The Entirety of the World’s 8.2 Billion Population in One Chart

Visualizing the 8.2 Billion World Population by Country

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After reaching 1 billion people in 1804, the world’s population has expanded eightfold over roughly 200 years.

Since 2022, the global population has increased by more than 200 million despite widespread declines in birth rates. While the populations of China and Brazil have shrunk, India and Nigeria have been significant drivers of overall population growth.

This graphic shows the world population by country, based on data from the United Nations.

The World Population by Country in 2025

Below, we show the population of 204 countries and territories in 2025:

Rank	Country	Population in 2025 (M)
1	India	1,463.9
2	China	1,416.1
3	U.S.	347.3
4	Indonesia	285.7
5	Pakistan	255.2
6	Nigeria	237.5
7	Brazil	212.8
8	Bangladesh	175.7
9	Russia	144.0
10	Ethiopia	135.5
11	Mexico	132.0
12	Japan	123.1
13	Egypt	118.4
14	Philippines	116.8
15	DR Congo	112.8
16	Viet Nam	101.6
17	Iran	92.4
18	Türkiye	87.7
19	Germany	84.1
20	Thailand	71.6
21	Tanzania	70.6
22	UK	69.6
23	France	66.7
24	South Africa	64.8
25	Italy	59.2
26	Kenya	57.5
27	Myanmar	54.9
28	Colombia	53.4
29	South Korea	51.7
30	Sudan	51.7
31	Uganda	51.4
32	Spain	47.9
33	Algeria	47.4
34	Iraq	47.0
35	Argentina	45.9
36	Afghanistan	43.8
37	Yemen	41.8
38	Canada	40.1
39	Angola	39.0
40	Ukraine	39.0
41	Morocco	38.4
42	Poland	38.1
43	Uzbekistan	37.1
44	Malaysia	36.0
45	Mozambique	35.6
46	Ghana	35.1
47	Peru	34.6
48	Saudi Arabia	34.6
49	Côte d’Ivoire	32.7
50	Madagascar	32.7
51	Cameroon	29.9
52	Nepal	29.6
53	Venezuela	28.5
54	Niger	27.9
55	Australia	27.0
56	North Korea	26.6
57	Syria	25.6
58	Mali	25.2
59	Burkina Faso	24.1
60	Sri Lanka	23.2
61	Malawi	22.2
62	Zambia	21.9
63	Chad	21.0
64	Kazakhstan	20.8
65	Chile	19.9
66	Somalia	19.7
67	Romania	18.9
68	Senegal	18.9
69	Guatemala	18.7
70	Netherlands	18.4
71	Ecuador	18.3
72	Cambodia	17.9
73	Zimbabwe	17.0
74	Guinea	15.1
75	Benin	14.8
76	Rwanda	14.6
77	Burundi	14.4
78	Bolivia	12.6
79	Tunisia	12.4
80	South Sudan	12.2
81	Haiti	11.9
82	Belgium	11.8
83	Dominican Republic	11.5
84	Jordan	11.5
85	UAE	11.4
86	Honduras	11.0
87	Cuba	10.9
88	Papua New Guinea	10.8
89	Tajikistan	10.8
90	Sweden	10.7
91	Czechia	10.6
92	Azerbaijan	10.4
93	Portugal	10.4
94	Greece	9.9
95	Togo	9.7
96	Hungary	9.6
97	Israel	9.5
98	Austria	9.1
99	Belarus	9.0
100	Switzerland	9.0
101	Sierra Leone	8.8
102	Laos	7.9
103	Turkmenistan	7.6
104	Libya	7.5
105	China	7.4
106	Kyrgyzstan	7.3
107	Nicaragua	7.0
108	Paraguay	7.0
109	Bulgaria	6.7
110	Serbia	6.7
111	Congo	6.5
112	El Salvador	6.4
113	Denmark	6.0
114	Lebanon	5.9
115	Singapore	5.9
116	Liberia	5.7
117	Finland	5.6
118	Norway	5.6
119	State of Palestine	5.6
120	Central African Republic	5.5
121	Oman	5.5
122	Slovakia	5.5
123	Ireland	5.3
124	Mauritania	5.3
125	New Zealand	5.3
126	Costa Rica	5.2
127	Kuwait	5.0
128	Panama	4.6
129	Croatia	3.9
130	Georgia	3.8
131	Eritrea	3.6
132	Mongolia	3.5
133	Uruguay	3.4
134	Puerto Rico	3.2
135	Bosnia and Herzegovina	3.1
136	Namibia	3.1
137	Qatar	3.1
138	Armenia	3.0
139	Republic of Moldova	3.0
140	Albania	2.8
141	Gambia	2.8
142	Jamaica	2.8
143	Lithuania	2.8
144	Botswana	2.6
145	Gabon	2.6
146	Lesotho	2.4
147	Guinea-Bissau	2.3
148	Slovenia	2.1
149	Equatorial Guinea	1.9
150	Latvia	1.9
151	North Macedonia	1.8
152	Bahrain	1.6
153	Trinidad and Tobago	1.5
154	Cyprus	1.4
155	Timor-Leste	1.4
156	Estonia	1.3
157	Eswatini	1.3
158	Mauritius	1.3
159	Djibouti	1.2
160	Comoros	0.9
161	Fiji	0.9
162	Réunion	0.9
163	Bhutan	0.8
164	Guyana	0.8
165	Solomon Islands	0.8
166	Macao	0.7
167	Luxembourg	0.7
168	Malta	0.6
169	Montenegro	0.6
170	Suriname	0.6
171	Western Sahara	0.6
172	Brunei Darussalam	0.5
173	Cabo Verde	0.5
174	Maldives	0.5
175	Bahamas	0.4
176	Belize	0.4
177	Guadeloupe	0.4
178	Iceland	0.4
179	Barbados	0.3
180	French Guiana11	0.3
181	French Polynesia	0.3
182	Martinique	0.3
183	New Caledonia	0.3
184	Vanuatu	0.3
185	Curaçao	0.2
186	Guam	0.2
187	Saint Lucia	0.2
188	Samoa	0.2
189	Sao Tome and Principe	0.2
190	Antigua and Barbuda	0.1
191	Aruba	0.1
192	Dominica	0.1
193	Grenada	0.1
194	Kiribati	0.1
195	Micronesia	0.1
196	Saint Kitts and Nevis	0.1
197	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	0.1
198	Seychelles	0.1
199	Tonga	0.1
200	Turks and Caicos Islands	0.1
201	United States Virgin Islands	0.1
202	San Marino	0.03
203	Sint Maarten	0.00
204	Tuvalu	0.00

India ranks as the world’s most populous country, with a population fast-approaching the 1.5 billion mark.

Between 2022 and 2025, India added roughly 53 million people, even as its fertility rate fell below the replacement level to 1.9 births per woman. Over the same period, life expectancy rose to more than 72 years, climbing roughly 10 years since 2000.

China, home to over 1.4 billion people, ranks second globally. Since 2022, its population has declined by almost 36 million, and India overtook China in 2023 as aging demographics and record-low fertility accelerated China’s population decline.

With 347 million people in 2025, the U.S. ranks third globally. However, Nigeria is projected to surpass it by 2050 as its population doubles given its younger demographic profile.

Looking over to Europe, Italy’s population has shrunk by over 1 million people in less than four years, while the population of Greece has declined by roughly 400,000. Both countries have among the highest median ages in the world, at 48 and 47 years, respectively.

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