GDP per capita of Australia: income level and series
GDP per capita of Australia: latest value USDÂ 65,130 (2025). previous year: USDÂ 64,610 (2024). change since the first year in the series: 3,491.5%.
Global position
Australia ranks 5 of 40 countries for GDP per capita, using the latest annual figure available. 89.7% top-side percentile in the set.
Historical range
lowest reading: USDÂ 1,813 (1960). highest reading: USDÂ 68,477 (2013). recent average (2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025): USDÂ 64,145.
Global comparison
USDÂ 18,297 global median; latest is USDÂ 46,833 above.
Recent data fingerprint
1981: USDÂ 11,871; 1982: USDÂ 12,798; 1983: USDÂ 11,532; 1984: USDÂ 12,436; 1985: USDÂ 11,455; 1986: USDÂ 11,406; 1987: USDÂ 11,666; 1988: USDÂ 14,303; 1989: USDÂ 17,858; 1990: USDÂ 18,274; 1991: USDÂ 18,885; 1992: USDÂ 18,650; 1993: USDÂ 17,725; 1994: USDÂ 18,156; 1995: USDÂ 20,479; 1996: USDÂ 22,056; 1997: USDÂ 23,683; 1998: USDÂ 21,516; 1999: USDÂ 20,750; 2000: USDÂ 21,909; 2001: USDÂ 19,734; 2002: USDÂ 20,335; 2003: USDÂ 23,758; 2004: USDÂ 30,886; 2005: USDÂ 34,535; 2006: USDÂ 36,659; 2007: USDÂ 41,128; 2008: USDÂ 49,811; 2009: USDÂ 42,955; 2010: USDÂ 52,314; 2011: USDÂ 62,799; 2012: USDÂ 68,301; 2013: USDÂ 68,477; 2014: USDÂ 62,817; 2015: USDÂ 56,970; 2016: USDÂ 50,084; 2017: USDÂ 54,118; 2018: USDÂ 57,410; 2019: USDÂ 55,195; 2020: USDÂ 51,983; 2021: USDÂ 60,759; 2022: USDÂ 65,170; 2023: USDÂ 65,058; 2024: USDÂ 64,610; 2025: USDÂ 65,130.
Yearly movement fingerprint
1991: 3.3%; 1992: -1.2%; 1993: -5%; 1994: 2.4%; 1995: 12.8%; 1996: 7.7%; 1997: 7.4%; 1998: -9.2%; 1999: -3.6%; 2000: 5.6%; 2001: -9.9%; 2002: 3%; 2003: 16.8%; 2004: 30%; 2005: 11.8%; 2006: 6.1%; 2007: 12.2%; 2008: 21.1%; 2009: -13.8%; 2010: 21.8%; 2011: 20%; 2012: 8.8%; 2013: 0.3%; 2014: -8.3%; 2015: -9.3%; 2016: -12.1%; 2017: 8.1%; 2018: 6.1%; 2019: -3.9%; 2020: -5.8%; 2021: 16.9%; 2022: 7.3%; 2023: -0.2%; 2024: -0.7%; 2025: 0.8%.
Coverage
66 valid observations from 1960 to 2025. change since the first year in the series: 3,491.5%. previous year change: 0.8%.
Recent historical series
| Year | Value |
|---|---|
| 2025 | USDÂ 65,130 |
| 2024 | USDÂ 64,610 |
| 2023 | USDÂ 65,058 |
| 2022 | USDÂ 65,170 |
| 2021 | USDÂ 60,759 |
| 2020 | USDÂ 51,983 |
| 2019 | USDÂ 55,195 |
| 2018 | USDÂ 57,410 |
| 2017 | USDÂ 54,118 |
| 2016 | USDÂ 50,084 |
| 2015 | USDÂ 56,970 |
| 2014 | USDÂ 62,817 |
This page answers a precise search intent with data, year and context: what GDP per capita is for Australia and how the series changed over time. Use the table to compare the recent figure with earlier years, then open the rankings to see where the country sits globally.
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Source and limits
Source: World Bank Indicators API, indicator GDP per capita (NY.GDP.PCAP.CD), snapshot 2026-07-12. The data are annual macroeconomic indicators. They do not replace local official statistics, monthly readings, regional data or any individual financial recommendation.
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