


North America · Caribbean
0.826
Very High human development#53 of 191 countries worldwide, #4 of 23 in North America.
Higher than 73% of countries with data. UNDP Human Development Report.
UNDP builds the index from three dimensions: a long and healthy life, being knowledgeable, and a decent standard of living. They are measured by life expectancy at birth, mean and expected years of schooling, and gross national income per capita.
Closest indicators in this dataset
World Bank, own vintages. UNDP’s own component values are not carried here, so these are related measures rather than the index inputs.
Nearest countries by HDI
Full HDI ranking, all 191 countries →Antigua and Barbuda is a Caribbean twin-island nation celebrated for its 365 beaches, one for every day of the year, surrounded by some of the clearest turquoise water in the Atlantic. The atmosphere is relaxed and unhurried, with a sailing culture, colourful colonial architecture, and warm island hospitality. Those seeking adventure beyond the beach may find the islands feel small after a few days.
Capital
Saint John's
Language
English
Currency
$ XCD
Area
440 km²
Fixed Broadband
44Mbps
Min. Income
$4,167/mo
Duration
24 months
Renewable
Yes
Application Fee
~$1,500
GDP / Capita
$25K
PPP / Capita
$36K
Inflation
1.4%
GNI / Capita
$24K
FDI Inflows
12.1%
Education Spend
3.1%
Price Level Index
19th pct
20-Year Trend + IMF Forecast
Income & inflation over time
UNDP Human Development Report, 2023-24 edition. 16 annual values, none interpolated; hover any point for its year.
World Bank observations, first to last available year per indicator (roughly 2005–2024; each series has its own window).
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Find your match →Antigua and Barbuda's Human Development Index is 0.826 (UNDP Human Development Report), ranked #53 of 191 countries.
Life expectancy at birth in Antigua and Barbuda is 77.8 yrs (World Bank), ranked #61 of 195 countries.