Following the World Bank classification of defining MICs through their per capita income the following countries fall in the category of middle-income countries:
Lower-middle-income economies ($1,026 to $4,035)
Albania | Indonesia | São Tomé and Principe |
Armenia | India | Senegal |
Belize | Iraq | Solomon Islands |
Bhutan | Kiribati | South Sudan |
Bolivia | Lao PDR | Sri Lanka |
Cameroon | Lesotho | Sudan |
Cape Verde | Marshall Islands | Swaziland |
Congo, Rep. | Micronesia, Fed. Sts. | Syrian Arab Republic |
Côte d’Ivoire | Moldova | Timor- Leste |
Djibouti | Mongolia | Tonga |
Egypt, Arab Rep. | Morocco | Ukraine |
El Salvador | Nicaragua | Uzbekistan |
Fiji | Nigeria | Vanuatu |
Georgia | Pakistan | Vietnam |
Ghana | Papua New Guinea | West Bank and Gaza |
Guatemala | Paraguay | Yemen, Rep. |
Guyana | Philippines | Zambia |
Honduras | Samoa |
Upper-middle-income economies ($4,036 to $12,475)
Angola | Ecuador | Palau |
Algeria | Gabon | Panama |
American Samoa | Grenada | Peru |
Antigua and Barbuda | Iran, Islamic Rep. | Romania |
Argentina | Jamaica | Russian Federation |
Azerbaijan | Jordan | Serbia |
Belarus | Kazakhstan | Seychelles |
Bosnia and Herzegovina | Latvia | South Africa |
Botswana | Lebanon | St. Lucia |
Brazil | Libya | St. Vincent and the Grenadines |
Bulgaria | Lithuania | Suriname |
Chile | Macedonia, FYR | Thailand |
China | Malaysia | Tunisia |
Colombia | Maldives | Turkey |
Costa Rica | Mauritius | Turkmenistan |
Cuba | Mexico | Tuvalu |
Dominica | Montenegro | Uruguay |
Dominican Republic | Namibia | Venezuela, RB |