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Crude divorce rate

Which countries divorce the most?

Russian Federation leads with 4.7 ‰; 48 countries have data.

No data for 163 of 211 countries

#CountryValue · ‰Year
1Russian Federation4.72011
2Moldova4.02024
3Georgia3.72024
4Belarus3.52018
5Ukraine2.92021
6Latvia2.82024
7Cyprus2.62019
8Lithuania2.52024
9Liechtenstein2.42012
10Denmark2.22021
11Turkiye2.22024
12Estonia2.12024
13Finland2.12024
14Sweden2.12024
15Albania2.02024
16Czechia1.92024
17France1.92016
18Hungary1.92024
19Iceland1.92020
20Switzerland1.82024
21United Kingdom1.82016
22Luxembourg1.82024
23Norway1.82020
24Belgium1.72023
25Germany1.72021
26Spain1.72024
27Monaco1.72024
28Austria1.62024
29Azerbaijan1.62022
30Poland1.62024
31Serbia1.62024
32Armenia1.52023
33Greece1.52024
34Portugal1.52024
35San Marino1.52012
36Slovak Republic1.52024
37Netherlands1.42024
38Bulgaria1.32024
39Croatia1.32024
40Italy1.32024
41Montenegro1.22021
42Romania1.12024
43North Macedonia1.02021
44Slovenia1.02024
45Malta0.92024
46Ireland0.72017
47Bosnia and Herzegovina0.62012
48Kosovo0.52019

By region

Europe & Central Asia

Russian Federation

4.7

47 countries

Middle East, North Africa, Afghanistan & Pakistan

Malta

0.9

1 countries

What changed

Fell the most

  1. Liechtenstein-2 pts2000 to 2012
  2. Romania-1 pts1960 to 2024
  3. Ukraine-1 pts2004 to 2021
  4. Monaco-1 pts2004 to 2024
  5. San Marino-1 pts2004 to 2012

Rose the most

  1. Georgia+3 pts2004 to 2024
  2. Cyprus+2 pts1964 to 2019
  3. Lithuania+2 pts1960 to 2024
  4. Albania+2 pts1960 to 2024
  5. Turkiye+1 pts2003 to 2024

Every number carries its source and year. Where a country is missing, it is missing — we do not interpolate.
Source: Eurostat · 2011–2024