Global Government Debt

Iceland Government Debt

The latest published central government debt for Iceland, in ISK, with debt-to-GDP and history from the World Bank.

Central government debt (ISK)
ISK 3,502,575,134,777
≈ 3.50 trillion ISK
Reported for 2023
Debt-to-GDP
80.1%
Reported for 2023
Debt per person (calculated)
ISK 9,081,958
Debt ÷ population, both 2023
Source
World Bank WDI
Original data: IMF Government Finance Statistics

ℹ️ Why the year? These are the latest official, audited figures Iceland has reported to the World Bank. Each country publishes on its own schedule (often 1–3 years behind), so years can differ between countries. Only the U.S. publishes a daily debt feed, which is why it has a live counter.

Iceland debt history

Published annual figures. Gaps mean no figure was reported that year.

About these numbers

  • This is central government debt only. It does not include state, provincial, or local government debt, so it can be lower than "general government" figures you see elsewhere.
  • Figures are published once a year, usually with a 1–2 year delay. They are not a live counter.
  • Amounts are in each country's own currency, so countries can't simply be added up into one world total.
  • Source: World Bank World Development Indicators (GC.DOD.TOTL.CN, GC.DOD.TOTL.GD.ZS); original data from the IMF Government Finance Statistics. Debt per person is our calculation.

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