HelloSafe Prosperity Index2026 edition · 178 countries · 5 indicators

The richest countries in the world in 2026

One score out of 100 for 178 countries, built only from public data: GDP, national income, human development, income equality and poverty. Norway ranks first.

Global top 3 · 2026score /100
90–10080–9070–80under 70
A. Fruchard
A. Fruchard
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Last updated: October 12, 2026100 % public, traceable data
Key facts to remember

The index in 30 seconds

178countries ranked (31 in the previous edition)
59.2world average score /100
99.4Norway, the richest country
5indicators, 100 % public data sources
Key takeaways · 20-second read
  • Norway (99.4), Ireland (97.7) and Iceland (97.3) are the three richest countries in the world once income, human development and the sharing of wealth are counted together.
  • Europe places 12 countries in the world top 15; Asia enters with Singapore (7th), the United Arab Emirates (9th) and Hong Kong (13th).
  • The United States ranks 28th (86.7): the fifth-highest national income per head, held back by the widest income gap of the world top 30.
  • Coverage grew from 31 to 178 countries on one world scale, built only from IMF, World Bank and UNDP data.

How is the index built? See the methodology ↓

01 · World ranking

2026 world ranking

Every published country ranked worldwide on the same 0–100 score. Click a country for its five indicator scores.

#1 worldwide · #1 in EuropeNorway
99.4/10090–100

Norway scores 99.4/100, #1 worldwide and #1 in Europe. Its strongest pillar is GDP per capita (PPP) (100.0), its weakest Income equality (96.5).

Pillar breakdown
GDP per capita (PPP) 30 %100.0
National income per capita 20 %100.0
Human development 20 %100.0
Income equality 15 %96.5
Low poverty 15 %99.7
Pillar scores on 100, weighted into the overall 99.4.
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02 · Where the wealth is

The geography of prosperity

Every published country in its tier colour. Click a tier to show or hide it, click a country for its rank and score.

#88 Fiji · 61.2Not listedNot listed#19 Canada · 90.1#28 United States · 86.7#46 Kazakhstan · 80.0#98 Uzbekistan · 58.2#156 Papua New Guinea · 28.6#95 Indonesia · 59.1#74 Argentina · 67.9#63 Chile · 71.1Not listedNot listed#143 Kenya · 38.0Not listedNot listedNot listed#78 Dominican Republic · 65.7#50 Russia · 77.8#47 Bahamas · 79.9Not listed#1 Norway · 99.4Not listedNot listed#136 Timor-Leste · 39.1Not listedNot listed#81 Mexico · 63.5#58 Uruguay · 73.1#102 Brazil · 56.7#113 Bolivia · 52.3#92 Peru · 60.2Not listed#76 Panama · 65.9#75 Costa Rica · 66.2#126 Nicaragua · 43.5#133 Honduras · 39.7#112 El Salvador · 52.5#117 Guatemala · 48.9#103 Belize · 56.1#123 Venezuela · 45.2#39 Guyana · 82.9#96 Suriname · 58.5#23 France · 88.3#106 Ecuador · 54.6Not listed#105 Jamaica · 54.9Not listed#151 Zimbabwe · 30.9Not listedNot listed#145 Senegal · 35.3Not listed#125 Mauritania · 44.3#148 Benin · 33.7Not listed#139 Nigeria · 38.4#147 Cameroon · 33.7#152 Togo · 30.2#142 Ghana · 38.0#128 Côte d’Ivoire · 42.5#144 Guinea · 37.7#155 Guinea-Bissau · 28.6Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listed#149 Congo - Brazzaville · 33.0#89 Gabon · 60.9#107 Equatorial Guinea · 54.0Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listed#146 Angola · 34.6Not listed#42 Israel · 81.8#108 Lebanon · 53.7Not listedNot listedNot listed#94 Tunisia · 59.1#77 Algeria · 65.9#93 Jordan · 59.7#9 United Arab Emirates · 94.1#20 Qatar · 89.3#38 Kuwait · 83.1#91 Iraq · 60.3#49 Oman · 79.1#129 Vanuatu · 41.8#127 Cambodia · 43.1#73 Thailand · 68.1#120 Laos · 46.5#132 Myanmar (Burma) · 40.9#90 Vietnam · 60.4Not listed#27 South Korea · 87.1#79 Mongolia · 64.4#101 India · 57.0#110 Bangladesh · 52.7#83 Bhutan · 62.7#122 Nepal · 45.4#141 Pakistan · 38.2Not listed#124 Tajikistan · 44.6#104 Kyrgyzstan · 56.0#85 Turkmenistan · 61.5#87 Iran · 61.2#134 Syria · 39.5#61 Armenia · 72.1#11 Sweden · 93.1#51 Belarus · 77.6#69 Ukraine · 70.0#29 Poland · 86.5#14 Austria · 91.0#43 Hungary · 81.5#66 Moldova · 70.4#48 Romania · 79.8#41 Lithuania · 81.9#45 Latvia · 80.1#34 Estonia · 85.2#17 Germany · 90.4#55 Bulgaria · 73.5#44 Greece · 81.0#64 Türkiye · 70.8#62 Albania · 71.7#37 Croatia · 83.5#8 Switzerland · 94.3#12 Luxembourg · 92.8#6 Belgium · 94.7#4 Netherlands · 97.0#40 Portugal · 82.2#36 Spain · 84.4#2 Ireland · 97.7Not listed#154 Solomon Islands · 29.8#25 New Zealand · 87.3#16 Australia · 90.5#100 Sri Lanka · 57.2#71 China · 69.3Not listed#35 Italy · 85.2#5 Denmark · 95.7#22 United Kingdom · 89.2#3 Iceland · 97.3#59 Azerbaijan · 72.8#67 Georgia · 70.2#109 Philippines · 52.8#70 Malaysia · 70.0#30 Brunei · 86.2#15 Slovenia · 91.0#10 Finland · 93.2#32 Slovakia · 85.5#18 Czechia · 90.3Not listed#31 Japan · 85.6#99 Paraguay · 57.5Not listed#26 Saudi Arabia · 87.1#24 Cyprus · 87.8#24 Cyprus · 87.8#114 Morocco · 51.7#80 Egypt · 64.3#97 Libya · 58.5#150 Ethiopia · 32.0#140 Djibouti · 38.3Not listedNot listed#153 Rwanda · 30.1#68 Bosnia & Herzegovina · 70.1#72 North Macedonia · 68.8#57 Serbia · 73.3#56 Montenegro · 73.3Not listed#53 Trinidad & Tobago · 75.4Not listed#7 Singapore · 94.5#21 Malta · 89.3#13 Hong Kong SAR China · 91.8#33 Bahrain · 85.3#60 Barbados · 72.2#65 Mauritius · 70.5#54 Maldives · 74.0#116 Kiribati · 49.4#52 Seychelles · 75.8#138 Micronesia · 38.7#84 Grenada · 61.8#115 Samoa · 50.8#119 Cape Verde · 48.0#86 Tonga · 61.4#131 São Tomé & Príncipe · 41.4#130 Comoros · 41.5#82 St. Lucia · 63.0
Showing 151 of 151 published countries · click a country for its info

Why are some countries grey? All 178 countries are scored, but this page shows the 25 richest of each region (all 10 in Oceania). The other scores exist in our dataset and are available on request. What this study does not show ↓

03 · Regional rankings

Richest countries by region

Each continent ranked on its own: the 25 richest countries of each region, with their place in the world ranking. Unlike the previous edition, every region now sits on the same world scale, so a score in Africa compares directly with a score in Europe.

Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listed#1 Norway · 99.4Not listed#17 France · 88.3Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listed#9 Sweden · 93.1Not listedNot listed#19 Poland · 86.5#11 Austria · 91.0Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listed#21 Estonia · 85.2#13 Germany · 90.4Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listed#24 Croatia · 83.5#7 Switzerland · 94.3#10 Luxembourg · 92.8#6 Belgium · 94.7#4 Netherlands · 97.0#25 Portugal · 82.2#23 Spain · 84.4#2 Ireland · 97.7#22 Italy · 85.2#5 Denmark · 95.7#16 United Kingdom · 89.2#3 Iceland · 97.3Not listedNot listed#12 Slovenia · 91.0#8 Finland · 93.2#20 Slovakia · 85.5#14 Czechia · 90.3Not listed#18 Cyprus · 87.8#18 Cyprus · 87.8Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listed#15 Malta · 89.3Europe · average 84.5 · 41 countries scored, 25 published

Richest countries in Europe

  1. 1Norway99.4#1
  2. 2Ireland97.7#2
  3. 3Iceland97.3#3
  4. 4Netherlands97.0#4
  5. 5Denmark95.7#5
  6. 6Belgium94.7#6
  7. 7Switzerland94.3#8
  8. 8Finland93.2#10
  9. 9Sweden93.1#11
  10. 10Luxembourg92.8#12
  11. 11Austria91.0#14
  12. 12Slovenia91.0#15
  13. 13Germany90.4#17
  14. 14Czechia90.3#18
  15. 15Malta89.3#21
  16. 16United Kingdom89.2#22
  17. 17France88.3#23
  18. 18Cyprus87.8#24
  19. 19Poland86.5#29
  20. 20Slovakia85.5#32
  21. 21Estonia85.2#34
  22. 22Italy85.2#35
  23. 23Spain84.4#36
  24. 24Croatia83.5#37
  25. 25Portugal82.2#40

Reader service: in the richest destinations, a doctor's visit or a night in hospital costs far more than at home (Switzerland, Singapore, the United Arab Emirates). Compare policies by medical limit with our travel insurance comparison. The United States, 28th, is covered in our guide to travel insurance for the USA. For what a policy costs, see our page on travel insurance cost.

04 · How we score

Methodology

Built by HelloSafe's travel insurance team, independently of our comparison. GDP alone says what a country produces; this index also asks whether that wealth reaches its residents. Every figure comes from a public international dataset, so the ranking can be reproduced from the sources.

Score /100= weighted sum30 %GDP per capita (PPP)20 %National income per capita20 %Human development15 %Income equality15 %Low poverty
SourcesIMF World Economic Outlook (GDP per capita in PPP, 2026 estimates), World Bank WDI (GNI per capita, Atlas method), UNDP Human Development Report 2025 (HDI), World Bank Poverty and Inequality Platform (Gini index, share below the societal poverty line).
ProcessingIncomes on a log scale, as the UNDP does for the HDI. Min-max 0–100 over all 178 countries, Gini and poverty inverted, outliers winsorised, a missing inequality or poverty figure filled with the median of the country's World Bank income group.
RobustnessRank correlation of 0.99 with equal weights. Norway stays first under every weighting tested.

Formula Prosperity Index = 0.30 × GDP + 0.20 × National income + 0.20 × Human development + 0.15 × Income equality + 0.15 × Low poverty

What this study does not show
  • Only the 25 richest countries of each region are published; the other scores stay in the dataset.
  • Micro-states under 100,000 inhabitants are excluded (Monaco, Liechtenstein, San Marino, Andorra…), as are countries without GDP, national income or HDI data (North Korea, Cuba, South Sudan…).
  • Hong Kong is scored as a separate economy, as the IMF, the World Bank and the UNDP report it; Taiwan is not covered (no World Bank or UNDP data).
  • Inequality surveys are rare: the latest Gini and poverty figures date from 2005 to 2025 depending on the country. For 16 countries without any (including Singapore, New Zealand and the Gulf states), the median of their income group is used.
  • Some countries measure inequality on consumption rather than income, which reads lower (India, much of Asia and Africa): their equality score is flattered.
  • Ireland's and Luxembourg's GDP is inflated by multinational profits and cross-border workers; national income and the HDI weigh 40 % to correct it.
  • Relative, not absolute: a score compares countries with each other. Prices, cost of living and wealth within a country are not measured.
  • Data window: latest release of each source at publication (October 2026).
New in 202631 → 178 countriesOne world scale for every region100 % public dataNorway #1

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05 · For journalists

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The richest countries in the world#88 Fiji · 61.2Not listedNot listed#19 Canada · 90.1#28 United States · 86.7#46 Kazakhstan · 80.0#98 Uzbekistan · 58.2#156 Papua New Guinea · 28.6#95 Indonesia · 59.1#74 Argentina · 67.9#63 Chile · 71.1Not listedNot listed#143 Kenya · 38.0Not listedNot listedNot listed#78 Dominican Republic · 65.7#50 Russia · 77.8#47 Bahamas · 79.9Not listed#1 Norway · 99.4Not listedNot listed#136 Timor-Leste · 39.1Not listedNot listed#81 Mexico · 63.5#58 Uruguay · 73.1#102 Brazil · 56.7#113 Bolivia · 52.3#92 Peru · 60.2Not listed#76 Panama · 65.9#75 Costa Rica · 66.2#126 Nicaragua · 43.5#133 Honduras · 39.7#112 El Salvador · 52.5#117 Guatemala · 48.9#103 Belize · 56.1#123 Venezuela · 45.2#39 Guyana · 82.9#96 Suriname · 58.5#23 France · 88.3#106 Ecuador · 54.6Not listed#105 Jamaica · 54.9Not listed#151 Zimbabwe · 30.9Not listedNot listed#145 Senegal · 35.3Not listed#125 Mauritania · 44.3#148 Benin · 33.7Not listed#139 Nigeria · 38.4#147 Cameroon · 33.7#152 Togo · 30.2#142 Ghana · 38.0#128 Côte d’Ivoire · 42.5#144 Guinea · 37.7#155 Guinea-Bissau · 28.6Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listed#149 Congo - Brazzaville · 33.0#89 Gabon · 60.9#107 Equatorial Guinea · 54.0Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listed#146 Angola · 34.6Not listed#42 Israel · 81.8#108 Lebanon · 53.7Not listedNot listedNot listed#94 Tunisia · 59.1#77 Algeria · 65.9#93 Jordan · 59.7#9 United Arab Emirates · 94.1#20 Qatar · 89.3#38 Kuwait · 83.1#91 Iraq · 60.3#49 Oman · 79.1#129 Vanuatu · 41.8#127 Cambodia · 43.1#73 Thailand · 68.1#120 Laos · 46.5#132 Myanmar (Burma) · 40.9#90 Vietnam · 60.4Not listed#27 South Korea · 87.1#79 Mongolia · 64.4#101 India · 57.0#110 Bangladesh · 52.7#83 Bhutan · 62.7#122 Nepal · 45.4#141 Pakistan · 38.2Not listed#124 Tajikistan · 44.6#104 Kyrgyzstan · 56.0#85 Turkmenistan · 61.5#87 Iran · 61.2#134 Syria · 39.5#61 Armenia · 72.1#11 Sweden · 93.1#51 Belarus · 77.6#69 Ukraine · 70.0#29 Poland · 86.5#14 Austria · 91.0#43 Hungary · 81.5#66 Moldova · 70.4#48 Romania · 79.8#41 Lithuania · 81.9#45 Latvia · 80.1#34 Estonia · 85.2#17 Germany · 90.4#55 Bulgaria · 73.5#44 Greece · 81.0#64 Türkiye · 70.8#62 Albania · 71.7#37 Croatia · 83.5#8 Switzerland · 94.3#12 Luxembourg · 92.8#6 Belgium · 94.7#4 Netherlands · 97.0#40 Portugal · 82.2#36 Spain · 84.4#2 Ireland · 97.7Not listed#154 Solomon Islands · 29.8#25 New Zealand · 87.3#16 Australia · 90.5#100 Sri Lanka · 57.2#71 China · 69.3Not listed#35 Italy · 85.2#5 Denmark · 95.7#22 United Kingdom · 89.2#3 Iceland · 97.3#59 Azerbaijan · 72.8#67 Georgia · 70.2#109 Philippines · 52.8#70 Malaysia · 70.0#30 Brunei · 86.2#15 Slovenia · 91.0#10 Finland · 93.2#32 Slovakia · 85.5#18 Czechia · 90.3Not listed#31 Japan · 85.6#99 Paraguay · 57.5Not listed#26 Saudi Arabia · 87.1#24 Cyprus · 87.8#24 Cyprus · 87.8#114 Morocco · 51.7#80 Egypt · 64.3#97 Libya · 58.5#150 Ethiopia · 32.0#140 Djibouti · 38.3Not listedNot listed#153 Rwanda · 30.1#68 Bosnia & Herzegovina · 70.1#72 North Macedonia · 68.8#57 Serbia · 73.3#56 Montenegro · 73.3Not listed#53 Trinidad & Tobago · 75.4Not listed90–10080–9070–80under 70Source: HelloSafe, The richest countries in the world in 2026
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“The richest country in the world is Norway, with 99.4 out of 100 on the HelloSafe Prosperity Index, ahead of Ireland and Iceland. The index rates 178 countries on income, human development and how wealth is shared.”

“Seychelles is the richest country in Africa, ahead of Mauritius and Algeria, according to the HelloSafe Prosperity Index.”

“The United States has the fifth-highest national income per head in the HelloSafe Prosperity Index but ranks only 28th, held back by the widest income gap of the world top 30.”

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Norway tops the 2026 HelloSafe Prosperity Index with 99.4 out of 100, ahead of Ireland (97.7) and Iceland (97.3). It scores a full 100 on GDP, national income and human development, with one of the lowest poverty rates of the 178 countries measured.

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Read the article →Digital Nomad Health Insurance for Americans Abroad: Real Cover from $2.53 a Day

Digital nomad health insurance for Americans: real prices from $2.53 a day, Medicare gaps, and the fine print that matters.

Read the article →When Should You Buy Travel Insurance? The Deadlines That Decide What You Can Cover

When to buy travel insurance: the 14-day rule, real plan deadlines, and what you can still cover last minute. Compare now.

Read the article →New Zealand travel insurance: what ACC leaves you to pay, and real quotes from $65.39 for two weeks

New Zealand travel insurance from $65.39 for two weeks. See what ACC does not pay and the visa rule. Compare in 2 min.

Read the article →Extreme Sports Travel Insurance for US Travelers: Coverage and Prices

Most US travel insurance excludes extreme sports. Compare the plan that covers them, evacuation costs in dollars, credit card gaps and real prices.

Read the article →IATI Travel Insurance Review UK: Coverage, Limits and Pricing Analysis

IATI travel insurance reviewed: £200,000 medical cover, £1,500 cancellation limit, £60,000 liability and real UK pricing by destination.

Read the article →Lufthansa Travel Guard Travel Insurance Review USA: What You Really Get for the Price

Lufthansa Travel Guard travel insurance: medical limits, cancellation rules and real US prices, compared for coverage and cost.

Read the article →Mapfre Travel Insurance Review 2026: Coverage, Prices, Verdict

Independent Mapfre travel insurance review for US travelers: $750,000 medical coverage, from $20 a week, and gaps to know.

Read the article →Genki Travel Insurance Review Canada: Coverage, Limits and Pricing Analysis

Genki travel insurance for Canadians: $1,000,000 medical limit, $50 deductible, USA emergency room rule, and real pricing by destination.

Read the article →Air France Travel Insurance Canada: Coverage, Limits and Pricing Analysis

Air France travel insurance in Canada reviewed: $5M medical cover, $1,000 baggage limit, and pricing from $18 to $180 depending on destination and age.

Read the article →Mutuaide Travel Insurance UK Review: Full Breakdown of Coverage, Limits and Costs

Mutuaide travel insurance reviewed for UK travellers. Medical up to £258,000, repatriation included, from £16/week. Key limits and exclusions explained.

Read the article →IATI Travel Insurance Review for US Travelers: Coverage, Limits and Pricing Analysis

IATI travel insurance reviewed for US travelers: $220,000 medical on Standard, $385,000 on Star. Full coverage breakdown, pricing and key exclusions.

Read the article →Ryanair Travel Insurance Review for Americans: Coverage, Limits and Pricing Analysis

Ryanair travel insurance reviewed for US travelers: up to $5M medical on enhanced plans, cancellation up to trip cost, baggage at $2,000. See limits, exclusions and real prices.

Read the article →HDFC ERGO Travel Insurance Review for US Travelers: Coverage, Limits and Real Cost Analysis

HDFC ERGO travel insurance reviewed for US travelers: medical up to $500,000, premiums from $3/week, plus the key limits.

Read the article →MAPFRE Travel Insurance Ireland Review: Full Breakdown of Coverage, Limits and Costs

MAPFRE travel insurance Ireland reviewed: €10 million medical on Platinum, €0 excess, but cancellation capped at €7,500 and pre-existing conditions require declaration.

Read the article →TUI Travel Insurance UK Review: What You Really Get for the Price

TUI travel insurance reviewed: £10m medical, cancellation from £1,500, and prices from £38 for Europe. Full breakdown of cover, limits, and exclusions.

Read the article →Ryanair Travel Insurance Review UK: Is It Worth It?

Is Ryanair travel insurance worth it? Our verdict on the £250,000 medical cover, the baggage limits and what it excludes.

Read the article →Ryanair Travel Insurance Review Ireland: What You Really Get for the Price

Our verdict on Ryanair travel insurance: €2.5M medical cover, €3,000 cancellation cap, €300 item limit — worth it or not.

Read the article →Zurich Travel Insurance Canada Review: Coverage Limits and Real Pricing Analysis

Zurich travel insurance review with real prices, CA$200k medical cover limits, CFAR terms and Costco Travel policy analysis.

Read the article →EasyJet Travel Insurance Review UK: Full Breakdown of Cover, Limits and Costs

EasyJet travel insurance: what it covers (£10M medical, £5,000 cancellation), the excesses, and whether you need it.

Read the article →Zurich Travel Insurance Review USA: Coverage, Limits and Pricing Analysis

Zurich travel insurance review with real coverage limits, $500k medical cover, exclusions, pricing and cancellation analysis.

Read the article →Repatriation insurance: who decides, who pays, and which plans cover the flight home in full

What repatriation insurance covers, who decides on the flight home, and which US plans pay at actual cost. Compare now.

Read the article →Aviva Travel Insurance Canada Review: Unlimited Medical Cover but Strict Conditions

Aviva travel insurance review in Canada: unlimited medical cover, baggage limits, prices from $41 and strict pre-authorization rules.

Read the article →World Nomads travel insurance Canada: detailed review of cover, limits and costs

World Nomads travel insurance in Canada: $10M medical, $5,000 cancellation, real prices by age and the limits to check.

Read the article →AIG Travel Insurance Review Ireland: Coverage, Limits and Pricing Analysis

AIG travel insurance Ireland: €5M medical, €5,000 cancellation, but low baggage limits. Full price and coverage breakdown.

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