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Debt per person in Nepal

How much state debt sits on each resident’s shoulders?

Nepal's debt per person is $728 — #11 of 124 countries on the atlas (lower is better). Period 2025.

$728

Checked 21 Oct 2026Period 2025

Source: Fiatmap derived metrics (own calculation from separately sourced components)

If the central government's debt were split equally, every resident of Nepal would carry about $728 of it.

Among 124 countries

37 of 124 countries between $331 and $3,04822 of 124 countries between $3,048 and $5,7669 of 124 countries between $5,766 and $8,4837 of 124 countries between $8,483 and $11,2018 of 124 countries between $11,201 and $13,9185 of 124 countries between $13,918 and $16,6365 of 124 countries between $16,636 and $19,3532 of 124 countries between $19,353 and $22,0713 of 124 countries between $22,071 and $24,7883 of 124 countries between $24,788 and $27,5062 of 124 countries between $27,506 and $30,2232 of 124 countries between $30,223 and $32,9411 of 124 countries between $32,941 and $35,6582 of 124 countries between $35,658 and $38,3754 of 124 countries between $38,375 and $41,0932 of 124 countries between $43,810 and $46,5283 of 124 countries between $49,245 and $51,9631 of 124 countries between $54,680 and $57,3982 of 124 countries between $57,398 and $60,1154 of 124 countries between $62,833 and $65,550median $6,282Nepal: ahead of 91 % of the 124 countries with a published debt per personNepal $728$331$65,550
Half of all 124 countries sit between $2,465 and $19,327. Nepal is ahead of 91 % of them. Axis trimmed to the 2nd–98th percentile; 5 values beyond it sit in the end bars.
Rank
#11 of 124
lower is better
Ranked behind
91 %
113 of 124 countries
Latest move
▲ $115
since 2021

In Asia: #3 of 36vs median $6,404: −89 % (better)

The neighbourhood

#CountryDebt per personvs Nepal
9 Tanzania$657−$71
10 Rwanda$727−$1
11 Nepal$728—
12 Cambodia$732+$4
13 Myanmar$773+$45

General government debt divided down to one resident, in US dollars — our calculation from IMF debt/GDP and World Bank GDP per capita, both dated within two years of each other.

How to read this figure

Our own calculation: central government debt as a share of GDP multiplied by GDP per person, both World Bank figures — the abstract ratio turned into a number a person can feel. It is an accounting split, not a bill anyone receives; the state also holds assets, and general government debt (with local government and social funds) can be higher. We only compute it when both legs exist.

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