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Cuba: key statistics

Latin America & Caribbean · Upper middle income · capital Havana

Cuba has a GDP of $107.4B and a GDP per capita of $9,605, with a population of about 11.0 million (World Bank, latest available year). Life expectancy is 78.3 years. Among countries with data, Cuba ranks #70 of 214 by GDP, #102 of 214 by GDP per capita, #86 of 217 by population. Full indicator table, peer countries and head-to-head comparisons are below.

Source: World Bank Open Data. Data as of June 2026.

Cuba at a glance

IndicatorValueYear
GDP (current US$)$107.4B2020
GDP per capita (current US$)$9,6052020
Population, total10,979,7832024
Population growth (annual %)-0.4%2024
GDP growth (annual %)-1.1%2024
Inflation, consumer prices (annual %)
Unemployment, total (% of labour force, modelled ILO)1.7%2025
Life expectancy at birth, total (years)78.32024
Individuals using the Internet (% of population)70.5%2024
Urban population (% of total)77.2%2024
CO2 emissions per capita (tonnes)1.912024

Source: World Bank Open Data (CC BY 4.0). Data as of June 2026.

Each value is the most-recent year the World Bank reports for Cuba (the year column), so figures are not all from the same year. A dash (—) means no value is reported.

How Cuba ranks

Cuba vs its peers

The 6 countries in Latin America & Caribbean with the closest GDP per capita to Cuba:

Cuba and nearest-income peers in Latin America & Caribbean. Source: World Bank Open Data (CC BY 4.0), latest available year.
CountryGDP per capitaPopulationLife expectancy
Cuba (this country)$9,60511.0 million78.3
Brazil$10,311212.0 million76.0
Dominica$10,40566,20571.3
Peru$8,45234.2 million77.9
Dominican Republic$10,87611.4 million73.9
Colombia$7,91952.9 million77.9
Jamaica$7,7542.8 million71.6

See every country in this region on the Latin America & Caribbean hub.

Compare Cuba head to head

Frequently asked questions

What is the GDP of Cuba?

Cuba's GDP is $107.4B (2020) in current US dollars (World Bank). GDP per capita is $9,605 (2020). That ranks Cuba #70 of 214 economies with reported GDP.

What is the population of Cuba?

Cuba has a population of about 11.0 million (2024), per World Bank data. It is the #86 most populous of 217 countries.

What region and income group is Cuba in?

The World Bank places Cuba in the Latin America & Caribbean region and classifies it as a upper middle income economy. Its capital is Havana.

How long do people live in Cuba?

Life expectancy at birth in Cuba is 78.3 years (2024, World Bank). That ranks #66 of 217.

Sources & notes

Data: World Bank Open Data, Indicators API (CC BY 4.0), retrieved June 2026. Values are each indicator's most-recent non-empty year for Cuba, so the reference year varies by indicator (shown in the table). Figures are nominal (current US$) unless noted; see our methodology. Browse all 217 countries.

Last updated: 2026-06-20