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Ranked: The Countries With the Most Millionaires in 2025

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Visualizing the Countries With the Most Millionaires in 2025

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Key Takeaways

  • In 2025, the global millionaire population reached 60 million adults.
  • America, China, and France are home to the largest millionaire populations—together holding more than half of the global total.

If the world’s millionaire population were 10 people, four would live in America, one in China, and the rest around the world.

Altogether, this group holds $226 trillion in wealth across 60 million individuals. While wealth has grown meaningfully in emerging markets supported by strong economic growth, America continues to maintain its grip on global wealth.

This graphic shows the countries with the most millionaires in 2025, based on data from the UBS Global Wealth Report 2025.

The Top 25 Countries by Millionaires

In the table below, we show the number of U.S. dollar millionaires by country:

Rank Country Number of USD Millionaires
1 United States 23.8M
2 China 6.3M
3 France 2.9M
4 Japan 2.7M
5 Germany 2.7M
6 United Kingdom 2.6M
7 Canada 2.1M
8 Australia 1.9M
9 Italy 1.3M
10 South Korea 1.3M
11 Netherlands 1.3M
12 Spain 1.2M
13 Switzerland 1.1M
14 India 917K
15 Taiwan 759K
16 Hong Kong 647K
17 Belgium 549K
18 Sweden 490K
19 Brazil 433K
20 Russia 426K
21 Mexico 399K
22 Denmark 376K
23 Norway 348K
24 Saudi Arabia 339K
25 Singapore 331K
-- Rest of World 2.7M
-- World Total 60M

In 2025, approximately one in 10 American adults are millionaires, reaching an estimated 23.8 million in total.

Overall, New York City, Los Angeles, and the San Francisco Bay area stand as the nation’s wealthiest cities, followed by Chicago and Houston. Interestingly, a separate analysis finds that Scottsdale, Arizona has seen the fastest millionaire growth in the country over the past decade.

With 6.1 million adults in this echelon, China follows in second. Since 2014, millionaire growth has ballooned 124% in Shenzhen, where major tech players like Tencent and Huawei are headquartered.

France follows in third, with about half the number of millionaires as in China. It also is home to the highest number of billionaires in Europe, including one of the world’s richest people, Bernard Arnault.

Meanwhile, Switzerland and Luxembourg have the highest concentration of millionaires, each with one per seven adults. Hong Kong SAR, Australia, and the Netherlands also have a high density of millionaires, where the ratio sits at one in 10 adults.

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