Map
Countries in blue have more than US$10,000 per capita, countries in green are between $3,000 and $10,000 and countries in yellow are below $3,000 budget revenue per capita. [1]
This is a map and list of European countries by budget revenues per capita. The data is from the CIA Factbook, with numbers from 2007 in US$.
Countries in blue have more than US$10,000 per capita, countries in green are between $3,000 and $10,000 and countries in yellow are below $3,000 budget revenue per capita. [1]
| Country [2] | budget per capita (USD) | budget (in million USD) |
|---|---|---|
 Albania | 772 | 2,782 |
 Andorra | 5,037 | 333 |
 Armenia | 560 | 1,666 |
 Austria | 21,646 | 177,500 |
 Azerbaijan | 831 | 6,755 |
 Belarus | 2,133 | 20,750 |
 Belgium | 21,179 | 220,100 |
 Bosnia and Herzegovina | 1,558 | 7,094 |
 Bulgaria | 2,299 | 16,840 |
 Croatia | 5,020 | 22,560 |
 Cyprus | - | - |
 Czech Republic | 7,048 | 72,100 |
 Denmark | 31,199 | 170,600 |
 Estonia | 5,968 | 7,854 |
 Finland | 23,709 | 124,200 |
 France | 18,873 | 1,287,000 |
 Georgia | 792 | 3,680 |
 Germany | 17,648 | 1,454,000 |
 Greece | 10,760 | 115,200 |
 Hungary | 6,428 | 64,000 |
 Iceland | 31,927 | 9,640 |
 Ireland | 22,686 | 93,220 |
 Italy | 17,046 | 991,200 |
 Kazakhstan | 1,542 | 23,580 |
 Kosovo | - | - |
 Latvia | 4,633 | 10,470 |
 Liechtenstein | 25,812 | 995 |
 Lithuania | 3,714 | 13,280 |
 Luxembourg | 41,189 | 19,780 |
 Malta | 8,671 | 3,485 |
 Moldova | 423 | 1,830 |
 Monaco | 26,553 | 863 |
 Montenegro | 945 | - |
 Netherlands | 21,695 | 359,500 |
 North Macedonia | 1,219 | 2,508 |
 Norway | 48,898 | 226,300 |
 Poland | 2,216 | 85,390 |
 Portugal | 9,021 | 96,010 |
 Romania | 2,340 | 52,130 |
 Russia | 2,114 | 299,000 |
 San Marino | 25,342 | 709 |
 Serbia | 1,308 | 9,600 |
 Slovakia | 6,303 | 34,340 |
 Slovenia | 9,540 | 19,170 |
 Spain | 14,549 | 588,500 |
 Sweden | 27,582 | 249,100 |
 Switzerland | 19,934 | 150,600 |
 Ukraine | 940 | 43,540 |
 United Kingdom | 18,987 | 1,154,000 |
 Vatican City | 332,618 | 310 |
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