AIDS

Rank	Country	HIV/AIDS - people living with HIV/AIDS
1	South Africa	7,500,000
2	Mozambique	2,200,000
3	India	2,100,000
4	Nigeria	1,800,000
5	Tanzania	1,700,000
6	Uganda	1,500,000
7	Kenya	1,500,000
8	Zimbabwe	1,400,000
9	Zambia	1,200,000
10	Malawi	1,100,000
11	Russia	1,000,000
12	Brazil	920,000
13	Ethiopia	670,000
14	Indonesia	640,000
15	Congo, Democratic Republic of the	520,000
16	Cameroon	510,000
17	Thailand	480,000
18	Botswana	380,000
19	Angola	340,000
20	Ghana	340,000
21	Lesotho	340,000
22	Ukraine	250,000
23	Burma	240,000
24	Mexico	230,000
25	Rwanda	230,000
26	Vietnam	230,000
27	Namibia	210,000
28	Swaziland	200,000
29	Colombia	200,000
30	France	190,000
31	Romania	190,000
32	South Sudan	190,000
33	Pakistan	190,000
34	Haiti	160,000
35	Spain	150,000
36	Mali	140,000
37	Argentina	140,000
38	Italy	130,000
39	Togo	120,000
40	Chad	120,000
41	Guinea	110,000
42	Venezuela	110,000
43	Burkina Faso	100,000
44	Central African Republic	100,000
45	Congo, Republic of the	100,000
46	Philippines	97,000
47	Malaysia	88,000
48	Peru	87,000
49	Germany	87,000
50	Burundi	85,000
51	Sierra Leone	78,000
52	Benin	75,000
53	Cambodia	73,000
54	Dominican Republic	72,000
55	Equatorial Guinea	65,000
56	Iran	59,000
57	Papua New Guinea	52,000
58	Gabon	51,000
59	Uzbekistan	50,000
60	Ecuador	47,000
61	Liberia	47,000
62	Sudan	46,000
63	Senegal	41,000
64	Portugal	41,000
65	Guinea-Bissau	40,000
66	Madagascar	39,000
67	Guatemala	36,000
68	Kazakhstan	33,000
69	Niger	33,000
70	Jamaica	32,000
71	Cuba	32,000
72	Japan	30,000
73	Nepal	30,000
74	Australia	29,000
75	Belarus	28,000
76	Gambia, The	28,000
77	El Salvador	27,000
78	Egypt	26,000
79	Panama	26,000
80	Honduras	25,000
81	Netherlands	24,000
82	Paraguay	22,000
83	Algeria	22,000
84	Morocco	21,000
85	Bolivia	19,000
86	Switzerland	17,000
87	Moldova	15,000
88	Tajikistan	14,000
89	Costa Rica	14,000
90	Bangladesh	14,000
91	Greece	14,000
92	Eritrea	14,000
93	Uruguay	14,000
94	Laos	13,000
95	Mauritius	11,000
96	Trinidad and Tobago	11,000
97	Sweden	11,000
98	Somalia	11,000
99	Afghanistan	11,000
100	Yemen	11,000
101	Kyrgyzstan	10,000
102	Azerbaijan	9,700
103	Nicaragua	9,600
104	Libya	9,500
105	Georgia	9,100
106	Israel	9,000
107	Guyana	8,700
108	Saudi Arabia	8,200
109	Singapore	7,900
110	Ireland	7,500
111	Estonia	7,400
112	Austria	7,400
113	Djibouti	6,800
114	Tunisia	6,500
115	Denmark	6,200
116	Bahamas, The	6,000
117	Norway	5,800
118	Suriname	5,800
119	Mauritania	5,700
120	Latvia	5,600
121	Belize	4,900
122	Czech Republic	4,400
123	Finland	4,000
124	Hungary	3,700
125	Sri Lanka	3,600
126	Armenia	3,500
127	New Zealand	3,500
128	Lithuania	3,400
129	Bulgaria	3,300
130	Serbia	3,200
131	Lebanon	2,700
132	Barbados	2,700
133	Cape Verde	2,500
134	Oman	2,500
135	Croatia	1,600
136	East Timor	1,500
137	Albania	1,400
138	Bhutan	1,300
139	Slovakia	1,200
140	Luxembourg	1,200
141	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	1,200
142	Sao Tome and Principe	1,100
143	Syria	1,000
144	Saint Lucia	1,000
145	Slovenia	1,000
146	Mongolia	1,000
147	Kuwait	1,000
148	Antigua and Barbuda	1,000
149	Fiji	1,000
150	Dominica	500
151	Iceland	500
152	Grenada	500
153	Bahrain	500
154	Bosnia and Herzegovina	500
155	Jordan	500
156	Montenegro	500
157	Macedonia	500
158	Malta	500
159	Qatar	500
160	Saint Kitts and Nevis	200
161	Comoros	200

Definition: This entry gives an estimate of all people (adults and children) alive at yearend with HIV infection, whether or not they have developed symptoms of AIDS.

Source: CIA World Factbook - Unless otherwise noted, information in this page is accurate as of January 1, 2020

See also: HIV/AIDS - people living with HIV/AIDS map

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