List of countries by GNI per capita

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This is a list of countries by Gross National Income per capita in 2006, according to the Atlas Method, an indicator of income developed by the World Bank.

Rank	Country / Territory	GNI per capita 2006, Atlas method (US Dollars)	Notes
1	Luxembourg	71,240
	Bermuda		a
2	Norway	68,440
	Liechtenstein		a
3	Switzerland	58,050
4	Denmark	52,110
5	Iceland	49,960
6	Ireland	44,830
7	United States	44,710
	San Marino		a
8	Sweden	43,580
9	Netherlands	42,670
	Qatar		a
10	Finland	40,650
11	United Kingdom	40,180
12	Austria	39,590
13	Belgium	38,600
14	Japan	38,410
15	Germany	36,620
16	France	36,550	b
17	Canada	36,170
18	Australia	35,990
19	Italy	32,020
20	Kuwait	30,630	a
21	Singapore	29,320
22	Hong Kong, China	28,460
23	Spain	27,570
24	New Zealand	27,250
25	United Arab Emirates	23,950	a
26	Greece	21,690
27	Cyprus	18,430	a
28	Israel	18,580	a
29	Slovenia	18,890
30	Portugal	18,100
31	South Korea	17,690
32	Republic of China	17,230
33	Bahrain	14,370	a
34	Malta	13,610	a
35	Trinidad and Tobago	13,340
36	Saudi Arabia	12,510	a
37	Czech Republic	12,680
38	Estonia	11,410
39	Antigua and Barbuda	11,210
40	Hungary	10,950
41	Oman	9,070	a
42	Slovakia	9,870
43	Croatia	9,330
44	St. Kitts and Nevis	8,840
45	Seychelles	8,650
46	Equatorial Guinea	8,250
47	Poland	8,190
48	Latvia	8,100
49	Palau	7,990
50	Lithuania	7,870
50	Mexico	7,870
52	Libya	7,380
53	Chile	6,980
54	Venezuela	6,070
55	Botswana	5,900
56	Russian Federation	5,780
57	Lebanon	5,490
58	Malaysia	5,490
59	Mauritius	5,450
60	Turkey	5,400
61	South Africa	5,390
62	Uruguay	5,310
63	Argentina	5,150
64	St. Lucia	5,110
65	Gabon	5,000
66	Costa Rica	4,980
67	Panama	4,890
68	Romania	4,850
69	Brazil	4,730
70	Grenada	4,420
71	Bulgaria	3,990
72	Dominica	3,960
73	St. Vincent and the Grenadines	3,930
74	Serbia	3,910	d
75	Montenegro	3,860
76	Kazakhstan	3,790
77	Belize	3,650
78	Jamaica	3,480
79	Belarus	3,380
80	Fiji	3,300
81	Namibia	3,230
82	Suriname	3,200
83	Republic of Macedonia	3,060
84	Algeria	3,030
85	Iran	3,000
85	Marshall Islands	3,000
87	Thailand	2,990
88	Bosnia and Herzegovina	2,980
89	Tunisia	2,970
90	Albania	2,960
91	Peru	2,920
92	Dominican Republic	2,850
93	Ecuador	2,840
94	Colombia	2,740
95	Maldives	2,680
96	Jordan	2,660
97	Guatemala	2,640
98	El Salvador	2,540
99	Swaziland	2,430
100	Micronesia, Fed. Sts.	2,380
101	Samoa	2,270
102	Tonga	2,170
103	Cape Verde	2,130
104	China	2,010
105	Angola	1,980
106	Ukraine	1,950
107	Armenia	1,930
108	Morocco	1,900
109	Azerbaijan	1,850
110	Vanuatu	1,710
111	Syrian Arab Republic	1,570
112	Georgia	1,560
113	Indonesia	1,420
113	Philippines	1,420
115	Bhutan	1,410
116	Paraguay	1,400
117	Egypt	1,350
118	Sri Lanka	1,300
119	West Bank and Gaza	1,230	a
119	Kiribati	1,230
121	Honduras	1,200
122	Guyana	1,130
123	Bolivia	1,100
123	Moldova	1,100	f
125	Cameroon	1,080
126	Djibouti	1,060
127	Lesotho	1,030
128	Nicaragua	1,000
129	Republic of the Congo	950	a
130	Mongolia	880
131	Côte d'Ivoire	870
132	Timor-Leste	840
133	India	820
134	Sudan	810
135	São Tomé and Principe	780
136	Pakistan	770
136	Papua New Guinea	770
138	Yemen	760
139	Senegal	750
140	Mauritania	740
141	Vietnam	690
142	Solomon Islands	680
143	Comoros	660
144	Nigeria	640
145	Zambia	630
146	Uzbekistan	610
147	Kenya	580
148	Benin	540
149	Ghana	520
150	Laos	500
151	Kyrgyzstan	490
152	Bangladesh	480
152	Cambodia	480
152	Chad	480
152	Haiti	480
156	Burkina Faso	460
157	Mali	440
158	Guinea	410
159	Tajikistan	390
160	Central African Republic	360
161	Tanzania	350	g
162	Zimbabwe	340	a
163	Togo	350
164	Mozambique	340
165	Gambia, The	310
166	Uganda	300
167	Nepal	290
168	Madagascar	280
169	Niger	260
170	Rwanda	250
171	Sierra Leone	240
172	Eritrea	200
173	Guinea-Bissau	190
174	Ethiopia	180
175	Malawi	170
176	Liberia	140
177	Democratic Republic of the Congo	130
178	Burundi	100

a. 2006 data not available; ranking is approximate.
b. Data include the French overseas departments of French Guiana, Guadeloupe, Martinique, and Réunion.
c. Estimate is based on regression; other purchasing power parity figures are extrapolated from the latest International Comparison Program benchmark estimates.
d. Excludes data for Kosovo.
e. Estimate is based on a 1986 bilateral comparison of China and the United States (Rouen and Kai 1995) employing a different methodology than that used for other countries. This interim methodology will be revised in the next few years.
f. Data exclude Transnistria.
g. Data refer to mainland Tanzania only.
h. Estimated to be low income ($905 or less).
i. Estimated to be upper middle income ($3,596 to $11,115).
j. Estimated to be high income ($11,116 or more).
k. Estimated to be lower middle income ($906 to $3,595).

[edit] External links

• [1] The Atlas Method, by the World Bank
• [2] Original table

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