List of Asian and Pacific countries by GDP (PPP)

For a list of Asian and Pacific countries, see List of Asian and Pacific countries.

This is a list of Asian and Pacific countries ranked by Gross Domestic Product (GDP) at Purchasing Power Parity (PPP). Figures are given in 2010 International Dollars according to CIA factbook 2010 figures. Turkey & Cyprus are excluded due to their cultural & economic proximity to Europe. The nations of the former USSR also are excluded from this table of Asia.

Rank	Country	2010 GDP (PPP) millions of International dollars
—	Asia	$24,077,897
1	People's Republic of China	$9,872,000
2	Japan	$4,338,000
3	India	$4,060,000
—	Russia	$2,223,000
4	South Korea	$1,467,000
5	Indonesia	$1,033,000
6	Australia	$889,600
7	Iran	$863,500
8	Republic of China (Taiwan)	$823,600
9	Saudi Arabia	$622,500
10	Thailand	$580,300
11	Pakistan	$451,200
12	Malaysia	$416,700
13	Philippines	$353,200
14	Hong Kong, China	$327,000
15	Singapore	$292,400
16	Vietnam	$278,100
17	Bangladesh	$259,300
18	Israel	$217,100
19	United Arab Emirates	$199,800
20	Kazakhstan	$197,700
21	Kuwait	$144,300
22	Qatar	$122,200
23	Iraq	$117,700
24	Syria	$106,400
25	Sri Lanka	$104,700
26	Uzbekistan	$86,070
27	Oman	$76,530
28	Yemen	$61,880
29	Burma	$60,070
30	Lebanon	$58,650
31	North Korea	$40,000
32	Turkmenistan	$36,640
33	Nepal	$35,310
34	Jordan	$33,790
35	Cambodia	$30,130
36	Bahrain	$29,820
37	Afghanistan	$29,810
38	Brunei	$19,880
39	Macau, China	$18,470
40	Laos	$15,680
41	Papua New Guinea	$14,930
42	Tajikistan	$14,610
43	Kyrgyzstan	$11,850
44	Mongolia	$10,080
45	Fiji	$3,792
46	Bhutan	$3,526
47	East Timor	$3,004
48	Maldives	$1,776
49	Solomon Islands	$1,559
50	Vanuatu	$1,216
51	Samoa	$1,002
52	Tonga	$767
53	Kiribati	$619
54	Federated States of Micronesia	$238
55	Palau	$164
56	Marshall Islands	$133
57	Nauru	$60
58	Tuvalu	$14

Notes

• Note 1: ^ refers to Mainland China only.

See also

• List of Asian and Pacific countries by GDP (summary)
• World economy