Top 10 richest countries in the world 2018.

Here are the top 10 richest countries in the world based on the latest IMF data. The United States ranked only 10th, while the Southeast Asian nations ranked fourth and third respectively.

• America: With a population of 325.7 million people, the average GDP of 57.467 USD (over 1.3 billion), the economy's second most continent is always the dream destination of many.

• Swiss: Beautiful country Switzerland ranked 9th in terms of wealth with GDP per capita 78,812 USD (1.8 billion).

• Norway: Located in the Nordic region, with vast natural resources and oil and gas, this favorable condition makes it the eighth richest in the world.

• Ireland: Country of the United Kingdom Ireland has a major economy in textiles, mining and food. Despite not boosting heavy industry, Ireland is still crowded with the 7th richest country in the world.

• United Arab Emirates (UAE): This is a country located in the Middle East, composed of six states constituting the seventh richest country and the second largest economy in the Arab world after Saudi Arabia.

• Kuwait: Kuwait accounts for about 10 percent of global oil reserves, with revenues from this industry accounting for 95 percent of the country's total revenue. Kuwait's wealth is in the top 5 in the world.

• Brunei: Ranked No. 4 in the ranking surprised many people. Although there are only over 400,000 people, Brunei's economy is "not just a form" when oil and gas revenues account for 90%.

• Singapore: Another representative of Southeast Asia is Singapore with a third position. GDP of lion island increased by 2.7% over the same period last year. This small island is on the rise thanks to the development of electronics.

• Luxembourg: The average income of Luxembourg is $ 105,882 ($ 2.4 billion, 9 times the world average). The harmonious combination of industry and agriculture helps Luxembourg to become the world's second richest.

• Qatar: Topping the list is Qatar with a per capita income of $ 129,726 / year (equivalent to $ 3 billion). Although only 11,500 km2, more than 2.5 million people, Qatar has the world's third largest natural gas and oil reserves.