Expenditure for selected health care functions by health care financing schemes by country

Countries reporting
42
Highest
569,221 Million euro
Germany
Lowest
438.67 Million euro
Liechtenstein
Median
20,826 Million euro
Years covered
34
1992–2025
Data points
783

What the numbers show

Expenditure for selected health care functions by health care financing schemes is currently reported for 42 countries. The highest value is 569,221 Million euro in Germany; the lowest is 438.67 Million euro in Liechtenstein.

The median across all reporting countries is 20,826 Million euro, and the mean is 67,210 Million euro.

The gap between the highest and lowest reporting country is a factor of about 1,298.

Expenditure for selected health care functions by health care: full country ranking

#Country LatestYear 10-year changeTrend
1 Germany 569,221 Million euro 2025 up 68.9% rising
2 France 343,444 Million euro 2025 up 38.3% rising
3 United Kingdom 256,553 Million euro 2019 up 22.7% rising
3 United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland 256,553 Million euro 2019 up 22.7% rising
5 Italy 190,117 Million euro 2025 up 29.2% rising
6 Spain 138,155 Million euro 2023 up 47.4% rising
7 Netherlands 120,201 Million euro 2025 up 68.7% rising
7 Netherlands 120,201 Million euro 2025 up 68.7% rising
9 Switzerland 107,501 Million euro 2025 up 56.5% rising
10 Poland 82,084 Million euro 2025 up 200.9% rising
10 Poland 82,084 Million euro 2025 up 200.9% rising
12 Belgium 68,655 Million euro 2024 up 59.7% rising
13 Sweden 65,599 Million euro 2025 up 32.6% rising
14 Austria 61,338 Million euro 2025 up 70.5% rising
15 Norway 44,880 Million euro 2022 up 28.9% rising
16 Denmark 39,296 Million euro 2025 up 39.1% rising
17 Ireland 38,824 Million euro 2025 up 101.5% rising
18 Portugal 31,878 Million euro 2025 up 88.7% rising
19 Finland 28,571 Million euro 2023 up 42.6% rising
20 Czechia 27,129 Million euro 2024 up 126.3% rising
21 Romania 21,783 Million euro 2024 up 187.8% rising
22 Greece 19,869 Million euro 2024 up 42.1% falling
23 Hungary 14,277 Million euro 2025 up 84.7% rising
24 Slovakia 9,105 Million euro 2023 up 63.1% rising
24 Slovakia 9,105 Million euro 2023 up 63.1% rising
26 Bulgaria 8,945 Million euro 2024 up 170.6% rising
27 Slovenia 6,614 Million euro 2024 up 106.7% rising
27 Slovenia 6,614 Million euro 2024 up 106.7% rising
29 Croatia 6,488 Million euro 2024 up 123.1% rising
29 Croatia 6,488 Million euro 2024 up 123.1% rising
31 Lithuania 6,437 Million euro 2025 up 165.5% rising
31 Lithuania 6,437 Million euro 2025 up 165.5% rising
33 Luxembourg 5,287 Million euro 2025 up 92.2% rising
34 Estonia 3,354 Million euro 2025 up 144.8% volatile
34 Estonia 3,354 Million euro 2025 up 144.8% volatile
36 Iceland 3,147 Million euro 2025 up 145.0% rising
37 Latvia 2,865 Million euro 2023 up 132.4% rising
37 Latvia 2,865 Million euro 2023 up 132.4% rising
39 Cyprus 2,782 Million euro 2024 up 129.6% rising
40 Bosnia and Herzegovina 2,469 Million euro 2024 up 86.4% rising
41 Malta 1,816 Million euro 2023 up 128.5% rising
42 Liechtenstein 438.67 Million euro 2024 up 55.0% rising

Regions and income groups

Aggregates are excluded from the country ranking above so that a region can never outrank a country.

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Indicator
Expenditure for selected health care functions by health care financing schemes
Unit
Million euro
Source
Eurostat
Licence
CC BY 4.0 (Eurostat)
Coverage
49 places, 783 data points, 1992–2025
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