Which has the highest GNI per capita?

Switzerland, with $110,330 a person. Then Norway ($97,310 a person).

How is the list made?

It is a filter over the independent states on Kartavera — high income — using the same figures as the atlas and its rankings. Territories are not included. Open it on the map to change any condition.

High-income countries

64 countries are in the World Bank’s high-income group. The World Bank’s classification, by GNI per capita (Atlas method), revised every July.

High income35 in Europe, 12 in Asia, 9 in North America, 4 in Oceania, 3 in South America, 1 in Africa

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High-income countries
#	Country	GNI per capita	Population	Continent
1	Switzerland	$110,330	9,092,436	Europe
2	Norway	$97,310	5,610,870	Europe
3	Luxembourg	$95,720	686,970	Europe
4	Iceland	$89,220	392,404	Europe
5	United States	$88,810	341,784,857	North America
6	Ireland	$87,360	5,484,367	Europe
7	Singapore	$81,760	6,111,175	Asia
8	Denmark	$77,190	6,009,169	Europe
9	Qatar	$74,330	2,972,215	Asia
10	Netherlands	$68,530	18,087,633	Europe
11	Australia	$64,120	27,614,411	Oceania
12	Sweden	$63,010	10,596,620	Europe
13	Austria	$60,360	9,208,163	Europe
14	Germany	$60,200	83,491,249	Europe
15	Belgium	$59,500	11,941,781	Europe
16	Canada	$56,420	41,651,653	North America
17	Israel	$56,180	10,122,800	Asia
18	Finland	$55,250	5,646,436	Europe
19	United Kingdom	$54,550	69,487,000	Europe
20	San Marino	$53,910	34,109	Europe
21	Andorra	$53,230	82,904	Europe
22	United Arab Emirates	$51,550	11,513,149	Asia
23	France	$48,630	68,720,337	Europe
24	New Zealand	$46,630	5,324,700	Oceania
25	Italy	$42,080	58,915,656	Europe
26	Malta	$41,440	579,704	Europe
27	Kuwait	$41,110	4,865,298	Asia
28	Japan	$38,340	123,366,734	Asia
29	South Korea	$37,880	51,684,564	Asia
30	Spain	$37,120	49,355,143	Europe
31	Bahamas	$37,020	403,033	North America
32	Cyprus	$36,110	1,370,754	Asia
33	Saudi Arabia	$36,070	36,973,555	Asia
34	Slovenia	$35,520	2,130,986	Europe
35	Brunei	$34,790	466,330	Asia
36	Czechia	$32,960	10,886,878	Europe
37	Estonia	$32,310	1,366,475	Europe
38	Lithuania	$30,500	2,888,774	Europe
39	Portugal	$29,930	10,804,871	Europe
40	Bahrain	$28,790	1,600,366	Asia
41	Guyana	$28,470	835,986	South America
42	Barbados	$27,080	282,623	North America
43	Slovakia	$26,410	5,413,813	Europe
44	Poland	$25,520	36,435,861	Europe
45	Croatia	$25,360	3,876,200	Europe
46	Greece	$25,360	10,413,962	Europe
47	Latvia	$24,980	1,847,785	Europe
48	Saint Kitts and Nevis	$24,530	46,922	North America
49	Uruguay	$24,020	3,384,688	South America
50	Hungary	$23,850	9,514,251	Europe
51	Antigua and Barbuda	$23,790	94,209	North America
52	Nauru	$20,690	12,025	Oceania
53	Romania	$20,190	19,020,271	Europe
54	Palau	$19,890	17,663	Oceania
55	Oman	$19,520	5,494,691	Asia
56	Seychelles	$19,200	122,730	Africa
57	Panama	$19,140	4,571,189	North America
58	Trinidad and Tobago	$18,550	1,367,764	North America
59	Costa Rica	$17,930	5,152,950	North America
60	Bulgaria	$17,780	6,433,302	Europe
61	Chile	$16,960	19,859,921	South America
62	Russia	$15,960	143,513,328	Europe
63	Liechtenstein	—	41,024	Europe
64	Monaco	—	38,341	Europe

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How many high-income countries are there?: 64. 64 countries are in the World Bank’s high-income group. The World Bank’s classification, by GNI per capita (Atlas method), revised every July.
Which has the highest GNI per capita?: Switzerland, with $110,330 a person. Then Norway ($97,310 a person).
Where are they?: 35 in Europe, 12 in Asia, 9 in North America, 4 in Oceania, 3 in South America, 1 in Africa.
How is the list made?: It is a filter over the independent states on Kartavera — high income — using the same figures as the atlas and its rankings. Territories are not included. Open it on the map to change any condition.

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