Country profile · Europe & Central Asia · HIC
🇬🇮 Gibraltar
High income. Mid-pack GDP/cap (HIC · PEAK) across 18 World Bank / WHO / ILO measures.
- 39.3K
- Population
- N/A
- GDP
- -
- GDP / capita
- 83.6 years
- Life expectancy
Mid-pack GDP/cap · PEAK
Gibraltar ranks 13th for life expectancy - a high income economy in Europe & Central Asia.
- #13
- Life-expectancy rank
- #210
- Population rank
Gibraltar sits in the middle third of GDP/cap (# - of 217) as a HIC economy with PEAK longevity.
Gibraltar on the global income map
Gibraltar (GIB) mid GDP/cap pack - GDP per capita × life expectancy vs largest peers; gold rings = OECD.
- India: GDP per capita $2,695 (2024), life expectancy 72.2 years (2024), lower-middle income.
- China: GDP per capita $13,303 (2024), life expectancy 78.0 years (2024), upper-middle income.
- United States: GDP per capita $84,534 (2024), life expectancy 78.9 years (2024), high income, OECD member.
- Indonesia: GDP per capita $4,925 (2024), life expectancy 71.3 years (2024), upper-middle income.
- Pakistan: GDP per capita $1,479 (2024), life expectancy 67.8 years (2024), lower-middle income.
- Nigeria: GDP per capita $1,084 (2024), life expectancy 54.6 years (2024), low income.
- Brazil: GDP per capita $10,311 (2024), life expectancy 76.0 years (2024), upper-middle income.
- Bangladesh: GDP per capita $2,593 (2024), life expectancy 74.9 years (2024), lower-middle income.
- Russian Federation: GDP per capita $14,889 (2024), life expectancy 73.4 years (2024), high income.
- Ethiopia: GDP per capita $1,134 (2024), life expectancy 67.6 years (2024), low income.
- Mexico: GDP per capita $14,186 (2024), life expectancy 75.3 years (2024), high income, OECD member.
- Japan: GDP per capita $32,487 (2024), life expectancy 84.0 years (2024), high income, OECD member.
- Egypt, Arab Rep.: GDP per capita $3,338 (2024), life expectancy 71.8 years (2024), lower-middle income.
- Philippines: GDP per capita $3,985 (2024), life expectancy 69.9 years (2024), lower-middle income.
- Congo, Dem. Rep.: GDP per capita $693 (2024), life expectancy 62.1 years (2024), low income.
- Viet Nam: GDP per capita $4,717 (2024), life expectancy 74.7 years (2024), upper-middle income.
- Iran, Islamic Rep.: GDP per capita $5,190 (2024), life expectancy 77.9 years (2024), upper-middle income.
- Turkiye: GDP per capita $15,893 (2024), life expectancy 77.4 years (2024), high income, OECD member.
- Germany: GDP per capita $56,104 (2024), life expectancy 80.8 years (2024), high income, OECD member.
- Thailand: GDP per capita $7,387 (2024), life expectancy 76.6 years (2024), upper-middle income.
- United Kingdom: GDP per capita $53,246 (2024), life expectancy 81.4 years (2024), high income, OECD member.
- Tanzania: GDP per capita $1,193 (2024), life expectancy 67.2 years (2024), lower-middle income.
- France: GDP per capita $46,103 (2024), life expectancy 83.0 years (2024), high income, OECD member.
- South Africa: GDP per capita $6,267 (2024), life expectancy 66.3 years (2024), upper-middle income.
- Italy: GDP per capita $40,385 (2024), life expectancy 84.0 years (2024), high income, OECD member.
- Kenya: GDP per capita $2,133 (2024), life expectancy 63.8 years (2024), lower-middle income.
- Myanmar: GDP per capita $1,359 (2024), life expectancy 67.1 years (2024), lower-middle income.
- Colombia: GDP per capita $7,951 (2024), life expectancy 77.9 years (2024), upper-middle income, OECD member.
- Korea, Rep.: GDP per capita $36,239 (2024), life expectancy 83.6 years (2024), high income, OECD member.
- Sudan: GDP per capita $985 (2024), life expectancy 66.5 years (2024), low income.
Overview
Gibraltar has a population of 39.3K, making it the 210th-most populous country out of 217 tracked in Europe & Central Asia.
Life expectancy at birth is 83.6 years (ranked 13th globally), reflecting overall health outcomes as measured by the World Bank.
👥 Demographics
🏥 Health
📚 Education
🌍 Environment
🏗️ Infrastructure
⚖️ Social
🌐 Livability Score
One composite verdict from 4 of 5 World Bank series (life expectancy, under-5 mortality, electricity access, clean-water access, homicide rate), each benchmarked against every country tracking that series. A missing series never silently drags the score down: its weight redistributes across the series Gibraltar does report.
All indicators for Gibraltar
18 latest observations from World Bank WDI, WHO GHO, and ILO ILOSTAT (vintage through 2026-08-14). Values match the topic cards above; this table is the machine-readable export view analysts expect on a country profile.
| Topic | Indicator | Value | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Demographics | Population | 39.3K | 2024 |
| Demographics | Population Ages 0-14 | 17.6% | 2024 |
| Demographics | Population Ages 65+ | 17.6% | 2024 |
| Demographics | Population Density | 3847.1/km² | 2023 |
| Demographics | Urban Population | 100.0% | 2024 |
| Health | Life Expectancy at Birth | 83.6 years | 2024 |
| Education | School Enrollment (Primary) | 101.8 | 2024 |
| Education | School Enrollment (Secondary) | 78.5 | 2024 |
| Environment | CO2 Emissions Per Capita | 16.1 | 2024 |
| Environment | Electric Power Consumption | 5,017 kWh | 2023 |
| Environment | Forest Area | 0 | 2023 |
| Environment | Renewable Energy Consumption | 0.0% | 2021 |
| Infrastructure | Access to Clean Water | 100.0% | 2024 |
| Infrastructure | Access to Electricity | 100.0% | 2023 |
| Infrastructure | Internet Users | 94.4% | 2016 |
| Infrastructure | Mobile Subscriptions | 97.6 | 2022 |
| Social | Intentional Homicides | 3.2 | 2010 |
| Social | Net Migration | 598 | 2024 |
🫀 Disease Burden
Gibraltar's WHO GHO strip is NCD-led; cause cards below keep only the highest-rate cells so the roster is not a copy of every other profile.
Sources: WHO Global Health Observatory. NCD mortality rate: latest available. Rates are age-standardized per 100,000 population. Premature NCD risk covers cardiovascular disease, cancer, diabetes, and chronic respiratory disease.
Compare Gibraltar with near GDP/cap peers
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Nearest GDP/cap peers and LE poles for Gibraltar (HIC · PEAK), replacing the old fixed guide and region clone strip.
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What the data says about Gibraltar
Gibraltar sits in the high-income bracket but outside the OECD's harmonized reporting network, so its statistics come straight from the World Bank, WHO, and ILO source series rather than a jointly reconciled OECD dataset - still official, but with less cross-checking between agencies than an OECD member gets. Because output and income figures are converted at market exchange rates into current dollars, they can swing with currency movements independent of any real change in living standards, and for a small economy like this one that swing shows up more visibly in the headline numbers than it would for a larger country. The fuller picture comes from comparing Gibraltar against income-tier peers of a similar size.
Gibraltar sits in the middle third of GDP/cap (# - of 217) as a HIC economy with PEAK longevity.
Gibraltar holds 39.3K people and N/A GDP (mid-ranked) at N/A per person - mid GDP/cap band, HIC, LE 83.6 years (13th, PEAK). 18 WDI/WHO/ILO cells fill the topic blocks.
Use the topic tables and GDP/cap leaderboard to track vintages; "N/A" means the upstream agency has not published that cell for Gibraltar - we do not invent it.
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Figures above are sourced from World Bank, WHO, and ILO (OECD where applicable) as cited below; always verify against the primary source before citing a specific number.
Source: World Bank Open Data, Source: WHO Global Health Observatory, Source: ILO ILOSTAT. World Bank and ILO data licensed under CC BY 4.0.
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