Country rankings

US Foreign Aid by Country

Ukraine has the highest Foreign Aid Obligations in 2025 ($4.8B), followed by Jordan ($1.12B) and Palestine ($548.89M). Moldova has the lowest (-$11.55M).

Economics193 countries · 2 metricsUpdated Dec 18, 2024Original page
2 sources
150 of 235 countries
Compare this metricAdd to combined rankingOpen full map

Foreign Aid Obligations, 2025

Darker means higher. Click a place to highlight it.

Loading map…

Ranking

Highest first: the first 15 and last 5 of 150 countries.

Distribution Median and middle halfThe median is the middle value: half of places are above it, half below. The middle half is the range holding the central 50% of places.More in the glossary →

Each dot is one country; the lines mark the median and the middle half.

Median
$10.11M
Middle half $457.1K – $60.27M
Average
$88.22M
150 countries
Highest
$4.8B
Ukraine
Lowest
-$11.55M
Moldova

Over time · 2020–2025

The top 5 in 2025, against the median.

  • Median of all countries
  • Ukraine
  • Jordan
  • Palestine
  • Ethiopia
  • Micronesia

Data

Click a column to sort, a row to highlight that place on the charts.

167 countries · # = rank by Foreign Aid Obligations
#
1Ukraine$4.8B$5.29B
2Jordan$1.12B$1.13B
3Palestine$548.89M$415.98M
4Ethiopia$462.19M$617.35M
5Micronesia$360.33M$285.19M
6Sudan$294.49M$514.55M
7Marshall Islands$268.37M$11,438
8Nigeria$251.49M$516.69M
9Tanzania$240.64M$288.8M
10Lebanon$238.56M$133.28M
11Mozambique$237.5M$325.41M
12Colombia$205.06M$229.94M
13Kenya$199.93M$402.84M
14Zambia$193.62M$214.42M
15Uganda$187.29M$324.17M
16Bangladesh$185.13M$231.72M
17DR Congo$160.34M$571.35M
18Egypt$154.04M$152.86M
19Somalia$148.69M$402.57M
20Haiti$140.53M$221.8M
21South Africa$139.25M$166.08M
22Madagascar$133.68M$181.98M
23El Salvador$122.28M$112.76M
24Rwanda$121.46M$98.7M
25Vietnam$113.28M$103.76M
26Burkina Faso$107.94M$202.22M
27Honduras$102.15M$120.45M
28Palau$83.23M$61.33M
29Ivory Coast$83.05M$129.59M
30Georgia$79.72M$61.08M
31Ghana$73.04M$114.57M
32Senegal$71.35M$205.74M
33Pakistan$69.02M$78.04M
34Guatemala$68.17M$117.96M
35Liberia$67.89M$111.86M
36Maldives$65.4M$183.07M
37Zimbabwe$62.23M$173.48M
38Indonesia$61.42M$123.66M
39Ecuador$56.8M$52.15M
40Peru$53.09M$74.72M
41South Sudan$51.91M$308.43M
42India$51.05M$82.07M
43Armenia$46.89M$50.38M
44Niger$44.8M$162.08M
45Burundi$44.57M$37.35M
46Philippines$44.08M$104.37M
47Yemen$43.49M$255.33M
48Syria$42.81M$286.9M
49Cambodia$37.98M$59.91M
50Morocco$35.62M$28.99M
51Iraq$31.86M$107.62M
52Lithuania$30.33M$102.15M
53Cameroon$29.38M$64.77M
54Dominican Republic$29.07M$37.62M
55Angola$27.34M$35.3M
56Mexico$27.31M$87.41M
57Laos$25.58M$46.88M
58Lesotho$25.57M$36.05M
59Benin$24.88M$43.54M
60Guinea$23.69M$39.09M
61Sierra Leone$23.03M$39.53M
62Namibia$20.2M$20.19M
63Eswatini$19.82M$21.5M
64Serbia$19.69M$31.86M
65Thailand$17.94M$18.78M
66Myanmar$17.61M$172.11M
67Sri Lanka$16.33M$51.61M
68Venezuela$15.67M$147.92M
69Nepal$15.51M$123.98M
70Togo$15.47M$28.19M
71North Macedonia$14.78M$13.55M
72Tajikistan$11.78M$35.55M
73Djibouti$11.33M$16.08M
74Botswana$10.43M$14.38M
75Brazil$10.22M$19.05M
76Germany$10M$5M
77Afghanistan$9.92M$397.27M
78Timor-Leste$9.83M$24.56M
79Papua New Guinea$9.81M$27.41M
80Uzbekistan$7.93M$28.63M
81Jamaica$7.89M$17.26M
82Kyrgyzstan$7.09M$27.28M
83Costa Rica$5.85M$14.23M
84Cape Verde$5.76M$890,340
85Chad$5.48M$109.49M
86Panama$5.35M$7.85M
87Bulgaria$5.31M$634,659
88Chile$4.98M$309,519
89Nicaragua$4.77M$15.26M
90Gambia$4.35M$5.57M
91Azerbaijan$3.92M$11.72M
92Tunisia$3.87M$26.65M
93Kazakhstan$3.59M$6.62M
94Albania$3.51M$7.9M
95Turkey$3.43M$6.63M
96Bosnia and Herzegovina$3.31M$21.89M
97Mongolia$3.21M$33.2M
98Malawi$3.01M$5.25M
99Latvia$2.92M$3.34M
100Barbados$2.29M$321,288
101Libya$2.03M$32.35M
102Mauritania$1.71M$232.79M
103Croatia$1.46M$472,128
104China$1.45M$6.64M
105Fiji$1.27M$6.3M
106Paraguay$1.2M$6.43M
107Bolivia$793,000$1.69M
108Belarus$790,730$13.05M
109Cuba$750,437$5M
110Algeria$748,277$1.88M
111Malaysia$578,196$1.46M
112Belize$484,483$2.66M
113Hungary$447,966$944,673
114Solomon Islands$320,676$2.73M
115Vanuatu$248,655$760,916
116Seychelles$182,154$309,416
117Republic of the Congo$138,534$6.53M
118Guyana$129,012$96,101
119Bermuda$128,680$128,680
120Trinidad and Tobago$51,295$254,771
121Turkmenistan$39,950$1.75M
122Montenegro$29,268$1.67M
123Suriname$15,807-$6,988
124Uruguay$8,015$338,114
125Taiwan$6,352$122,714
126Cyprus$2,705$17,421
127Oman$2,184$358,166
128Romania$627$1.13M
129Australia$510$510
130Singapore$480$480
131Canada$360$360
132Switzerland$150$150
133North Korea-$2.00$190,736
134Saint Kitts and Nevis-$390$77,333
135New Zealand-$2,123—
136United Arab Emirates-$4,450$41,896
137Japan-$5,124$1.18M
138Greece-$7,240—
139Qatar-$7,630—
140South Korea-$8,395$32.63M
141Bahamas-$9,235$586,970
142Mauritius-$15,000$23.55M
143Kiribati-$23,970$2.82M
144Italy-$26,853$66,481
145Saudi Arabia-$44,833$3,154
146Argentina-$71,374$3.01M
147Israel-$473,948$4.79M
148Comoros-$1.82M$908,325
149Central African Republic-$2.35M$59.67M
150Moldova-$11.55M$62.33M
—Russia—$1.11M
—Poland—$500,000
—Austria—$9.03M
—Ireland—$4M
—Gabon—$487,356
—Guinea-Bissau—$2.47M
—Equatorial Guinea—$1.19M
—Estonia—$15,501
—Brunei—$4,931
—Sao Tome and Principe—$20,000
—Saint Lucia—$984,293
—Grenada—$470,124
—Tonga—$305,294
—Saint Vincent and the Grenadines—$979,825
—Greenland—$1.98M
—Anguilla—-$40,000
—Tuvalu—$2.65M

What correlates with Foreign Aid Obligations (2025)?

Pearson r against 1,435 other country metrics sharing at least 90 countries. Ranks are read by standing: a better rank counts as higher, whether rank 1 is the best place on a list or the worst. Correlation is not causation.

Higher together

Places that have a higher Foreign Aid Obligations tend to score higher on these (or rank better)

  1. % of Country GDPMilitary Spending by Country
    r = +0.89 · very strong · n = 118
    Plot
  2. Vendors ImportingCountries That Use a Bidet
    r = +0.89 · very strong · n = 113
    Plot
  3. % of GDPDefense Spending by Country
    r = +0.88 · very strong · n = 119
    Plot
  4. % of Govt SpendingMilitary Spending by Country
    r = +0.71 · very strong · n = 117
    Plot
  5. % of Govt SpendingDefense Spending by Country
    r = +0.59 · strong · n = 117
    Plot
  6. International Refugees OriginatedRefugees by Country
    r = +0.53 · strong · n = 144
    Plot

Opposite directions

Places that have a higher Foreign Aid Obligations tend to score lower on these (or rank worse)

  1. Ecological Footprint per PersonEcological Footprint by Country
    r = −0.29 · weak · n = 99
    Plot
  2. Energy Trilemma Index RankEnergy Trilemma Energy Performance IndexA rank: rank 1 is the best
    r = −0.29 · weak · n = 98
    Plot
  3. Net Borrowing as % of GDPGovernment Size by Country
    r = −0.28 · weak · n = 138
    Plot
  4. Energy Trilemma ScoreEnergy Trilemma Energy Performance Index
    r = −0.27 · weak · n = 98
    Plot
  5. Energy Equity ScoreEnergy Trilemma Energy Performance Index
    r = −0.26 · weak · n = 98
    Plot
  6. % of Population 65+Oldest People by Country
    r = −0.25 · weak · n = 149
    Plot

Quick answers

Which country has the highest Foreign Aid Obligations?
Ukraine has the highest Foreign Aid Obligations in 2025, at $4.8B, followed by Jordan ($1.12B) and Palestine ($548.89M).
Which country has the lowest Foreign Aid Obligations?
Moldova has the lowest Foreign Aid Obligations in 2025, at -$11.55M.
What is the median Foreign Aid Obligations across countries?
The median is $10.11M across the 150 countries with data in 2025.
Where does this us foreign aid by country data come from?
Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: US Foreign Assistance by Country - USAID; Foreign Aid by Country: Who is Getting the Most — And How Much?.

Keep exploring