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Countries Without Debt 2026
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Country | Total Debt 2025↓ | Debt as % of GNI 2025 | |
|---|---|---|---|
 | United States | $25.8T | 88.45% |
 | United Kingdom | $10.5T | 293% |
 | France | $8.2T | 250% |
 | Germany | $7.1T | 145% |
 | Japan | $4.6T | 106% |
 | Netherlands | $4.4T | 346% |
 | Luxembourg | $3.9T | 4,052% |
 | Ireland | $3.3T | 563% |
 | Canada | $3.2T | 136% |
 | Italy | $2.9T | 119% |
 | Spain | $2.9T | 157% |
 | China | $2.5T | 12.88% |
 | Switzerland | $2.3T | 233% |
 | Singapore | $2.1T | 383% |
 | Australia | $1.9T | 104% |
 | Hong Kong | $1.9T | 456% |
 | Belgium | $1.6T | 240% |
 | Brazil | $1.5T | 63.91% |
 | Sweden | $1.1T | 175% |
 | Mexico | $880B | 43.64% |
 | Austria | $756B | 135% |
 | Norway | $743B | 148% |
 | India | $712B | 16.66% |
 | South Korea | $703B | 36.09% |
 | Finland | $687B | 215% |
 | Greece | $618B | 233% |
 | Denmark | $590B | 136% |
 | Turkey | $526B | 36.13% |
 | Poland | $467B | 51.04% |
 | Portugal | $457B | 143% |
 | Indonesia | $424B | 28.41% |
 | Hungary | $343B | 110% |
 | Malaysia | $301B | 61.65% |
 | Cyprus | $291B | 838% |
 | Russia | $290B | 13.23% |
 | Argentina | $283B | 46.8% |
 | Saudi Arabia | $264B | 23.87% |
 | Chile | $247B | 68.16% |
 | New Zealand | $246B | 93.71% |
 | Czechia | $226B | 62.63% |
 | United Arab Emirates | $220B | 38.76% |
 | Taiwan | $213B | 26.1% |
 | Malta | $207B | 912% |
 | Thailand | $201B | 36.84% |
 | Colombia | $201B | 47.87% |
 | Qatar | $195B | 80.97% |
 | Mauritius | $189B | 1,156% |
 | Ukraine | $172B | 90.44% |
 | Puerto Rico | $167B | 142% |
 | Kazakhstan | $166B | 54.09% |
 | South Africa | $164B | 39.19% |
 | Romania | $158B | 39% |
 | Egypt | $155B | 44.88% |
 | Israel | $147B | 26.69% |
 | Slovakia | $145B | 95.01% |
 | Philippines | $140B | 27.51% |
 | Vietnam | $139B | 27.46% |
 | Pakistan | $131B | 33.34% |
 | Venezuela | $110B | 100% |
 | Bangladesh | $104B | 21.54% |
 | Peru | $86.3B | 30.55% |
 | Morocco | $64.8B | 38.42% |
 | Lithuania | $62.8B | 75.9% |
 | Sudan | $62.4B | 202% |
 | Kuwait | $62.1B | 38.34% |
 | Slovenia | $60.7B | 82.88% |
 | Ecuador | $57.7B | 45.89% |
 | Sri Lanka | $56.6B | 75.61% |
 | Serbia | $54B | 65.45% |
 | Oman | $54B | 48.54% |
 | Croatia | $52.9B | 55.04% |
 | Bulgaria | $50.7B | 43.92% |
 | Uruguay | $47.8B | 57.91% |
 | Panama | $44.2B | 48.17% |
 | Latvia | $44.1B | 96.81% |
 | Nigeria | $43B | 21.54% |
 | Tunisia | $42.6B | 80.86% |
 | Jordan | $42.3B | 79.32% |
 | Estonia | $41.7B | 96.79% |
 | Kenya | $40.2B | 34.42% |
 | Bahrain | $39.4B | 82.45% |
 | Angola | $37.7B | 31.84% |
 | Mongolia | $37.1B | 169% |
 | Ivory Coast | $36.5B | 42.01% |
 | Belarus | $36.4B | 49.78% |
 | Lebanon | $34.6B | 159% |
 | Uzbekistan | $33.3B | 26.16% |
 | Ghana | $27.9B | 37.06% |
 | Cuba | $26.3B | 17.88% |
 | Dominican Republic | $26.1B | 19.22% |
 | Ethiopia | $25.4B | 10.66% |
 | Georgia | $25.3B | 76.25% |
 | Iceland | $25.3B | 76.83% |
 | Costa Rica | $24.9B | 24.74% |
 | Zambia | $23.1B | 77.49% |
 | Iraq | $22.6B | 8.34% |
 | Papua New Guinea | $22B | 69.49% |
 | Paraguay | $21.8B | 48.43% |
 | Trinidad and Tobago | $21.5B | 75.91% |
 | Cambodia | $21B | 40.96% |
 | Guatemala | $19.1B | 15.78% |
 | Palau | $18.4B | 5,968% |
 | Bahamas | $17.6B | 122% |
 | Jamaica | $16.8B | 83.39% |
 | Monaco | $16.5B | 188% |
 | Tanzania | $15.9B | 19.9% |
 | Bolivia | $15.3B | 31.68% |
 | El Salvador | $14.9B | 41.56% |
 | North Macedonia | $12.7B | 80.09% |
 | Myanmar | $12.2B | 18.92% |
 | Kyrgyzstan | $11.7B | 73.92% |
 | Nicaragua | $11.1B | 58.95% |
 | Albania | $11.1B | 43.84% |
 | Zimbabwe | $10.9B | 30.35% |
 | Nepal | $10.5B | 24.09% |
 | Mozambique | $10.3B | 44.8% |
 | Laos | $10.3B | 67.5% |
 | Moldova | $10.2B | 55.42% |
 | Honduras | $8B | 21.89% |
 | Cameroon | $7.4B | 13.81% |
 | Yemen | $7.2B | 42.45% |
 | Namibia | $6.5B | 51.04% |
 | Armenia | $6.5B | 25.4% |
 | Tajikistan | $6.3B | 48.82% |
 | Iran | $6.3B | 1.31% |
 | Uganda | $6.2B | 11.23% |
 | Senegal | $6.2B | 18.36% |
 | Syria | $5.9B | 31.83% |
 | DR Congo | $5.3B | 7.35% |
 | Somalia | $5.3B | 41.39% |
 | Azerbaijan | $5.3B | 7% |
 | Gabon | $5.2B | 24.55% |
 | North Korea | $5B | 32.95% |
 | Bosnia and Herzegovina | $5B | 17.04% |
 | Republic of the Congo | $4.8B | 31.08% |
 | Barbados | $4.5B | 65.42% |
 | Montenegro | $4.4B | 54.87% |
 | Madagascar | $4B | 24.34% |
 | Algeria | $3.7B | 1.4% |
 | Mali | $3.6B | 16.74% |
 | Mauritania | $3.6B | 33.73% |
 | Libya | $3.5B | 7.88% |
 | Burkina Faso | $3.1B | 14.12% |
 | Niger | $2.7B | 14.5% |
 | Seychelles | $2.5B | 116% |
 | Rwanda | $2.4B | 17.82% |
 | Bermuda | $2.4B | 31.11% |
 | Benin | $2.3B | 10.95% |
 | Bhutan | $2.3B | 72.7% |
 | Haiti | $2B | 8.41% |
 | Malawi | $1.9B | 17.09% |
 | South Sudan | $1.9B | 29.44% |
 | Chad | $1.9B | 10.03% |
 | Cape Verde | $1.7B | 61.07% |
 | Sierra Leone | $1.6B | 34.25% |
 | Palestine | $1.5B | 8.25% |
 | Botswana | $1.4B | 6.69% |
 | Equatorial Guinea | $1.4B | 12.74% |
 | Djibouti | $1.3B | 30.68% |
 | Guinea | $1.3B | 5.23% |
 | Belize | $1.3B | 40.26% |
 | Afghanistan | $1.3B | 8.85% |
 | Suriname | $1.2B | 28.48% |
 | Togo | $1.2B | 11.93% |
 | Guyana | $1.1B | 5.4% |
 | Liberia | $1.1B | 23.37% |
 | Andorra | $1.1B | 28.53% |
 | Guinea-Bissau | $1.1B | 50.91% |
 | Lesotho | $949M | 39.62% |
 | Faroe Islands | $889M | 38% |
 | Fiji | $833M | 14.37% |
 | Eritrea | $820M | 34.42% |
 | Maldives | $742M | 10.3% |
 | Burundi | $705M | 23.07% |
 | Aruba | $693M | 17.04% |
 | Central African Republic | $687M | 24.44% |
 | Grenada | $679M | 48.29% |
 | Gambia | $542M | 20.11% |
 | Saint Lucia | $513M | 19.88% |
 | Turkmenistan | $503M | 0.6% |
 | Solomon Islands | $492M | 28.79% |
 | Eswatini | $471M | 9.25% |
 | Samoa | $447M | 43.67% |
 | Antigua and Barbuda | $441M | 20.74% |
 | San Marino | $352M | 17.31% |
 | Brunei | $340M | 2.12% |
 | Saint Vincent and the Grenadines | $321M | 28.47% |
 | Timor-Leste | $312M | 15.64% |
 | Dominica | $289M | 40.76% |
 | Cook Islands | $281M | 23% |
 | Sao Tome and Principe | $237M | 31.49% |
 | Tonga | $233M | 40.12% |
 | Vanuatu | $208M | 16.14% |
 | Saint Kitts and Nevis | $188M | 16.53% |
 | Comoros | $133M | 9.37% |
 | New Caledonia | $112M | 1.16% |
 | Marshall Islands | $98M | 32.12% |
 | Micronesia | $93.6M | 19.34% |
 | Cayman Islands | $79M | 1.2% |
 | Anguilla | $48.3M | 15.83% |
 | Greenland | $36.4M | |
 | Nauru | $33.3M | 20.68% |
 | British Virgin Islands | $17.7M | 2% |
 | Tuvalu | $14.8M | 22.42% |
 | Kiribati | $13.6M | 4.11% |
 | Wallis and Futuna | $3.7M | 6% |
 | Montserrat | $1M | 2% |
- Country-level international debt is made up of two major components: public debt, which is the debt owed to foreign creditors by the country’s government, and private debt, which is the debt owed to foreign creditors by the the country’s private residents or corporations.
- Only two sovereign states in the world are believed to be completely free of debt: Liechtenstein and Niue.
- However, most countries are both debtors and creditors, owing money to some countries at the same time they are owed money by other countries. If one were to compare the amount of money each country owes to the amount that it is owed by other countries, additional countries would show a positive debt balance.
