List of countries by number of households

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This is a list of countries by the number of households. The list includes households occupying housing units and excludes persons living inside collective living quarters, such as hotels, rooming houses and other lodging houses, institutions and camps.[1]

Country Household
population
(people)		 Households Average
household
size
(people)		 Year
 China 1,367,820,000 455,940,000 3.0 2012[2]
 India 1,210,854,977 249,501,663 4.8 2011[3]
 United States 327,167,434 138,537,078 2.6 2018[4]
 Indonesia 237,641,326 61,157,592 3.9 2010[5]
 Brazil 189,790,211 57,324,167 3.3 2010[6]
 Russia 142,754,098 52,711,375 2.7 2002[7]
 Japan 124,973,207 49,062,530 2.5 2005[7]
 Germany 80,219,695 37,571,219 2.1 2011[8]
 Bangladesh 149,772,364 31,863,396 4.4 2011[9]
 United Kingdom 56,075,912 26,473,000 2.1 2011[10][11][12]
 France — 25,253,000 — 2005[13]
 Italy — 23,848,000 — 2008[13]
 Vietnam — 22,444,322 — 2009[7]
 Mexico 22,268,196 4.3 2000[7]
 Philippines — 18,539,769 — 2007[7]
 Turkey — 17,794,238 — 2008[13]
 Iran 79,926,270 24,196,035 3.3 2016[14]
 Ukraine — 17,199,000 — 2008[13]
 Spain 46,070,700 18,472,800 2.5 2017[15]
 Korea, South 45,452,526 15,887,128 2.9 2005[7]
 Ethiopia 73,302,305 15,634,304 4.7 2007[7]
 Poland 37,812,741 13,432,489 2.8 2011[7]
 Canada — 12,437,470 4.2 2006[13]
 Argentina 39,672,520 12,171,675 3.3 2010[16]
 South Africa — 11,205,705 — 2001[7]
 Colombia 41,174,853 10,570,899 3.9 2005[7]
 Australia 20,762,326 7,760,322 2.7 2011[7]
 Romania 21,358,796 7,320,202 2.9 2002[7]
 Netherlands — 7,242,202 — 2008[13]
 Peru 27,057,199 6,754,074 4.0 2007[7]
 Korea, North 23,133,692 5,887,471 3.9 2008[7]
   Nepal 26,620,809 5,659,984 4.7 2011[17]
 Uganda — 5,043,256 — 2002[7]
 Chile 16,473,453 5,035,637 3.3 2012[18]
 Malaysia 26,602,931 6,341,273 4.2 2010[19]
 Belgium — 4,575,959 — 2008[13]
 Sweden — 4,554,824 — 2008[13]
 Czech Republic — 4,312,819 — 2008[13]
 Kazakhstan — 4,152,740 — 2000[13]
 Hungary — 4,001,976 — 2005[13]
 Belarus — 3,855,016 — 2000[13]
 Greece 10,266,004 3,664,392 2.8 2001[7]
 Portugal 10,252,544 3,650,757 2.8 2001[7]
 Austria — 3,566,489 — 2008[13]
 Cuba 11,135,964 3,532,313 3.2 2002[7]
  Switzerland 8,379,165 3,762,352 2.23 2019 [20]
 Bulgaria 7,848,395 2,921,887 2.7 2001[7]
 Ecuador 12,068,651 2,879,935 4.2 2001[7]
 Cambodia 13,395,682 2,841,897 4.7 2008[7]
 Denmark — 2,547,377 — 2008[13]
 Serbia 7,460,460 2,521,190 3.0 2002[7]
 Israel — 2,510,300 3.3 2017[21]
 Finland — 2,499,332 — 2008[13]
 Mali — 2,369,866 — 2009[7]
 Burkina Faso 14,017,262 2,360,126 5.9 2006[7]
 Dominican Republic 8,541,149 2,193,848 3.9 2002[7]
 Norway 5,316,388 2,376,971 2.2 2019[22]
 Slovakia — 2,071,743 — 2001[13]
 Bolivia 8,090,732 1,977,665 4.1 2001[7]
 Azerbaijan — 1,862,922 — 2008[13]
 Rwanda 7,963,809 1,757,426 4.5 2002[7]
 Ireland — 1,576,409 — 2008[13]
 Croatia 4,410,828 1,477,377 3.0 2001[7]
 Lithuania 3,369,211 1,356,826 2.5 2001[7]
 New Zealand 3,594,516 1,331,652 2.7 2001[7]
 Puerto Rico (US) 3,761,836 1,261,325 3.0 2000[7]
 Georgia 4,167,966 1,243,158 3.4 2002[7]
 Benin — 1,210,463 — 2002[7]
 Moldova 3,383,332 1,131,827 3.0 2004[7]
 Kyrgyzstan — 1,109,633 — 2000[13]
 Senegal — 1,075,858 — 2002[7]
 Bosnia and Herzegovina — 1,067,120 — 2004[13]
 Tajikistan — 1,047,000 — 2000[13]
 Singapore 3,273,363 915,090 3.6 2000[7]
 Latvia 2,354,620 802,848 2.9 2000[7]
 Albania — 791,830 — 2008[13]
 Armenia — 778,578 — 2001[13]
 Slovenia 1,949,614 684,847 2.8 2002[7]
 Palestinian Territory 3,668,990 629,185 5.8 2007[7]
 Estonia — 583,991 — 2008[13]
 Macedonia, Republic of — 496,020 — 2002[13]
 Lesotho 1,862,860 422,371 4.4 2006[7]
 Botswana — 404,706 — 2001[7]
 Mauritius 668,868 296,294 2.3 2000[7]
 Cyprus 685,280 223,790 3.1 2001[7]
 Swaziland 1,005,206 212,195 4.7 2007[7]
 Timor-Leste 918,458 194,962 4.7 2004[7]
 Montenegro — 180,517 — 2003[13]
 Luxembourg 432,037 171,953 2.5 2001[7]
 Malta 398,615 139,583 2.9 2005[7]
 New Caledonia (France) — 64,345 — 2004[7]
 Bermuda 61,485 25,148 2.4 2000[7]
 Seychelles 78,618 20,806 3.8 2002[7]
 Åland Islands (Finland) 25,499 11,074 2.3 2000[7]
 Palau — 4,707 — 2005[7]

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