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Each one ranked among every country
Source: World Bank (2025 data) · November 2026
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How to read this chart: Each figure is the World Bank's latest year for that country (the year is on the card), and its rank counts only the countries that reported that year, so the totals differ. The bar under a card runs from the lowest country to the highest, with the world figure marked. Income uses a log scale, because the richest country has hundreds of times the income of the poorest. More on country profile charts.
The data
| # | Figure | Value | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| People | 101,598,527 | 2025 · #16 of 217 countries | |
| Land area | 313,429 km² | 2024 · #68 of 214 countries | |
| Income per person | $5,066 | 2025 · #117 of 186 countries | |
| Life expectancy | 74.7 years | 2024 · #108 of 217 countries | |
| Use the internet | 84.2% | 2024 · #82 of 182 countries |
Read straight from World Bank. These numbers were pulled from the publisher’s own data service on Nov 6, 2026, not retyped.
How we counted (an estimate)
How we counted: each figure is from the latest year enough countries have reported to rank Vietnam against all of them (the year is on screen), and its rank counts only the countries that reported that year. A newer figure may already exist for a few countries. The people, income per person and life expectancy figures are estimates the World Bank compiles from the UN and other agencies, not a count.
Every figure was checked against its source on November 6, 2026.
Population, totaldata.worldbank.org/indicator/SP.POP.TOTL?locations=VN
Land area (sq. km)data.worldbank.org/indicator/AG.LND.TOTL.K2?locations=VN
GDP per capita (current US$)data.worldbank.org/indicator/NY.GDP.PCAP.CD?locations=VN
Life expectancy at birth, total (years)data.worldbank.org/indicator/SP.DYN.LE00.IN?locations=VN
Individuals using the Internet (% of population)data.worldbank.org/indicator/IT.NET.USER.ZS?locations=VN
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Source: World Bank (2025 data). As of November 2026.
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Vietnam is home to 101,598,527 people, according to the World Bank's figure for 2025. That makes it the 16th most populous of the 217 countries in the World Bank's data, out of about 8.22 billion people worldwide. This clip looks at Vietnam through five World Bank indicators, each ranked against every country that reported a figure for the same year.
The country's land covers 313,429 square kilometres, the figure for 2024. The World Bank counts land only, leaving out lakes and rivers, and ranks Vietnam 68th of 214 countries. The world's land adds up to 129,763,686 square kilometres. Its people rank far higher than its land, 16th against 68th.
Income per person, measured as gross domestic product per person in current US dollars, was 5,066 dollars in 2025. That places Vietnam 117th of the 186 countries with a 2025 figure, against a world figure of 14,406 dollars. Vietnam's figure is below the world figure. GDP per person is an average. It divides the whole economy by the whole population and says nothing about how income is shared.
Life expectancy at birth was 74.7 years in 2024: how long a newborn would live if the death rates of that year held for its whole life. The world figure is 73.5 years, so Vietnam is above it and ranks 108th of 217 countries. The clip ends on the population figure, the first number it showed.
The internet figure counts people who used the internet in the last three months. In Vietnam that was 84.2 percent in 2024, against a world figure of 71.2 percent, which puts the country 82nd of the 182 countries with data for that year. A country can sit near the top of one list and far down another, which is why the clip shows five numbers rather than one.
How we counted: each figure is from the latest year enough countries have reported to rank Vietnam against all of them, read from the World Bank's open data API in November 2026. Each rank counts only the countries that reported a value for that same year, which is why the totals differ from one number to the next. The population, income and life expectancy figures are estimates that the World Bank compiles from national and international agencies, not a head count. All data: World Bank, World Development Indicators, licensed CC BY 4.0.
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102 million people. Here is Vietnam in 5 numbers, as of November 2026.
Vietnam is home to 102 million people, the 16th most of any country. Its land covers 313,429 square kilometres, the 68th biggest. In 2025, income per person was 5,066 dollars, about a third of the world average. A baby born in 2024 could expect to live 75 years, just above the world average. And in 2024, 84 percent of people used the internet. Five numbers, one country of 102 million people.
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