Global Safety Index Global safety and stability

Safety, security and political stability.

Score map

  • 80–⁠100
  • 60–⁠79
  • 40–⁠59
  • Below 40
  • No data
203 countries
#CountryScore 0–⁠100
1 Iceland 97.6
2 Singapore 97.4
3 Switzerland 96.9
4 Japan 96.5
5 Norway 96.3
6 Liechtenstein 96.1
7 Luxembourg 96.1
8 Monaco 96.1
9 San Marino 95.9
10 Micronesia 95.7
11 Aruba 95.4
12 Finland 94.9
13 Denmark 94.7
14 Andorra 94.2
15 Greenland 94.1
16 Ireland 93.9
17 New Zealand 93.9
18 Sweden 93.5
19 Australia 93.0
20 Czechia 92.4
21 Estonia 92.1
22 Netherlands 92.1
23 Macao 92.0
24 Austria 91.9
25 Cayman Islands 91.3
26 Lithuania 90.9
27 Canada 90.6
28 Brunei 90.4
29 Marshall Islands 90.2
30 Slovenia 90.1
31 Malta 89.8
32 Kiribati 89.7
33 Germany 89.6
34 Guam 89.6
35 Hong Kong 89.1
36 Qatar 88.9
37 United Kingdom 88.8
38 South Korea 88.7
39 Portugal 87.8
40 Palau 87.7
41 Bhutan 87.3
42 Latvia 87.3
43 Barbados 86.7
44 Belgium 86.7
45 Samoa 86.7
46 Bermuda 86.6
47 Slovakia 86.5
48 United Arab Emirates 86.3
49 Cyprus 85.8
50 Antigua and Barbuda 85.4
51 Italy 85.3
52 Spain 85.2
53 Croatia 84.7
54 Vanuatu 84.7
55 Mauritius 84.5
56 Oman 84.5
57 Poland 84.4
58 France 82.9
59 Hungary 82.8
60 Tuvalu 82.8
61 Uruguay 82.4
62 Montenegro 82.1
63 Seychelles 81.8
64 Fiji 81.8
65 Maldives 81.5
66 Grenada 81.2
67 Greece 81.0
68 Romania 80.4
69 Tonga 79.6
70 North Macedonia 79.4
71 Bahrain 79.2
72 Kuwait 79.0
73 Bulgaria 78.0
74 United States 77.5
75 Malaysia 76.7
76 Serbia 76.4
77 Chile 76.3
78 Albania 76.2
79 Costa Rica 75.7
80 American Samoa 75.4
81 Timor-Leste 75.3
82 Cuba 74.9
83 Moldova 74.6
84 Puerto Rico 74.0
85 Suriname 73.9
86 Cape Verde 73.7
87 Solomon Islands 73.2
88 Uzbekistan 73.1
89 Jordan 72.9
90 Georgia 72.4
91 Botswana 72.2
92 Indonesia 72.2
93 Mongolia 71.9
94 Kazakhstan 71.5
95 Argentina 71.0
96 Bosnia and Herzegovina 70.8
97 China 70.7
98 Dominica 70.6
99 Turkmenistan 70.6
100 Ghana 70.5
101 Sao Tome and Principe 69.8
102 Nepal 69.7
103 Panama 69.3
104 Senegal 69.2
105 Morocco 69.1
106 Belarus 69.0
107 Cambodia 68.2
108 India 68.2
109 Sri Lanka 68.1
110 Rwanda 67.5
111 Saudi Arabia 66.9
112 Zambia 66.7
113 Bahamas 66.6
114 Vietnam 66.6
115 Turkey 66.6
116 Egypt 66.4
117 Philippines 65.9
118 Kyrgyzstan 65.8
119 Namibia 65.4
120 Tajikistan 65.4
121 Armenia 65.2
122 Azerbaijan 65.2
123 Paraguay 65.0
124 El Salvador 64.7
125 Algeria 64.2
126 Benin 64.1
127 Peru 63.9
128 Laos 63.9
129 Israel 63.8
130 Papua New Guinea 63.6
131 Malawi 63.4
132 Tunisia 62.8
133 Mauritania 62.3
134 Dominican Republic 62.0
135 Palestine 62.0
136 Tanzania 61.1
137 Bolivia 60.2
138 Guyana 60.0
139 Thailand 59.4
140 Bangladesh 59.4
141 Sierra Leone 59.3
142 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 59.0
143 Nicaragua 59.0
144 Angola 58.4
145 Liberia 58.0
146 Belize 57.6
147 Guinea-Bissau 57.1
148 Ukraine 57.1
149 Brazil 57.0
150 Kenya 55.0
151 United States Virgin Islands 54.2
152 Iran 54.1
153 Saint Kitts and Nevis 53.8
154 Saint Lucia 53.5
155 Gambia 53.3
156 Pakistan 53.3
157 Uganda 52.9
158 Trinidad and Tobago 52.5
159 North Korea 51.9
160 Guatemala 50.8
161 Eswatini 50.2
162 Mexico 49.9
163 Lesotho 49.4
164 Colombia 49.0
165 Gabon 48.8
166 Jamaica 48.8
167 Russia 48.8
168 Zimbabwe 48.3
169 Mozambique 47.9
170 Comoros 47.8
171 Afghanistan 47.8
172 Djibouti 47.4
173 Lebanon 46.9
174 Burundi 46.8
175 Côte d’Ivoire 46.4
176 Cameroon 46.0
177 Madagascar 45.5
178 Equatorial Guinea 45.3
179 Congo 45.0
180 Honduras 45.0
181 Niger 43.9
182 Nigeria 42.8
183 Togo 42.6
184 Ethiopia 41.6
185 Eritrea 41.4
186 Iraq 41.3
187 South Africa 39.9
188 Syria 38.9
189 Myanmar 38.8
190 Burkina Faso 38.5
191 South Sudan 37.7
192 Guinea 37.7
193 Yemen 37.1
194 Venezuela 36.4
195 Ecuador 33.8
196 Libya 30.5
197 Haiti 27.1
198 Chad 25.5
199 Central African Republic 24.2
200 Mali 19.0
201 DR Congo 17.0
202 Sudan 8.1
203 Somalia 6.5

What the index measures

  • Violent crime (30%)
  • Political stability & terrorism (24%)
  • Law, road safety & armed conflict (46%)

Data sources

  • UNODC + World Bank governance indicators + WHO + UCDP armed-conflict data (CC-⁠BY).
  • Dataset version 14/09/2026 · 203 countries
See the data sources

Method

  • How scores are normalised to 0–⁠100 and how each pillar is weighted
  • The limits of the data and the observation year of each indicator
See the methodology