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Latin America & Caribbean · High income

Bahamas: key statistics

Bahamas has 403,033 people (2025) and a GDP per person of $39,455. Below: 69 indicators with the latest year, world rank and change over ten years.

Capital
Nassau
Region
Latin America & Caribbean
Income group
High income
Currency
Bahamian dollar BSD
Languages
English
ISO codes
BSBHS
topic profiles

Bahamas, topic by topic

Each profile brings together the indicators of one topic with world and regional rank, values since 2000, group averages and a comparison with neighbours.

Population
Bahamas
250,000300,000350,000400,000450,0001994199920042009201420192024Bahamas403,033
GDP per capita
BahamasLatin America & CaribbeanWorld
$0$10,000$20,000$30,000$40,0001994199920042009201420192024Bahamas$39,455Latin America & CaribbeanWorld
Life expectancy
BahamasLatin America & CaribbeanWorld
6568707275781994199920042009201420192024Bahamas74.7 yrsLatin America & CaribbeanWorld
Internet users
BahamasLatin America & CaribbeanWorld
0%25%50%75%100%1995200020052010201520202025Bahamas92.5%Latin America & CaribbeanWorld
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Bahamas by topic

World rank counts countries with a value in the recent window; regional rank is within Latin America & Caribbean.

PopulationFull population profile

IndicatorValueYearWorld rankIn region10-year changeWorldSince 2000
Population403,0332025175/21727/42+4.6%8.2bn
Population growth0.44%2025144/21724/42−0.4 pp0.91%
Urban share81.3%202553/21714/42−0.9 pp57.8%
Fertility1.372024182/21737/42−19%2.19
Aged 65+12.1%202585/21718/42+1.9 pp10.4%
Aged 0–1417.5%2025147/21728/42−3.7 pp24.4%
Density40.12024162/21631/42+5.0%62.1
Birth rate10.82024141/21731/42−20%16.3
Area13,878 km²2024158/21624/42±0.0%140,539,257 km²

EconomyFull economy profile

IndicatorValueYearWorld rankIn region10-year changeWorldSince 2000
GDP$15.8bn2024145/21125/41+42%$118tn
GDP per capita$39,455202442/2115/41+35%$14,406
GDP per capita, PPP$41,258202465/1998/38+30%$25,704
GNI per capita$37,020202438/2013/38+36%$14,244
GDP growth3.4%2024105/21021/41+1.5 pp2.9%
GDP per capita growth2.9%202485/21016/41+1.9 pp2.0%
Agriculture share0.5%2024183/19833/37−0.3 pp4.0%
Industry share9.6%2024188/20135/38−3.6 pp25.0%
Services share77.2%202413/2013/38−1.2 pp63.3%
Investment26.8%202451/1752/25−4.6 pp26.3%
Savings19.2%202498/16312/22−1.8 pp26.0%

Prices & public financeFull prices & public finance profile

IndicatorValueYearWorld rankIn region10-year changeWorldSince 2000
Inflation1.1%2025141/18022/31−0.8 pp3.0%
Real interest rate4.0%202483/13618/31+3.6 pp—
Lending rate4.2%2025126/13630/31−0.5 pp—
Exchange rate1.002025159/21031/39±0.0%—
Government debt71.5%202419/785/14+25.1 pp—
Tax revenue17.3%202469/1426/20+6.0 pp13.9%
Government expense20.3%202397/14215/20+4.1 pp28.5%

Trade & investmentFull trade & investment profile

IndicatorValueYearWorld rankIn region10-year changeWorldSince 2000
Exports37.8%202489/18412/27+0.4 pp29.5%
Imports41.5%202499/18411/27−1.7 pp28.5%
Trade openness79.2%202499/18413/27−1.3 pp68.5%
Current account-6.6%2024145/18526/35+10.3 pp—
FDI inflows1.5%2024120/19727/38−0.7 pp1.4%
Remittances0.4%2024140/17830/35—0.8%
Tourist arrivals1.8m202075/19612/41−66%2.4bn

LabourFull labour profile

IndicatorValueYearWorld rankIn region10-year changeWorldSince 2000
Unemployment9.2%202543/1876/31−2.8 pp4.8%
Youth unemployment19.2%202554/18712/31−5.5 pp13.4%
Participation rate73.8%202519/1872/31−0.2 pp61.0%
Women's participation70.7%202517/1872/31+0.4 pp48.9%

Aid, poverty & equality

IndicatorValueYearWorld rankIn region10-year changeWorldSince 2000
Net ODA received$4.4m1995———$259bn
ODA, % of GNI0.1%1995———0.2%
ODA per person$14.61995———$32.2
Women in parliament18.4%2025132/19027/32+5.3 pp27.2%

EducationFull education profile

IndicatorValueYearWorld rankIn region10-year changeWorldSince 2000
Primary enrolment92.9%2024156/19131/39−1.5 pp102.2%
Secondary enrolment79.5%2024130/17629/37−12.1 pp77.3%
Tertiary enrolment14.8%1995———43.6%
Primary completion87.9%2019——−8.6 pp88.0%
Pupils per teacher19.4201883/17311/30+23%23.4
Education spending2.7%2023154/18435/38+0.3 pp3.6%

HealthFull health profile

IndicatorValueYearWorld rankIn region10-year changeWorldSince 2000
Life expectancy74.7 yrs2024109/21725/42+0.9%73.5 yrs
Infant mortality11.12024107/19620/35−10%27.7
Under-5 mortality12.42024110/19622/35−13%37.4
Maternal mortality76202375/1948/34+2.7%197
Health spending6.3%202398/19318/33+0.6 pp10.1%
Health spending per person$2,262202337/1931/33+45%$1,317
Physicians1.902017——+92%1.86
Measles vaccination86%2024121/19320/33−6.0 pp84%
HIV prevalence1.1%202434/1536/29−0.5 pp0.7%
Basic water98.9%201981/20614/35+0.3 pp91.5%
Basic sanitation93.7%2019100/20315/34+0.8 pp82.2%

Digital & energy accessFull digital & energy access profile

IndicatorValueYearWorld rankIn region10-year changeWorldSince 2000
Internet users92.5%202442/1882/34+15.6 pp73.6%
Mobile subscriptions96.72024146/21029/40+17%111.5
Fixed broadband25.3202475/20811/39+25%20.1
Electricity access100.0%202410/2153/42±0.0 pp91.9%
Clean cooking100.0%20245/1922/33±0.0 pp75.4%

EnvironmentFull environment profile

IndicatorValueYearWorld rankIn region10-year changeWorldSince 2000
CO₂ per person3.64 t202481/20312/39+22%4.69 t
Renewable energy1.1%2022187/21236/41−0.3 pp19.7%
Renewable power0.5%2021192/20639/41+0.4 pp27.8%
Forest cover50.9%202455/21419/42±0.0 pp31.1%
Arable land0.8%2024186/20637/39±0.0 pp10.7%
Source: World Bank, World Development Indicators (CC BY 4.0)