List of countries by HIV/AIDS adult prevalence rate

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CIA World Factbook.[1][2][3]

As of 2018, 38 million people are estimated infected with HIV globally.[4]

The HIV pandemic is most severe in Southern Africa. Over 10% of all people infected with HIV/AIDS reside within the region. Adult HIV prevalence exceeds 15% in Eswatini, Botswana, and Lesotho, while an additional six countries report adult HIV prevalence of at least 10%.

In absolute numbers, South Africa (7.5 million), followed by Mozambique (2.2 million), India (2.1 million) and Nigeria (1.8 million) had the highest HIV/AIDS number of cases by the end of 2022.[2][5] While South Africa's large population of HIV-positive people is attributable to its high disease prevalence (17.3%, one of the highest in the world), Nigeria's is lower at 1.3%, with India's prevalence rate at 0.2%.[1] However, countries such as Nigeria with high HIV rates above 1% are classified as having Generalized HIV Epidemics (GHEs) by UNAIDS, while India's prevalence is well below this threshold, with a prevalence lower than the US's and about the same as Spain.[6]

HIV/AIDS prevalence estimates table

This data was sourced from the CIA's world factbook

UNAIDS AIDS info website[8]
unless referenced otherwise. A horizontal dash "-" indicates the data was not published. Adult prevalence describes ages between 15 and 49.

Country/Region Adult prevalence
of HIV/AIDS[1]
Number of people
with HIV/AIDS
Annual deaths
from HIV/AIDS[3]
Year of estimate
 Eswatini 28.30% 240,000 3,000 2024
 Lesotho 24.10% 403,000 5,380 2024
 Botswana 22.60% 398,500 5,240 2024
 Zimbabwe 22.10% 1,660,000 25,600 2024
 South Africa 14% 9,230,000 77,000 2024
 Namibia 13.20% 219,330 3,880 2024
 Zambia 12.5% 1,550,000 20,000 2023
 Mozambique 12.65% 2,485,000 59,100 2024
 Malawi 11.40% 1,642,570 15,270 2024
 Equatorial Guinea 7.66% 74,165 2,400 2024
 Tanzania 5.45% 2,550,000 33,000 2024
 Kenya 5.10% 1,710,000 24,000 2023
 Uganda 5% 1,590,000 23,300 2023
 Togo 5.20% 220,440 6,600 2024
 Cameroon 4% 530,000 14,600 2023
 Gabon 3.90% 59,000 1,500 2023
 Central African Republic 4% 126,200 4,400 2024
 Guinea-Bissau 3.65% 42,000 2,200 2023
 Congo, Republic of the 3.770% 110,840 6,700 2024
 Barbados 3.10% 4,400 - 2023
 Rwanda 2.90% 230,000 2,800 2016
 Côte d'Ivoire 2.70% 430,000 13,000 2016
 South Sudan 2.40% 190,000 9,100 2016
 Gambia, The 2.40% 31,000 1,540 2023
 Haiti 2.20% 180,000 3,000 2023
 Nigeria 2.20% 2,450,000 56,500 2024
 Belize 1.90% 4,900 - 2018
 Angola 2.10% 355,000 15,000 2024
 Ghana 2.00% 361,897 22,000 2024
 Bahamas, The 1.80% 6,000 - 2018
 Jamaica 1.65% 32,000 1,000 2019
 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines [9] 1.60% 860 - 2023
 Russian Federation[10] 1.50% 1,137,596 24,000 2021
 Liberia 1.50% 50,000 2,300 2023
 Sierra Leone 1.50% 78,000 2,600 2019
 Guinea 1.40% 110,000 3,100 2016
 Guyana 1.40% 8,700 - 2019
 Suriname 1.30% 5,800 - 2019
 Djibouti 1.50% 9,100 - 2024
 Burundi 1.20% 85,000 1,800 2016
 Chad 1.20% 120,000 3,200 2016
 Mali 1.20% 140,000 5,800 2016
 Trinidad and Tobago 1.20% 11,000 - 2016
 Thailand 1.31% 800,000 25,000 2024
 Ethiopia 1.40% 760,000 25,000 2024
 Ukraine 1.10% 260,000 9,100 2023
 Brazil 1.50% 1,250,000 18,400 2024
 Benin 1.00% 67,000 2,400 2016
 Dominican Republic 1.00% 67,000 2,200 2024
 Papua New Guinea 0.90% 46,000 1,100 2016
 Cabo Verde 0.80% 2,800 - 2016
 Panama 1.30% 42,000 - 2024
 Myanmar 1.20% 281,000 8,400 2024
 Burkina Faso 0.80% 95,000 3,100 2016
 Congo, Democratic Republic of 0.70% 370,000 19,000 2016
 Georgia 1.00% 25,000 - 2024
 Latvia 0.85% 8,000 - 2024
 Cambodia 1.10% 172,000 3,700 2024
 Venezuela 0.70% 160,000 4,700 2024
 Moldova 1.10% 23,800 - 2024
 Eritrea 0.60% 15,000 - 2016
 El Salvador 0.60% 24,000 - 2016
 Uruguay 1.10% 46,000 - 2024
 Mauritania 0.50% 11,000 - 2016
 Chile 2.00% 155,000 - 2024
 Guatemala 0.50% 46,000 1,600 2016
 Paraguay 1.10% 27,850 - 2024
 Portugal 1.60% 62,000 - 2024
 Niger 0.40% 48,000 3,400 2016
 Malaysia 0.30% 110,000 7,400 2024
 Indonesia 0.50% 660,000 47,000 2024
 Honduras 0.40% 21,000 - 2016
 Cuba 1.10% 35,000 - 2024
 Costa Rica 0.40% 13,000 - 2016
 Colombia 0.60% 145,000 5,250 2024
 Argentina 0.65% 150,000 3,100 2024
 Belarus 1.00% 24,000 - 2016
 Senegal 2.30% 54,000 5,100 2024
 United States 0.90% 1,427,155 - 2024[11]
 Bolivia 0.40% 24,000 - 2023
 France 0.90% 231,791 - 2024
 Mexico 0.75% 371,820 5,120 2024
 Ecuador 0.30% 33,000 - 2016
 Peru 0.30% 70,000 2,200 2016
 Italy 1.80% 200,000 - 2024
 Laos 0.30% 11,000 - 2016
 Spain 0.70% 188,000 - 2024
 Tajikistan 0.30% 14,000 - 2016
 Vietnam 0.70% 271,000 5,200 2024
 Armenia 0.20% 3,300 - 2016
 India 0.02% 2,300,000 75,000 2024[12]
 Kazakhstan 0.40% 52,000 - 2024
 Kyrgyzstan 0.20% 8,500 - 2016
 Lithuania 0.45% 11,000 - 2024
 Madagascar 0.20% 31,000 1,600 2016
   Nepal 0.92% 46,000 3,500 2024
 Philippines 0.25% 80,000 - 2023
 Germany 0.25% 100,000 - 2023
 Canada 0.21% 75,000 - 2023[13]
 Netherlands 0.50% 59,900 - 2024
 Nicaragua 0.20% 8,900 - 2016
 Sudan 0.20% 56,000 3,000 2016
 Sweden 0.20% 11,000 - 2016
  Switzerland 0.20% 17,000 - 2019
 United Kingdom 1.10% 188,000 - 2024
 Bhutan 0.16% 1 265[14] - 2018
 Ireland 0.55% 18,000 - 2024[15]
 Greenland 0.13% 70 - 2018[16]
 Norway[17] 0.45% 19,050 305 2024
 Denmark 0.11% 6,500 - 2018[18]
 Albania 0.10% 1,700 - 2016
 Australia 0.10% 28,880 - 2023
 Fiji 0.10% 468[19][unreliable source] - 2019
 Taiwan[20] 0.10% 31,620 - 2016
 Azerbaijan 0.10% 9,200 - 2016
 Iran 0.10% 66,000 4,000 2016
 Somalia - 436[21] - 2023
 Morocco 0.10% 22,000 - 2016
 Pakistan 0.10% 130,000 5,500 2016
 Bangladesh - 12,000 1,000 2016
 Egypt - 11,000 - 2016
 Yemen - 9,900 - 2016
 Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan - 7,500 - 2016
 Sri Lanka - 4,000 - 2016
 Bulgaria - 3,500 - 2016
 Tunisia - 2,900 - 2016
 Serbia 0.04% 2,700 - 2016
 Croatia 0.14% 2,700 - 2023
 China 0.09% 1,250,000 - 2018[22]
 Malta 0.088% 453[23] - 2019
 Lebanon 0.063% 3,750[24] - 2016
 Czech Republic 0.051%[25] 3,122[26] - 2019
 Montenegro 0.12% 401 - 2023
 Algeria 0.029% 13,000 - 2016
 Saudi Arabia 0.024% 8,200 - 2016
 Bosnia and Herzegovina 0.009% 350 - 2018
 Kosovo 0.00004% 83 - 2013[27]
 Turkmenistan - 720 - 2021
 Grenada - 5 300 - 2023
 Antigua and Barbuda - 84 - 2022
 Turks and Caicos Islands - 1 000 - 2023
 Samoa - 1 100 - 2023
 Dominica - 240 - 2023
 Iraq 0.24% 4 700 - 2021
 United Arab Emirates 0.20% 23,000 10,000 2024
 East Timor - 30 - 2022
 Finland 0.40% 6,000 1,500 2021
 Svalbard - 2 - 2023
 Kiribati - 45 - 2023
 Saint Kitts and Nevis - 100 - 2023
 Mauritius 0.16% 6,671[28] - 2022
 Singapore 0.19% 9,231 - 2021
 Hong Kong 0.16% 11,737 - 2023
 Palau - 310 - 2023
 Tonga - 400 - 2023
 Japan 0.02% 21,739 - 2022
 Puerto Rico - 526 - 2023
 Brunei Darussalam - 40 - 2024
 Comoros - 188 - 2023
 Niue - 35 - 2023
 Seychelles - 86 - 2023
 Kuwait - 400 - 2023
 Iceland - 2,000 - 2022
 Anguilla - 500 - 2024
 French Polynesia - 290 - 2023
 South Korea 0.029%[29] 15,196[30] - 2023
 New Zealand - 1,000 - 2023
 Austria - 3,000 - 2023
 Cyprus - 1,200 - 2023
 Tuvalu 5.2% 702 - 2022
 Libya 1.02% 1,700 - 2024
 Christmas Island - 13 - 2024
 Hungary 1.10% 10,000 - 2023
 Romania - 1,660 - 2024
 Réunion - 118 - 2024
 São Tomé and Príncipe - 15,600 - 2023
 Uzbekistan - 244 - 2024
 Slovakia - 2,000 - 2023
 Belgium - 4,000 - 2024
 Greece - 1,100 - 2024
 Vanuatu - 325 - 2023
 Mongolia - 2,500 - 2024
 British Virgin Islands - 48 - 2024
 American Samoa - 110 - 2023
 Nauru - 270 - 2024
 Marshall Islands - 19 - 2024

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See also

  • AIDS pandemic

By region:

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