743
10 GuyanaInt$ 98,912
11 BruneiInt$ 98,028
12 United StatesInt$ 95,212
13 DenmarkInt$ 92,876
14 NetherlandsInt$ 88,202
15 San MarinoInt$ 87,524
16 Hong KongInt$ 85,843
17 United Arab EmiratesInt$ 83,704
18 IcelandInt$ 83,002
19 MaltaInt$ 80,020
20 BelgiumInt$ 78,906
21 AustriaInt$ 78,828
22 GermanyInt$ 78,664
23 SwedenInt$ 78,476
24 AndorraInt$ 76,288
25 AustraliaInt$ 75,039
26 Saudi ArabiaInt$ 74,295
27 CanadaInt$ 70,374
28 FinlandInt$ 70,254
29 South KoreaInt$ 70,251
30 FranceInt$ 68,852
31 United KingdomInt$ 68,476
32 CyprusInt$ 68,256
33 ItalyInt$ 66,221
34 CzechiaInt$ 64,071
35 BahrainInt$ 63,736
36 SloveniaInt$ 62,255
37 LithuaniaInt$ 61,229
38 SpainInt$ 60,106
39 IsraelInt$ 60,100
40 PolandInt$ 60,051
41 JapanInt$ 59,712
42 ArubaInt$ 59,260
43 New ZealandInt$ 58,563
44 CroatiaInt$ 54,512
45 Puerto RicoInt$ 53,917
46 EstoniaInt$ 53,660
47 PortugalInt$ 52,980
48 RussiaInt$ 52,602
49 HungaryInt$ 51,028
50 SlovakiaInt$ 49,761
51 RomaniaInt$ 49,628
52 KazakhstanInt$ 48,351
53 MalaysiaInt$ 47,453
54 GreeceInt$ 47,365
55 BahamasInt$ 47,248
56 PanamaInt$ 47,129
57 TurkeyInt$ 46,679
58 KuwaitInt$ 46,552
59 OmanInt$ 46,196
60 LatviaInt$ 46,063
61 BulgariaInt$ 44,603
62 UruguayInt$ 39,008
63 MaldivesInt$ 37,791
64 SeychellesInt$ 37,183
65 ChileInt$ 37,008
66 Trinidad and TobagoInt$ 36,688
67 MontenegroInt$ 36,564
68 BelarusInt$ 36,025
69 MauritiusInt$ 35,434
70 Saint Kitts and NevisInt$ 35,192
71 SerbiaInt$ 35,186
72 Costa RicaInt$ 34,214
73 Antigua and BarbudaInt$ 32,999
74 ArgentinaInt$ 32,899
75 GeorgiaInt$ 32,661
76 Dominican RepublicInt$ 32,597
77 North MacedoniaInt$ 32,009
78 ChinaInt$ 31,786
79 Saint LuciaInt$ 29,573
80 AlbaniaInt$ 28,819
81 ThailandInt$ 27,724
82 ArmeniaInt$ 26,916
83 AzerbaijanInt$ 26,786
84 MexicoInt$ 26,743
85 BarbadosInt$ 26,339
86 GabonInt$ 26,224
87 BrazilInt$ 24,594
88 TurkmenistanInt$ 24,401
89 Bosnia and HerzegovinaInt$ 24,355
90 SurinameInt$ 23,697
91 ParaguayInt$ 23,662
92 ColombiaInt$ 23,634
93 EgyptInt$ 23,624
94 GrenadaInt$ 23,278
95 MongoliaInt$ 22,428
96 UkraineInt$ 22,229
97 BotswanaInt$ 22,135
98 Saint Vincent and the GrenadinesInt$ 21,737
99 MoldovaInt$ 21,182
100 PalauInt$ 20,860
101 DominicaInt$ 20,693
102 BhutanInt$ 20,335
103 PeruInt$ 20,238
104 IranInt$ 20,159
105 VietnamInt$ 19,974
106 AlgeriaInt$ 19,719
107 IndonesiaInt$ 19,091
108 Equatorial GuineaInt$ 18,880
109 Sri LankaInt$ 18,246
110 LibyaInt$ 18,224
111 EcuadorInt$ 17,831
112 FijiInt$ 17,139
113 South AfricaInt$ 16,841
114 GuatemalaInt$ 16,102
115 TunisiaInt$ 16,022
116 BelizeInt$ 15,613
117 El SalvadorInt$ 15,077
118 UzbekistanInt$ 14,421
119 JamaicaInt$ 14,148
120 PhilippinesInt$ 13,642
121 Cabo VerdeInt$ 13,466
122 EswatiniInt$ 13,394
123 JordanInt$ 13,328
124 IraqInt$ 13,007
125 IndiaInt$ 12,998
126 BoliviaInt$ 12,736
127 NamibiaInt$ 12,513
128 MoroccoInt$ 12,425
129 NauruInt$ 12,374
130 LaosInt$ 12,054
131 BangladeshInt$ 10,884
132 AngolaInt$ 10,713
133 KyrgyzstanInt$ 10,342
134 NicaraguaInt$ 10,256
135 DjiboutiInt$ 10,062
136 NigeriaInt$ 10,051
137 VenezuelaInt$ 9,902
138 GhanaInt$ 9,242
139 MauritaniaInt$ 9,227
140 CambodiaInt$ 8,870
141 Côte d'IvoireInt$ 8,694
142 SamoaInt$ 8,672
143 TongaInt$ 8,635
144 ZimbabweInt$ 8,499
145 HondurasInt$ 8,269
146 KenyaInt$ 8,036
147 GuineaInt$ 8,011
148 Marshall IslandsInt$ 7,962
149 PakistanInt$ 7,371
150 TuvaluInt$ 7,140
151 CongoInt$ 6,820
152 TajikistanInt$ 6,727
153 NepalInt$ 6,615
154 Sao Tome and PrincipeInt$ 6,501
155 MicronesiaInt$ 6,482
156 CameroonInt$ 6,034
157 Timor LesteInt$ 5,288
158 MyanmarInt$ 5,283
159 BeninInt$ 5,181
160 EthiopiaInt$ 4,996
161 Papua New GuineaInt$ 4,923
162 RwandaInt$ 4,652
163 ZambiaInt$ 4,650
164 TanzaniaInt$ 4,447
165 TogoInt$ 4,275
166 ComorosInt$ 4,194
167 UgandaInt$ 4,158
168 VanuatuInt$ 4,141
169 KiribatiInt$ 3,933
170 Sierra LeoneInt$ 3,933
171 GambiaInt$ 3,887
172 MaliInt$ 3,684
173 Guinea-BissauInt$ 3,513
174 ChadInt$ 3,433
175 LesothoInt$ 3,325
176 Burkina FasoInt$ 3,241
177 HaitiInt$ 3,006
178 Solomon IslandsInt$ 2,728
179 SudanInt$ 2,576
180 NigerInt$ 2,211
181 Central African RepublicInt$ 2,170
182 DR CongoInt$ 2,138
183 MadagascarInt$ 2,124
184 LiberiaInt$ 2,113
185 SomaliaInt$ 1,976
186 MalawiInt$ 1,819
187 MozambiqueInt$ 1,721
188 South SudanInt$ 1,582
189 YemenInt$ 1,571
190 BurundiInt$ 1,036

T = trillion, B = billion US dollars. Countries with a full page are linked. Figures for 2026 and later are IMF projections; earlier years are IMF estimates from national data.

Questions

What is the richest country in the world?

By GDP per person at purchasing power parity, Singapore (Int$ 176,927 in 2026) among countries of a million people or more; then Ireland, Norway, Switzerland.

What does PPP mean?

Purchasing power parity converts each country’s GDP at the prices of a common basket of goods, rather than at market exchange rates, so that a dollar buys the same everywhere. It raises poorer countries, where many things are cheaper.

More on the world economy

Source: International Monetary Fund, World Economic Outlook (October 2026). Reused with credit to the IMF. Figures are in current US dollars (or international dollars at purchasing power parity) unless stated.