Indonesia vs Switzerland

Every indicator for Indonesia and Switzerland side by side, with the percentage gap between them. Sources are listed at the bottom of the page.

Indicator comparison
IndicatorIndonesiaSwitzerlandDifference
Population (2025) (people)285,721,2369,092,436+3,042.4%
GDP (nominal) (billion $)1,4461,044+38.5%
GDP per capita ($)5,060114,769−95.6%
Life expectancy (years)71.384.4
Area (km²)1,916,90741,291+4,542.4%
Population density (people/km²)149220−32.3%
Median age (years)30.143.0
Internet usage (%)72.897.3
Unemployment rate (%)3.24.9
Inflation (%)1.90.2
Urban population (%)59.485.7
Military expenditure (2024) (million $)11,0436,722+64.3%
Military expenditure as a share of GDP (%)0.780.72+8.3%
Military expenditure as a share of government spending (%)4.602.27+102.6%
Military expenditure per capita ($)39739−94.8%
Armed forces personnel (2020) (people)676,00020,000+3,280.0%
Armed forces per 1,000 people (people)2.42.2+7.6%
Armed forces as a share of the labor force (%)0.490.40+22.5%

The difference column shows the percentage gap of Indonesia relative to Switzerland; a positive value favors Indonesia. Interpret it in context — for unemployment, a lower value is better.

Key differences

  • On population (2025), Indonesia is 3,042.4% higher than Switzerland.
  • On gdp (nominal), Indonesia is 38.5% higher than Switzerland.
  • On gdp per capita, Indonesia is 95.6% lower than Switzerland.
Indonesia and Switzerland — core indicators
0100 mn200 mn300 mnPopulation (2025)GDP (nominal)GDP per capitaAreaPopulation (2025) — Indonesia: 285.721.236GDP (nominal) — Indonesia: 1.446GDP per capita — Indonesia: 5.060Area — Indonesia: 1.916.907Population (2025) — Switzerland: 9.092.436GDP (nominal) — Switzerland: 1.044GDP per capita — Switzerland: 114.769Area — Switzerland: 41.291
IndonesiaSwitzerland

The indicators use different scales, so the chart is a rough visual comparison only; use the table for exact figures.

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Data sourcesUN World Population Prospects, IMF, World Bank, SIPRI