World Bank region · 37 economies
East Asia & Pacific: countries and statistics
GDP per capita ranges from $1,341 in Timor-Leste to $98,814 in Singapore; Life expectancy ranges from 62.3 yrs in Nauru to 85.4 yrs in Hong Kong; Internet users ranges from 18.8% in Papua New Guinea to 98.0% in Malaysia.
Population2.4bn2025 · world 8.2bnGDP$33.7tn2025 · world $118tnGDP per capita$14,0772025 · world $14,406Life expectancy76.7 yrs2024 · world 73.5 yrsInternet users88.4%2025 · world 73.6%Fertility1.342024 · world 2.19Under-5 mortality13.22024 · world 37.4CO₂ per person7.35 t2024 · world 4.69 tElectricity access98.6%2024 · world 91.9%
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Countries in East Asia & Pacific
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| Country | Income | Population | GDP | GDP per capita | Life expectancy | Internet users |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| China | Upper-middle income | 1.4bn | $19.5tn | $13,862 | 78.0 yrs | 91.6% |
| Indonesia | Upper-middle income | 286m | $1.4tn | $5,060 | 71.3 yrs | 72.8% |
| Japan | High income | 123m | $4.4tn | $35,951 | 84.0 yrs | 85.5% |
| Philippines | Upper-middle income | 117m | $487bn | $4,171 | 69.9 yrs | 67.3% |
| Vietnam | Upper-middle income | 102m | $515bn | $5,066 | 74.7 yrs | 84.2% |
| Thailand | Upper-middle income | 71.6m | $577bn | $8,057 | 76.6 yrs | 90.9% |
| Myanmar | Lower-middle income | 54.9m | $81.7bn | $1,489 | 67.1 yrs | 45.4% |
| South Korea | High income | 51.7m | $1.9tn | $36,227 | 83.6 yrs | 97.9% |
| Malaysia | Upper-middle income | 36.0m | $472bn | $13,125 | 76.8 yrs | 98.0% |
| Australia | High income | 27.6m | $1.8tn | $65,130 | 83.1 yrs | 96.1% |
| North Korea | Low income | 26.6m | — | — | 73.7 yrs | — |
| Cambodia | Lower-middle income | 17.8m | $51.3bn | $2,872 | 70.8 yrs | 68.5% |
| Papua New Guinea | Lower-middle income | 10.8m | $32.5bn | $3,020 | 66.3 yrs | 18.8% |
| Laos | Lower-middle income | 7.9m | $18.3bn | $2,325 | 69.2 yrs | 65.6% |
| Hong Kong | High income | 7.5m | $427bn | $56,983 | 85.4 yrs | 95.8% |
| Singapore | High income | 6.1m | $604bn | $98,814 | 83.3 yrs | 94.4% |
| New Zealand | High income | 5.3m | $264bn | $49,591 | 82.0 yrs | 93.5% |
| Mongolia | Upper-middle income | 3.6m | $25.4bn | $7,108 | 72.4 yrs | 85.1% |
| Timor-Leste | Lower-middle income | 1.4m | $1.9bn | $1,341 | 67.9 yrs | 35.0% |
| Fiji | Upper-middle income | 933,154 | $6.2bn | $6,642 | 67.5 yrs | 74.7% |
| Solomon Islands | Lower-middle income | 838,645 | $1.7bn | $2,086 | 70.7 yrs | 29.0% |
| Macao | High income | 685,900 | $52.1bn | $75,902 | 83.3 yrs | 89.8% |
| Brunei | High income | 466,330 | $15.0bn | $32,235 | 75.5 yrs | 96.3% |
| Vanuatu | Lower-middle income | 335,169 | $1.4bn | $4,039 | 71.7 yrs | — |
| New Caledonia | High income | 295,333 | $8.5bn | $29,213 | 78.9 yrs | — |
| French Polynesia | High income | 282,465 | $6.3bn | $22,440 | 84.2 yrs | — |
| Samoa | Upper-middle income | 219,306 | $1.3bn | $5,873 | 71.8 yrs | — |
| Guam | High income | 168,999 | $6.9bn | $41,833 | 77.4 yrs | — |
| Kiribati | Lower-middle income | 136,488 | $349m | $2,559 | 66.6 yrs | 89.4% |
| Micronesia | Upper-middle income | 113,683 | $502m | $4,414 | 67.4 yrs | 39.5% |
| Tonga | Upper-middle income | 103,742 | $679m | $6,547 | 73.1 yrs | 67.4% |
| American Samoa | High income | 46,029 | $871m | $18,017 | 73.0 yrs | — |
| Northern Mariana Islands | High income | 43,541 | $1.1bn | $23,786 | 78.9 yrs | — |
| Marshall Islands | Upper-middle income | 36,282 | $308m | $8,489 | 67.1 yrs | 65.9% |
| Palau | High income | 17,663 | $345m | $19,532 | 69.4 yrs | 83.9% |
| Nauru | High income | 12,025 | $176m | $14,640 | 62.3 yrs | 83.0% |
| Tuvalu | Upper-middle income | 9,492 | $57.3m | $6,041 | 67.3 yrs | — |
Source: World Bank, World Development Indicators (CC BY 4.0)
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Member countries ranked on the indicators of each topic.
PopulationHow many people live where, how fast populations grow and how old they are.EconomySize and growth of national economies, income per person and what they are made of.Prices & public financeInflation, interest rates, exchange rates, public debt and the reach of the state.Trade & investmentHow open economies are: exports, imports, investment, remittances and tourism.LabourWho works and who is looking for work, by ILO modelled estimates.Aid, poverty & equalityAid received, poverty lines, inequality, hunger and women in parliament.EducationSchool enrolment, completion, literacy and public spending on education.HealthLife expectancy, child and maternal mortality, health spending, water and sanitation.Digital & energy accessInternet, mobile and broadband, electricity and clean cooking fuels.EnvironmentEmissions, renewable energy, forests, farmland and water use.
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Europe & Central Asia58 economiesLatin America & Caribbean42 economiesMiddle East, North Africa, Afghanistan & Pakistan23 economiesNorth America3 economiesSouth Asia6 economiesSub-Saharan Africa48 economiesLow income25 economiesLower-middle income47 economiesUpper-middle income59 economiesHigh income86 economies