Which country has the highest gdp per capita in the world?

The country with the highest per capita GDP in the world is Luxembourg.

Luxembourg is the richest country in the world, and its per capita GDP ranks first in the world for many years. However, its land area is not large, only 2,586 square kilometers, which is a little bigger than Shenzhen in China. Therefore, it is called "pocket country" and the only grand duchy in the world.

Luxembourg is relatively poor in natural resources, and its three major economic industries are steel industry, finance and satellite communication. Its financial industry is quite developed, second only to the United States, and it is the second largest fund management center in the world and Europe. In addition, Luxembourg has Cellommittal Group, the world's largest steel group, and Eurosat, the second largest satellite operator in the world.

Luxembourg's developed economy, pleasant environment and simple folk customs attract immigrants from many countries, which can be seen from the fact that 44.5% of Luxembourg's total population are foreigners. The Luxembourg government is also aware of this, so the conditions for applying for its permanent residence permit are very strict. In the past 100 years, only hundreds of thousands of European immigrants were successfully naturalized.

In recent years, Luxembourg has tightened its immigration policy, and now it is even more difficult to immigrate to Luxembourg.

Luxemburg Scenic Spot-Fiandon Castle;

Fiandon Castle is one of the most famous, largest and most beautiful feudal houses in Europe. It is located on the cape near the town of Fiandon, near the nearby river. Fiandon is the largest castle west of the Rhine. It was built in the 10 century and is considered as one of the most attractive attractions in Luxembourg.