High blood pressure (ages 30–79) by country

• 48.1highest: Iraq (2019)
• 22.1lowest: Canada (2019)
• 33.1world (2019)
• 53countries we cover with a value

In % of adults 30–79. The latest year differs by country, so compare the year too.

Source: WHO Global Health Observatory, High blood pressure (ages 30–79) (% of adults 30–79). Retrieved 12 Nov 2026.

1. 1IraqMiddle East · 201948.1
2. 2BrazilLatin America · 201945.0
3. 3RussiaEurope · 201944.3
4. 4South AfricaAfrica · 201944.1
5. 5PakistanAPAC · 201943.2
6. 6HaitiLatin America · 201942.9
7. 7NigerAfrica · 201941.5
8. 8UAEMiddle East · 201941.4
9. 9SyriaMiddle East · 201941.1
10. 10QatarMiddle East · 201940.9
11. 11MalaysiaAPAC · 201940.8
12. 12SudanAfrica · 201940.8
13. 13IndonesiaAPAC · 201940.3
14. 14AfghanistanAPAC · 201940.2
15. 15PalestineMiddle East · 201939.1
16. 16MozambiqueAfrica · 201938.6
17. 17EgyptAfrica · 201938.2
18. 18LebanonMiddle East · 201938.1
19. 19MyanmarAPAC · 201937.8
20. 20JordanMiddle East · 201937.7
21. 21NepalAPAC · 201936.1
22. 22NigeriaAfrica · 201936.1
23. 23MoroccoAfrica · 201935.3
24. 24MaliAfrica · 201934.6
25. 25DR CongoAfrica · 201934.3
26. 26Saudi ArabiaMiddle East · 201934.0
27. 27GhanaAfrica · 201933.9
28. 28ItalyEurope · 201933.8
29. 29PhilippinesAPAC · 201933.8
30. 30KenyaAfrica · 201933.2
31. 31TanzaniaAfrica · 201933.2
32. 32UgandaAfrica · 201932.5
33. 33ZambiaAfrica · 201932.3
34. 34MexicoLatin America · 201932.1
35. 35USNorth America · 201931.6
36. 36SingaporeAPAC · 201931.5
37. 37JapanAPAC · 201931.4
38. 38IndiaAPAC · 201931.1
39. 39New ZealandAPAC · 201930.9
40. 40Burkina FasoAfrica · 201930.5
41. 41GermanyEurope · 201929.7
42. 42MalawiAfrica · 201929.5
43. 43AustraliaAPAC · 201929.3
44. 44YemenMiddle East · 201929.3
45. 45ThailandAPAC · 201929.2
46. 46FranceEurope · 201929.1
47. 47BangladeshAPAC · 201928.8
48. 48EthiopiaAfrica · 201927.4
49. 49ChinaAPAC · 201927.3
50. 50EcuadorLatin America · 201927.2
51. 51SpainEurope · 201927.2
52. 52UKEurope · 201926.4
53. 53CanadaNorth America · 201922.1

Source: WHO Global Health Observatory, High blood pressure (ages 30–79) (% of adults 30–79), latest year for each country. Retrieved 12 Nov 2026.

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