Society profile
Hungary
Hungary: 48 indicators from open sources, newest value for each.
Demography
Population, total 9.5 MWorld Bank2025
Population aged 0-14 14.4%World Bank2025
Population aged 15-64 64.5%World Bank2025
Population aged 65+ 21.2%World Bank2025
Female share of population 51.9%World Bank2025
Urban population 70.7%World Bank2025
Fertility rate 1.4World Bank2024
Adolescent fertility rate 17.4World Bank2024
Life expectancy at birth 76.7yearsWorld Bank2024
Infant mortality 3.1‰World Bank2024
Net migration -16 331World Bank2025
Education
Adult literacy rate 98.9%World Bank1980
Secondary school enrolment 107.4%World Bank2024
Tertiary enrolment 60.5%World Bank2024
Education spending 3.8%World Bank2022
Income
GDP per capita, PPP $49 838$World Bank2025
GNI per capita, PPP $48 630$World Bank2025
Gini index 30.6World Bank2017
Poverty headcount at $2.15/day 0.9%World Bank2017
Income share held by richest 10% 23.9%World Bank2017
Health
Connectivity
Individuals using the internet 93.8%World Bank2024
Mobile subscriptions 104.6per 100World Bank2024
Access to electricity 100.0%World Bank2024
Environment
Religiosity
Religious Practice
Trust People
Most people can be trusted survey37.1%European Social Survey2023
Most people can be trusted survey5.3of 10Eurostat2025
Trust Institutions
Confidence in parliament survey39.3%European Social Survey2023
Confidence in the police survey63.9%European Social Survey2023
Confidence in the courts survey52.0%European Social Survey2023
Family Structure
Gender Roles
Democracy
Immigration Attitudes
Employment
Unemployment rate 4.5%World Bank2025
Youth unemployment rate 14.2%World Bank2025
Female labour force participation 54.3%World Bank2025
Male labour force participation 67.5%World Bank2025
Self-employed share 11.6%World Bank2025
Happiness
Life satisfaction, 1-10 survey7.1of 10Eurostat2025
Very happy or rather happy survey69.4%European Social Survey2023
Safety
Tolerance
Community
Socially closest countries
Distance is computed on 10 value questions the two societies were both asked, standardised within each survey so that a different questionnaire does not pass for a different society. Similarity is relative to the widest distance in the world.
Every number carries its source and year. Where a country is missing, it is missing — we do not interpolate.