Data Analysis

FIRE Number by Country

Name: Global FIRE Number Index
Creator: FinancialAha
Published: 2026-01-04
License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

How much does a person really need to retire early? It varies dramatically around the world. Explore FIRE numbers for countries on every continent.

Analysis at a Glance

Data Source World Bank Price level index (GDP)

Data Year 2025

Baseline $60,000 annual expenses (U.S. baseline)

Method Price Level Index adjusts expenses; 4% withdrawal rate

Sample Size 187 countries

Considerations

The index compares price levels across the whole economy (GDP), so actual living costs may vary
Does not include visa, tax, or healthcare system differences
Some low-cost countries may be experiencing instability or conflict

Last updated: October 2026 Full Methodology ›

Key Findings

Based on 187 countries worldwide, here's what the data reveals about global FIRE numbers. These calculations use the 4% safe withdrawal rate and the World Bank price level index (GDP).

$647K

Global Median FIRE Number Half of all countries require more, half require less. Based on US $60K baseline adjusted for local costs.

$193K

Lowest: Nigeria Cost of living is 13% of US average - goods and services cost 87% less here.

$1.77M

Highest: Iceland Cost of living is 118% of US average - expect to pay 18% more.

9.2x

Cost Difference The highest FIRE number in the index is $1.58M above the lowest.

$542K

Cheapest Continent: Africa Average across 52 countries, from $193K in Nigeria to $959K in Sao Tome and Principe.

$1.19M

Priciest Continent: Oceania Average across 14 countries, from $610K in Fiji to $1.55M in Nauru.

181

Countries Cheaper Than US 97% of countries in the index have a lower price level than the United States.

$1.08M

Geo-Arbitrage Potential Moving from the US to Vietnam could reduce the FIRE target by this amount.

Complete Data Table

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#	Country	Continent	FIRE Number	Annual Expenses	Cost Index
1	Nigeria	Africa	$192,650	$7,706/yr	13
2	Egypt	Africa	$229,100	$9,164/yr	15
3	Afghanistan	Asia	$279,625	$11,185/yr	19
4	Burundi	Africa	$281,025	$11,241/yr	19
5	Iran	Asia	$298,825	$11,953/yr	20
6	Laos	Asia	$335,850	$13,434/yr	22
7	Sierra Leone	Africa	$341,525	$13,661/yr	23
8	Bhutan	Asia	$343,950	$13,758/yr	23
9	India	Asia	$345,050	$13,802/yr	23
10	Pakistan	Asia	$364,175	$14,567/yr	24
11	Myanmar	Asia	$371,500	$14,860/yr	25
12	Gambia	Africa	$372,025	$14,881/yr	25
13	Nepal	Asia	$373,075	$14,923/yr	25
14	Bangladesh	Asia	$383,700	$15,348/yr	26
15	Ethiopia	Africa	$386,300	$15,452/yr	26
16	Rwanda	Africa	$404,775	$16,191/yr	27
17	Tajikistan	Asia	$414,600	$16,584/yr	28
18	Timor-Leste	Asia	$418,225	$16,729/yr	28
19	Vietnam	Asia	$420,100	$16,804/yr	28
20	Azerbaijan	Asia	$425,700	$17,028/yr	28
21	Mauritania	Africa	$429,450	$17,178/yr	29
22	Indonesia	Asia	$429,750	$17,190/yr	29
23	Turkmenistan	Asia	$434,050	$17,362/yr	29
24	Uzbekistan	Asia	$437,625	$17,505/yr	29
25	Sri Lanka	Asia	$439,675	$17,587/yr	29
26	Tanzania	Africa	$442,450	$17,698/yr	30
27	Belarus	Europe	$444,150	$17,766/yr	30
28	Zambia	Africa	$451,400	$18,056/yr	30
29	Angola	Africa	$457,900	$18,316/yr	31
30	Tunisia	Africa	$458,525	$18,341/yr	31
31	Madagascar	Africa	$460,375	$18,415/yr	31
32	Thailand	Asia	$460,375	$18,415/yr	31
33	Ukraine	Europe	$465,425	$18,617/yr	31
34	Suriname	South America	$468,150	$18,726/yr	31
35	Malaysia	Asia	$474,400	$18,976/yr	32
36	Algeria	Africa	$488,350	$19,534/yr	33
37	Eswatini	Africa	$491,850	$19,674/yr	33
38	Georgia	Asia	$494,225	$19,769/yr	33
39	Guyana	South America	$496,650	$19,866/yr	33
40	Philippines	Asia	$497,425	$19,897/yr	33
41	Kazakhstan	Asia	$497,550	$19,902/yr	33
42	Kyrgyzstan	Asia	$501,275	$20,051/yr	33
43	Cambodia	Asia	$504,375	$20,175/yr	34
44	Kenya	Africa	$505,175	$20,207/yr	34
45	Togo	Africa	$508,875	$20,355/yr	34
46	Mali	Africa	$511,000	$20,440/yr	34
47	Cameroon	Africa	$511,175	$20,447/yr	34
48	Guinea-Bissau	Africa	$511,875	$20,475/yr	34
49	Mongolia	Asia	$512,675	$20,507/yr	34
50	Nicaragua	North America	$512,725	$20,509/yr	34
51	Lesotho	Africa	$513,000	$20,520/yr	34
52	Benin	Africa	$516,400	$20,656/yr	34
53	Uganda	Africa	$518,800	$20,752/yr	35
54	Congo	Africa	$520,400	$20,816/yr	35
55	Paraguay	South America	$522,250	$20,890/yr	35
56	Brunei	Asia	$523,125	$20,925/yr	35
57	Chad	Africa	$528,300	$21,132/yr	35
58	Malawi	Africa	$530,325	$21,213/yr	35
59	Russia	Europe	$530,975	$21,239/yr	35
60	Niger	Africa	$534,175	$21,367/yr	36
61	Senegal	Africa	$536,700	$21,468/yr	36
62	Mozambique	Africa	$553,825	$22,153/yr	37
63	Ivory Coast	Africa	$557,350	$22,294/yr	37
64	Gabon	Africa	$557,850	$22,314/yr	37
65	Burkina Faso	Africa	$560,400	$22,416/yr	37
66	North Macedonia	Europe	$561,400	$22,456/yr	37
67	Lebanon	Asia	$563,025	$22,521/yr	38
68	Botswana	Africa	$563,700	$22,548/yr	38
69	Colombia	South America	$567,225	$22,689/yr	38
70	Ghana	Africa	$567,425	$22,697/yr	38
71	Iraq	Asia	$568,775	$22,751/yr	38
72	Guinea	Africa	$570,625	$22,825/yr	38
73	Armenia	Asia	$574,075	$22,963/yr	38
74	Dominican Republic	North America	$577,575	$23,103/yr	39
75	Mauritius	Africa	$578,825	$23,153/yr	39
76	Libya	Africa	$585,500	$23,420/yr	39
77	Bolivia	South America	$599,825	$23,993/yr	40
78	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Europe	$603,250	$24,130/yr	40
79	Somalia, Fed. Rep.	Africa	$603,700	$24,148/yr	40
80	Fiji	Oceania	$609,825	$24,393/yr	41
81	Namibia	Africa	$610,225	$24,409/yr	41
82	El Salvador	North America	$613,425	$24,537/yr	41
83	Kosovo	Europe	$613,600	$24,544/yr	41
84	Equatorial Guinea	Africa	$615,075	$24,603/yr	41
85	Turkey	Asia	$616,025	$24,641/yr	41
86	South Africa	Africa	$622,200	$24,888/yr	41
87	Montenegro	Europe	$625,900	$25,036/yr	42
88	DR Congo	Africa	$630,350	$25,214/yr	42
89	Morocco	Africa	$630,750	$25,230/yr	42
90	Central African Republic	Africa	$634,925	$25,397/yr	42
91	Jordan	Asia	$635,050	$25,402/yr	42
92	Ecuador	South America	$637,825	$25,513/yr	43
93	Bahrain	Asia	$646,425	$25,857/yr	43
94	Moldova	Europe	$646,775	$25,871/yr	43
95	Guatemala	North America	$651,250	$26,050/yr	43
96	Romania	Europe	$664,250	$26,570/yr	44
97	Serbia	Europe	$675,125	$27,005/yr	45
98	Panama	North America	$676,150	$27,046/yr	45
99	Honduras	North America	$685,725	$27,429/yr	46
100	Argentina	South America	$685,775	$27,431/yr	46
101	Brazil	South America	$685,775	$27,431/yr	46
102	Bulgaria	Europe	$685,975	$27,439/yr	46
103	Albania	Europe	$690,875	$27,635/yr	46
104	Liberia	Africa	$693,050	$27,722/yr	46
105	Djibouti	Africa	$693,150	$27,726/yr	46
106	Zimbabwe	Africa	$700,450	$28,018/yr	47
107	Saudi Arabia	Asia	$702,125	$28,085/yr	47
108	Oman	Asia	$707,425	$28,297/yr	47
109	China	Asia	$708,850	$28,354/yr	47
110	Chile	South America	$714,550	$28,582/yr	48
111	Cape Verde	Africa	$714,725	$28,589/yr	48
112	Dominica	North America	$725,725	$29,029/yr	48
113	Comoros	Africa	$727,575	$29,103/yr	49
114	Trinidad and Tobago	North America	$766,425	$30,657/yr	51
115	Maldives	Asia	$767,725	$30,709/yr	51
116	Saint Lucia	North America	$771,400	$30,856/yr	51
117	Peru	South America	$772,025	$30,881/yr	51
118	Hungary	Europe	$779,750	$31,190/yr	52
119	Poland	Europe	$785,625	$31,425/yr	52
120	Belize	North America	$788,350	$31,534/yr	53
121	Sudan	Africa	$796,800	$31,872/yr	53
122	Croatia	Europe	$798,025	$31,921/yr	53
123	Mexico	North America	$805,375	$32,215/yr	54
124	Seychelles	Africa	$813,700	$32,548/yr	54
125	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	North America	$826,450	$33,058/yr	55
126	Macau	Asia	$830,850	$33,234/yr	55
127	Qatar	Asia	$844,075	$33,763/yr	56
128	Grenada	North America	$850,750	$34,030/yr	57
129	Latvia	Europe	$855,450	$34,218/yr	57
130	Kuwait	Asia	$858,350	$34,334/yr	57
131	South Korea	Asia	$860,850	$34,434/yr	57
132	Slovakia	Europe	$868,325	$34,733/yr	58
133	Papua New Guinea	Oceania	$868,550	$34,742/yr	58
134	Lithuania	Europe	$869,800	$34,792/yr	58
135	Costa Rica	North America	$885,850	$35,434/yr	59
136	Czechia	Europe	$890,700	$35,628/yr	59
137	Greece	Europe	$893,025	$35,721/yr	60
138	Jamaica	North America	$903,175	$36,127/yr	60
139	Portugal	Europe	$905,475	$36,219/yr	60
140	Singapore	Asia	$907,350	$36,294/yr	60
141	Samoa	Oceania	$945,300	$37,812/yr	63
142	Slovenia	Europe	$946,325	$37,853/yr	63
143	United Arab Emirates	Asia	$950,425	$38,017/yr	63
144	Palestine	Asia	$951,375	$38,055/yr	63
145	Sao Tome and Principe	Africa	$959,000	$38,360/yr	64
146	Spain	Europe	$967,825	$38,713/yr	65
147	Cyprus	Asia	$970,575	$38,823/yr	65
148	Japan	Asia	$973,025	$38,921/yr	65
149	Kiribati	Oceania	$974,950	$38,998/yr	65
150	Uruguay	South America	$987,175	$39,487/yr	66
151	Estonia	Europe	$990,800	$39,632/yr	66
152	Malta	Europe	$995,150	$39,806/yr	66
153	Andorra	Europe	$1,023,500	$40,940/yr	68
154	Saint Kitts and Nevis	North America	$1,028,750	$41,150/yr	69
155	Italy	Europe	$1,034,400	$41,376/yr	69
156	Antigua and Barbuda	North America	$1,038,975	$41,559/yr	69
157	Hong Kong	Asia	$1,062,825	$42,513/yr	71
158	Solomon Islands	Oceania	$1,122,575	$44,903/yr	75
159	Tonga	Oceania	$1,132,125	$45,285/yr	75
160	France	Europe	$1,148,550	$45,942/yr	77
161	Germany	Europe	$1,203,400	$48,136/yr	80
162	Belgium	Europe	$1,220,275	$48,811/yr	81
163	Austria	Europe	$1,229,450	$49,178/yr	82
164	Canada	North America	$1,251,700	$50,068/yr	83
165	Netherlands	Europe	$1,265,750	$50,630/yr	84
166	Palau	Oceania	$1,271,000	$50,840/yr	85
167	Ireland	Europe	$1,272,750	$50,910/yr	85
168	Finland	Europe	$1,278,350	$51,134/yr	85
169	Haiti	North America	$1,289,600	$51,584/yr	86
170	New Zealand	Oceania	$1,297,050	$51,882/yr	86
171	Sweden	Europe	$1,305,675	$52,227/yr	87
172	United Kingdom	Europe	$1,337,375	$53,495/yr	89
173	Vanuatu	Oceania	$1,338,725	$53,549/yr	89
174	Tuvalu	Oceania	$1,340,700	$53,628/yr	89
175	Australia	Oceania	$1,358,100	$54,324/yr	91
176	Norway	Europe	$1,363,775	$54,551/yr	91
177	Denmark	Europe	$1,387,375	$55,495/yr	92
178	Luxembourg	Europe	$1,410,975	$56,439/yr	94
179	Marshall Islands	Oceania	$1,420,475	$56,819/yr	95
180	Bahamas	North America	$1,434,475	$57,379/yr	96
181	Micronesia	Oceania	$1,437,975	$57,519/yr	96
182	United States	North America	$1,500,000	$60,000/yr	100
183	Israel	Asia	$1,515,575	$60,623/yr	101
184	Nauru	Oceania	$1,546,375	$61,855/yr	103
185	Barbados	North America	$1,643,150	$65,726/yr	110
186	Switzerland	Europe	$1,679,325	$67,173/yr	112
187	Iceland	Europe	$1,767,750	$70,710/yr	118

Data context: Some low-cost countries in this dataset are experiencing conflict, political instability, or humanitarian crises that make them unsuitable for relocation. These include Myanmar, Sudan, and Somalia, among others. Low FIRE numbers in these countries reflect economic conditions, not viability as destinations. Researching current conditions is an important step for anyone considering an international move.

FIRE Numbers Around the World

FIRE number by country based on World Bank Price Level Index data. Hover over a country for details.

FIRE Number

< $503K

$503K - $667K

$667K - $831K

$831K - $995K

> $995K

No data

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FIRE Numbers at a Glance

Top 10 Most Affordable Countries

Lowest FIRE numbers worldwide

Top 10 Most Expensive Countries

Highest FIRE numbers worldwide

Average FIRE Number by Continent

Comparing regional affordability

Regional Breakdown

Cheapest and most expensive in each region

187 Countries

$647K Global Median

Africa (52)

$193K - $959K

Asia (47)

$280K - $1.5M

South America (11)

$468K - $987K

North America (22)

$513K - $1.6M

Europe (41)

$444K - $1.8M

Oceania (14)

$610K - $1.5M

Compare FIRE Numbers Between Countries

See how moving abroad could change your FIRE target. Compare your current location to potential destinations.

Current Location

FIRE Destination

Your Annual Spending (in baseline country)

Your current annual expenses

Withdrawal Rate

4% is standard; 3% is more conservative

FIRE Number Comparison

United States

Cost: 100% of US

Lean FIRE $1.20M

Regular FIRE $1.50M

Fat FIRE $2.97M

Monthly spending $5,000

Save $0 (0%)

Portugal

Cost: 60% of US

Lean FIRE $0.72M

Regular FIRE $0.91M

Fat FIRE $1.79M

Monthly spending $3,018

Moving from the US to Portugal could reduce your FIRE target by approximately $595,000.

Popular FIRE Destinations

Regional Insights

Southeast Asia Sits Below the Median

Vietnam ($420K) and Indonesia ($430K) rank 19th and 22nd lowest of 187 countries, and Thailand ($460K) ranks 32nd. All three sit below the global median of $647K.

Europe Spans a Wide Range

European figures run from $444K in Belarus to $1.77M in Iceland. Romania ($664K) and Bulgaria ($686K) sit close to the global median, while Norway ($1.36M) and Denmark ($1.39M) are nearer the US figure of $1.50M.

Latin America Below the US Figure

Colombia ($567K), Ecuador ($638K) and Mexico ($805K) come in at 38%, 43% and 54% of the US FIRE number of $1.50M.

International Geo-Arbitrage: Retire Earlier by Relocating

Geographic arbitrage takes on a new dimension when considering international relocation. The cost differences between countries are far more dramatic than regional variations within a single country. Someone targeting FIRE in the US might need $1.5 million, while the same spending adjusted to Portugal comes to $905K and to Mexico $805K, about 60% and 54% of the US figure.

The strategy has gained popularity in the FIRE community because a lower target can mean fewer years of saving. Remote work has made this even more accessible, allowing people to earn in high-income currencies while spending in lower-cost economies.

The data in this index shows the size of the gap. Moving from the US to a country like Iran could reduce a FIRE target by $1.20M. That difference represents years of additional work that might not be necessary.

Things to Consider Before Relocating Internationally

International moves involve more complexity than domestic relocations. Some factors worth researching:

Visa and residency: Each country has different requirements for long-term stays. Some offer retirement visas, digital nomad visas, or investor visas. Requirements vary from proving minimal income to making substantial investments.
Healthcare: Health systems vary dramatically. Some countries have excellent public healthcare, others require private insurance. Pre-existing conditions and age can affect options and costs.
Taxes: Tax treaties, residency rules, and local tax obligations can be complex. Some countries tax worldwide income, others only local income. US citizens face additional reporting requirements regardless of where they live.
Currency risk: Living in a country with a different currency exposes a person to exchange rate fluctuations. A strengthening local currency can effectively increase the cost of living over time.
Social connections: Distance from family and friends is a significant factor that doesn't appear in financial calculations. Some find expat communities fulfill social needs, others struggle with isolation.
Infrastructure and safety: Quality of roads, internet, utilities, and personal safety varies. Research specific regions, as conditions within a country can differ dramatically between cities.

Lean FIRE vs. Regular FIRE vs. Fat FIRE - Global Edition

The three common FIRE categories take on different meaning in a global context. What's considered "lean" in Switzerland might be "fat" in Southeast Asia. These numbers use the same methodology but show how geography dramatically affects the target.

Lean FIRE

Global range: $154K - $1.4M

Lean FIRE internationally opens possibilities that don't exist domestically. In the lowest-cost countries, a lean lifestyle might cost under $15,000 per year - achievable with a portfolio under $400K. This enables FIRE at a much younger age.

The trade-off: living lean in a developing country may mean smaller apartments, local food, limited travel, and less access to familiar conveniences.

Regular FIRE

Global range: $193K - $1.8M

Regular FIRE targets vary by over 9x between the cheapest and most expensive countries. The global median of $0.65M reflects that most countries are significantly cheaper than wealthy Western nations.

For Americans considering relocation, the median global FIRE number is substantially below what's needed to maintain an equivalent lifestyle in the US.

Fat FIRE

Global range: $381K - $3.5M

Fat FIRE in a lower-cost country can mean genuine luxury - large homes, hired help, frequent travel, and premium services - at a fraction of what basic comfort costs in expensive cities.

This creates interesting optionality: the same portfolio that enables regular FIRE in the US might fund a fat FIRE lifestyle elsewhere with substantial margin.

What is a FIRE Number?

A FIRE number is the amount of money a person needs invested to achieve financial independence and potentially retire early. It's calculated by multiplying annual expenses by 25 (based on the 4% safe withdrawal rate).

The key insight: expenses vary dramatically based on location. Someone living in Iceland needs about 9.2 times as much invested as someone with an equivalent lifestyle in Nigeria. This index quantifies exactly how much location choice affects a financial independence target.

The 4% Rule Explained

The 4% rule comes from the Trinity Study, which analyzed historical market returns to determine a safe withdrawal rate for retirees. The research found that withdrawing 4% of a portfolio in the first year of retirement, then adjusting for inflation each year after, gave a high probability of the money lasting 30+ years.

To find a FIRE number using this rule, divide annual expenses by 0.04 - or simply multiply by 25. Someone spending $60,000 per year would have a FIRE number of $1,500,000. But that $60,000 buys very different lifestyles depending on location.

Understanding the Price Level Index

The World Bank's price level index (GDP) is "the ratio of a purchasing power parity (PPP) conversion factor to the corresponding market exchange rate", with the United States as the base country set to 100. It shows how general price levels in each country differ from those in the US.

A country with a PLI of 50 means goods and services cost about half what they do in the US. A PLI of 150 means they cost 50% more. These differences compound dramatically when calculating FIRE numbers - a 50% lower cost of living means 50% less needs to be invested.

Frequently Asked Questions

How accurate are these international FIRE numbers?

These numbers are estimates based on World Bank Price Level Index data from 2025. They reflect the relative cost of goods and services compared to the US. Actual expenses will vary based on lifestyle choices, housing situation, healthcare needs, and specific location within each country.

Do these numbers include visas, taxes, and healthcare?

The Price Level Index focuses on the cost of goods and services, not legal or tax considerations. Visa requirements, residency options, tax treaties, and healthcare systems vary significantly between countries and can substantially affect actual expenses and legal ability to relocate.

Which countries are most popular for expat FIRE?

Popular destinations include Portugal (EU access, golden visa), Mexico (proximity to US, established expat communities), Thailand (low cost, infrastructure), Colombia (climate, affordability), and Vietnam (very low cost, growing economy). Each has trade-offs in terms of visa options, healthcare quality, and cultural adjustment.

What's the baseline annual spending used in these calculations?

We use $60,000 as the US baseline for annual expenses, then adjust up or down based on each country's Price Level Index. The calculator above allows entering a custom spending amount to see personalized FIRE numbers.

Is the 4% rule valid internationally?

The 4% rule was developed based on US market historical returns. Some argue it may not apply in countries with different market dynamics or currency risks. For those retiring abroad but keeping investments in US markets, the rule remains relevant, though currency fluctuations add another variable to consider.

How often is this data updated?

The World Bank publishes the price level index (GDP) in its World Development Indicators. The file used here was last updated on October 8, 2026 and runs through 2025. We update this index when new data is released.

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  note = {Accessed: 2026-10-22, Revision 2}
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Revision History

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Revision 2 Latest Viewing

October 20, 2026 Data: 2025

Updated to the World Bank price level index (PA.NUS.GDP.PLI) with 2025 values; the earlier indicator PA.NUS.PPPC.RF was retired
Revision 1

January 4, 2026 Data: 2021 (extrapolated to 2024)

Initial release with World Bank ICP 2021 Price Level Ratio data

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