GDP per capita of Canada

According to the IMF World Economic Outlook (October 2025), GDP (nominal) per capita of Canada in 2025 is projected at $54,935 at current prices. Canada's figure was highest at $56,257 in 2022; now it has lost almost $1,322 till 2025. In 2011, Canada became the 27th economy to surpass the USD 50,000 mark.

In 2025, Canada is in 23rd position out of 194 economies in terms of GDP (nominal) per capita. As per the World Bank, when compared among more than 200 economies, Canada’s highest rank was 17th out of 213 economies in 2012; however, it ranked as high as 3rd among 111 economies in 1960 and has consistently remained among the world’s top 30 economies throughout the modern period. In 1976, Canada's GDP per capita was 5.57 times that of the global GDP per capita; it declined to 3.77x of the global average in 2025.

Canada is in 2nd position in the list of North American economies.

On a PPP basis, Canada’s GDP per capita is projected to reach 65,500 international dollars in 2025—approximately 252% of the global average—placing Canada 30th globally while maintaining second place in North America.