Country | Protestant Majority Country↓ | % Protestant | Total # of Protestants | Additional Protestant Country Details | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
![]() | Germany | Yes | 22.6% | 18.6M | |
![]() | United Kingdom | Yes | 31% | 20.8M | |
![]() | Netherlands | Yes | 11% | 3.4M | |
![]() | Sweden | Yes | 60% | 6M | |
![]() | Hungary | Yes | 14% | 1.4M | |
![]() | Switzerland | Yes | 27% | 2.3M | |
![]() | Denmark | Yes | 82% | 4.7M | 77-82% Protestant (4,389,000 to 4,674,000 people) |
![]() | Finland | Yes | 65.8% | 3.7M | |
![]() | Norway | Yes | 72% | 3.9M | |
![]() | Latvia | Yes | 35% | 714K | |
![]() | Estonia | Yes | 11% | 121K | |
![]() | India | No | 1.5% | 18.9M | |
![]() | China | No | 2.9% | 40M | |
![]() | United States | No | 46.5% | 153.4M | 36-46.5% Protestant (118,800,000 to 153,450,000 people) |
![]() | Indonesia | No | 7.6% | 20.2M | |
![]() | Pakistan | No | 0.86% | 1.4M | |
![]() | Nigeria | No | 37.7% | 75.4M | |
![]() | Brazil | No | 31% | 70.8M | 24.5-31% Protestant (51,695,000 to 70,791,786 people) |
![]() | Bangladesh | No | 0.23% | 331.9K | |
![]() | Russia | No | 2% | 2.5M | |
![]() | Ethiopia | No | 18.6% | 13.7M | |
![]() | Mexico | No | 10% | 11.4M | 5-10% Protestant (5,700,000 to 11,400,000 people) |
![]() | Japan | No | 0.4% | 509.7K | |
![]() | Egypt | No | 2% | 2.1M | |
![]() | Philippines | No | 10% | 10M | 8.2-10% Protestant (10,000,000 people) |
![]() | DR Congo | No | 50% | 31.7M | |
![]() | Vietnam | No | 1% | 835.4K | |
![]() | Iran | No | 0.3% | 204.1K | |
![]() | Turkey | No | 1% | 13K | Protestants make up less than 1% of the population (around 13,000 people) |
![]() | Thailand | No | 0.77% | 492.8K | |
![]() | Tanzania | No | 38% | 22.8M | |
![]() | France | No | 2% | 1.2M | |
![]() | South Africa | No | 72.9% | 36.8M | |
![]() | Italy | No | 1.3% | 755.3K | |
![]() | Kenya | No | 60.8% | 31.1M | |
![]() | Myanmar | No | 3% | 1.3M | |
![]() | Colombia | No | 16.4% | 5.9M | |
![]() | South Korea | No | 19.7% | 10.2M | |
![]() | Sudan | No | 5% | 2.2M | |
![]() | Uganda | No | 45.1% | 15.7M | |
![]() | Spain | No | 3% | 1.5M | |
![]() | Algeria | No | 1.62% | 250K | |
![]() | Iraq | No | 0.1% | 40K | |
![]() | Argentina | No | 15.3% | 6.9M | |
![]() | Afghanistan | No | 0.03% | 10K | |
![]() | Yemen | No | 1% | Protestants make up approximately 1% of the population, though precise totals are unavailable. | |
![]() | Canada | No | 21.7% | 7.9M | |
![]() | Angola | No | 30.6% | 6M | |
![]() | Ukraine | No | 2.3% | 900K | |
![]() | Morocco | No | Protestant minorities exist, though precise estimates of their numbers are unavailable. | ||
![]() | Poland | No | 0.35% | 130K | |
![]() | Uzbekistan | No | 0.01% | 1.3K | |
![]() | Malaysia | No | 4% | 1.2M | |
![]() | Mozambique | No | 27% | 6.2M | |
![]() | Ghana | No | 58.1% | 14.1M | |
![]() | Peru | No | 12.5% | 3.7M | |
![]() | Saudi Arabia | No | 3.33% | 800K | |
![]() | Madagascar | No | 38% | 8.1M | |
![]() | Ivory Coast | No | 23% | 5.2M | |
![]() | Cameroon | No | 20% | 3.3M | |
![]() | Nepal | No | 0.01% | 4K | |
![]() | Venezuela | No | 17% | 5.6M | |
![]() | Niger | No | 0.5% | 80.5K | |
![]() | Australia | No | 23.1% | 6.4M | |
![]() | North Korea | No | 0.04% | 10K | |
![]() | Syria | No | 0.2% | 37.6K | |
![]() | Mali | No | 1% | 154K | |
![]() | Burkina Faso | No | 9% | 1.4M | |
![]() | Sri Lanka | No | 0.8% | 160.5K | |
![]() | Taiwan | No | 2.6% | 595.3K | |
![]() | Malawi | No | 55% | 8.7M | |
![]() | Zambia | No | 68% | 9.2M | |
![]() | Chad | No | 18% | 2.1M | |
![]() | Kazakhstan | No | 2% | 303.7K | |
![]() | Chile | No | 15.5% | 2.8M | 13-15.5% Protestant (2,365,000 to 2,821,000 people) |
![]() | Somalia | No | |||
![]() | Senegal | No | 0.5% | 55.6K | |
![]() | Romania | No | 6% | 1.3M | |
![]() | Guatemala | No | 38.2% | 6M | |
![]() | Ecuador | No | 14% | 1.8M | 12.5-14% Protestant (1,837,500 people) |
![]() | Cambodia | No | 0.04% | 5.4K | |
![]() | Zimbabwe | No | 67% | 8.1M | |
![]() | Guinea | No | 4% | 408K | |
![]() | Benin | No | 23% | 2.1M | |
![]() | Rwanda | No | 43% | 4.7M | |
![]() | Burundi | No | 20% | 2.4M | |
![]() | Bolivia | No | 20% | 1.4M | 16-20% Protestant (1,417,259 people) |
![]() | Tunisia | No | 3.33% | 335.5K | |
![]() | South Sudan | No | 20.7% | 2.1M | |
![]() | Haiti | No | 30% | 3M | |
![]() | Belgium | No | 1.35% | 140K | |
![]() | Jordan | No | 0.5% | 28.8K | |
![]() | Dominican Republic | No | 18% | 1.8M | |
![]() | United Arab Emirates | No | 5% | 128.2K | |
![]() | Honduras | No | 41% | 2.9M | |
![]() | Cuba | No | 11% | 1.2M | |
![]() | Tajikistan | No | 0.01% | 711 | |
![]() | Papua New Guinea | No | 61.5% | 3.4M | |
![]() | Czech Republic | No | 1.1% | ||
![]() | Portugal | No | 2.2% | 229.3K | |
![]() | Azerbaijan | No | 0.07% | 6K | |
![]() | Greece | No | 0.28% | 30K | |
![]() | Togo | No | 9.5% | 539.7K | |
![]() | Israel | No | 0.71% | 64K | |
![]() | Austria | No | 3.4% | 297.6K | |
![]() | Belarus | No | 5% | 515K | |
![]() | Sierra Leone | No | 14% | 756K | |
![]() | Laos | No | 0.56% | 35K | |
![]() | Turkmenistan | No | 0.6% | 81 | |
![]() | Libya | No | 1% | Protestants make up less than 1% of the population, though precise totals are unavailable. | |
![]() | Kyrgyzstan | No | 0.03% | 1.3K | |
![]() | Paraguay | No | 6% | 396K | |
![]() | Nicaragua | No | 26.5% | 1.6M | |
![]() | Bulgaria | No | 1% | 74.5K | |
![]() | Serbia | No | 1.2% | 80.3K | |
![]() | Republic of the Congo | No | 51% | 2.1M | |
![]() | El Salvador | No | 34.4% | 2.1M | 28-34.4% Protestant (2,132,800 people) |
![]() | Singapore | No | 8% | 354.1K | |
![]() | Lebanon | No | 1% | 40K | |
![]() | Liberia | No | 75% | 3.1M | |
![]() | Central African Republic | No | 61% | 3M | |
![]() | Oman | No | 5.8% | 11.5K | |
![]() | Slovakia | No | 8.9% | 935.2K | |
![]() | Mauritania | No | 0.1% | 3.5K | |
![]() | Ireland | No | 4.2% | 201.4K | |
![]() | New Zealand | No | 26.7% | 1.3M | |
![]() | Costa Rica | No | 25% | 1.3M | 12.3-25% Protestant (1,250,000 people) |
![]() | Kuwait | No | 2.14% | 50K | |
![]() | Panama | No | 24% | 864K | |
![]() | Croatia | No | 2% | 89.9K | |
![]() | Georgia | No | 2.14% | 100K | |
![]() | Eritrea | No | 5% | 295K | |
![]() | Mongolia | No | 1.25% | 41.8K | |
![]() | Uruguay | No | 15% | 510K | |
![]() | Puerto Rico | No | 33% | 1.1M | |
![]() | Bosnia and Herzegovina | No | 0.04% | 1.6K | |
![]() | Qatar | No | 1% | ||
![]() | Namibia | No | 74% | 1.7M | |
![]() | Moldova | No | 0.26% | 11.6K | |
![]() | Armenia | No | 3.7% | 110.4K | |
![]() | Jamaica | No | 60% | 1.6M | |
![]() | Lithuania | No | 1% | 36K | |
![]() | Gambia | No | 7% | 360K | |
![]() | Albania | No | 0.23% | 8.2K | |
![]() | Gabon | No | 39.7% | ||
![]() | Botswana | No | 66% | 1.3M | |
![]() | Lesotho | No | 50% | 1.1M | |
![]() | Guinea-Bissau | No | 2% | 32K | |
![]() | Slovenia | No | 0.8% | 16.1K | |
![]() | Equatorial Guinea | No | 6% | 42K | |
![]() | North Macedonia | No | 3% | 61.4K | |
![]() | Bahrain | No | |||
![]() | Trinidad and Tobago | No | 38% | 494K | |
![]() | Timor-Leste | No | 1.96% | 31.2K | 1.2-1.96% Protestant (31,226 people) |
![]() | Cyprus | No | 2% | 15.6K | |
![]() | Mauritius | No | 4.5% | 55.4K | |
![]() | Eswatini | No | 67% | 801K | |
![]() | Djibouti | No | 0.2% | 1.8K | |
![]() | Fiji | No | 42.5% | 379.7K | |
![]() | Comoros | No | 0.25% | 1.7K | |
![]() | Solomon Islands | No | 76.6% | 410K | |
![]() | Guyana | No | 38% | 290.8K | |
![]() | Bhutan | No | 0.02% | 400 | |
![]() | Luxembourg | No | 1% | 4.7K | |
![]() | Suriname | No | 25% | 125K | |
![]() | Maldives | No | |||
![]() | Cape Verde | No | 3.5% | 14.5K | |
![]() | Brunei | No | 1.3% | 4.8K | |
![]() | Belize | No | 30% | 83.8K | |
![]() | Bahamas | No | 70% | 247.6K | |
![]() | Iceland | No | 68.1% | 256.2K | |
![]() | Vanuatu | No | 40% | 97.3K | |
![]() | Barbados | No | 67% | 186.5K | |
![]() | Samoa | No | 49.8% | 89.1K | |
![]() | Saint Lucia | No | 10% | 16.6K | |
![]() | Kiribati | No | 40% | 41.4K | |
![]() | Seychelles | No | 8% | 6.5K | |
![]() | Grenada | No | 30% | 26.9K | |
![]() | Micronesia | No | 47% | 50.8K | |
![]() | Tonga | No | 73% | 82.1K | |
![]() | Saint Vincent and the Grenadines | No | 77% | 90.5K | |
![]() | Antigua and Barbuda | No | 68% | 59.1K | |
![]() | Andorra | No | 2.1% | 1.5K | |
![]() | Dominica | No | 15% | 10.4K | |
![]() | Saint Kitts and Nevis | No | 74% | 29.3K | |
![]() | Liechtenstein | No | 7% | 2.3K | |
![]() | Marshall Islands | No | 76.7% | 47.6K | |
![]() | Palau | No | 29.6% | 6K | |
![]() | Nauru | No | 66% | 8.6K | |
![]() | Tuvalu | No | 94% | 11.4K | |
![]() | Vatican City | No |
The United States is home to the largest Protestant population in the world with 160 million Protestants. Approximately 20 percent of the world’s population of Protestants is in the United States. America has been one of the Protestant countries since the United States was a colony of the British. You’ll see the largest Protestant populations in American along the Eastern seaboard, and particularly at schools such as Harvard and Yale.
Nigeria has a high density of Christians in their population at 85 million. Their Protestant population is 60 million, making Nigeria the African country with the most Christians. Again, Nigeria has been influenced as a British colony, though conflicts remain between Christians and Muslims.
China has the world’s most people, but not the world’s most Protestants. It will rank number three on the list with a rough estimate of 58 million Protestants. In China, Christianity is the fastest growing religion with a 10 percent growth rate. Some experts predict China will have more Protestants by 2030 than America.
Brazil has a high Christian population of 185 million, making almost 90 percent of the South American population. Roman Catholics make up the most Christians in Brazil. It is renowned as one of the Protestant countries in the world with approximately 41 million Protestants.
South Africa is densely populated with Christians, with 85 percent of their population being Christian, and 36 percent of its population being Protestant. Approximately 37 million live in South Africa.
The United Kingdom was once home to the largest population of Protestants but is now number six on the list. Still, almost half of Britain are Christians, and 34 million of Britain’s 65 million are Protestant.
The Democratic Republic of Congo is a highly Christian country with approximately 95 percent being Christian. As one of the Protestant countries, approximately 32 million are Protestants and that includes those in the Kimbanguist religion. It is estimated that roughly 48 percent of the country’s population are Protestant.
The population of Germany is approximately 63 percent Christian. The Roman Catholic community is the largest with 29 million or 29.5 percent of the country’s population. That is followed by Protestants of which there are 27 million, or, 27.9 percent of the German population. Many historians would say that Germany was the original starting point for Protestants, when a religious group broke from the Roman Catholic Church to form their own religion and church.
The country of Kenya is approximately 84 percent Christian with a Christian population of 40 million in the entire population of 48 million. Of those Christians, it is estimated that 47.7 percent or 24 million are Protestants.