This is map and list of European countries by Gross national income (PPP) per capita for year 2023 from World Bank. Countries in green have more than $32,000, yellow $18,000-$32,000 and red below $18,000 GDP (PPP) per capita[1]
| State | ||
|---|---|---|
 Albania | 21,110 | |
 Andorra | 75,090 (2022) | |
 Armenia | 22,440 | |
 Austria | ||
 Azerbaijan | 22,640 | |
 Belarus | 29,640 | |
 Belgium | 71,990 | |
 Bosnia and Herzegovina | 22,790 | |
 Bulgaria | 37,380 | |
 Croatia | 45,950 | |
 Cyprus | 51,330 | |
 Czech Republic | 51,370 | |
 Denmark | 79,390 | |
 Estonia | 47,350 | |
 Finland | 64,950 | |
 France | 62,130 | |
 Georgia | 23,040 | |
 Germany | 72,110 | |
 Greece | 40,880 | |
 Hungary | 44,650 | |
 Iceland | 79,290 | |
 Ireland | 98,650 | |
 Italy | 58,650 | |
 Kazakhstan | 35,420 | |
| 15,310 | ||
 Latvia | 41,420 | |
 Liechtenstein | ||
 Lithuania | 50,100 | |
 Luxembourg | 98,490 | |
 Malta | 56,800 | |
| 17,600 | ||
 Monaco | ||
 Montenegro | 31,520 | |
 Netherlands | 77,750 | |
 Norway | ||
 Poland | 47,380 | |
 Portugal | 47,850 | |
 Romania | 46,620 | |
| 43,510 | ||
 San Marino | 59,020 (2021) | |
 Serbia | 25,880 | |
 Slovakia | 43,500 | |
 Slovenia | 54,130 | |
 Spain | 52,420 | |
 Sweden | ||
 Switzerland | ||
 Turkey | ||
 Ukraine | ||
 United Kingdom | ||