List of European countries by GDP per capita

Luxembourg is the richest economy in Europe, followed by Ireland and Switzerland. These three have a GDP per capita of above 100k US dollars. Fourteen economies would have per capita GDP above $50,000, and thirty-five would have above $10,000. Ukraine is the poorest economy in Europe. None of the European economies have a GDP per capita below $6,000.

Europe hosts the top three richest economies in the world, six economies are on the list of the top ten richest economies in the world, and 27 economies are within the top 50 world GDP per capita ranking. Only two economies are out of the top 100 lists.

Out of 42 economies, three European economies would see a decrease in 2025 compared to 2024. Norway will add $3,082 in 2025, followed by Iceland ($3,079) and Denmark ($2,928). Andorra, San Marino, and Russia are the three decliners. In 2025, Austria will surpass Sweden. Andorra will be overtaken by Malta and France.

In PPP data, Luxembourg, Ireland, and Norway have GDP per capita of above 100k Int. dollars. Twenty-five economies would have per capita GDP above Int. $50,000, and all economies have above Int. $19,000. Four European economies are in the list of the top ten richest economies globally, and 29 economies are within the top 50 world GDP per capita ranking. Malta, Sweden, and Lithuania would overtake Belgium, Austria, and Spain in 2025. Moldova is the poorest economy in Europe in terms of PPP.

Out of 42 economies, none of the European economies would see a decrease in 2025 compared to 2024. Ireland will add Int. $4,566 in 2025, followed by Norway (Int. $4,306) and Denmark (Int. $4,172).