Expenses · Equatorial Guinea
Healthcare costs in Equatorial Guinea
Households pay $154 per person per year directly — 66% of all health spending, or 10% of the US level.
The figures
- Out of pocket, per person
- $154/yr
- paid directly by households (2023)
- Share paid by you
- 66%
- of all health spending (2023)
- Total health spend
- $609/yr
- per person, PPP international $ (2023)
- Government share
- 32.3%
- funded publicly (2023)
- Doctors
- 0.15
- physicians per 1,000 people (2022)
- Dentists
- 0.06
- per 10,000 people (2004) — access, not price
National averages, updated 2026-09-07. They describe a country, not a person — what you pay depends on insurance, residency and visa. Not medical or financial advice.
Countries with a similar burden
- Kazakhstan — $135/yr out of pocket
- Dominica — $144/yr out of pocket
- Croatia — $145/yr out of pocket
- Ecuador — $157/yr out of pocket
- Belarus — $159/yr out of pocket
- El Salvador — $163/yr out of pocket
See also: all countries ranked · what money is worth in Equatorial Guinea
Frequently asked questions
How much does healthcare cost in Equatorial Guinea?
Total health spending is $609 per person per year (PPP international dollars), of which $154 is paid directly out of pocket by households — 66% of the total. These are national averages: what you personally pay depends on insurance, residency status and visa.
Is healthcare in Equatorial Guinea cheaper than the United States?
On out-of-pocket spending per person, Equatorial Guinea is 10% of the US level ($1,472/yr there). Note that a country's general price level is a poor guide to this — scaling healthcare by cost of living overstates costs abroad by up to 5×, which is why these figures are measured rather than modelled.
What does dental care cost in Equatorial Guinea?
This page does not say, because no free, citable source publishes international dental prices — every comparison available online comes from clinics selling the treatment they quote. What is published is access: Equatorial Guinea has 0.06 dentists per 10,000 people.
Where does this data come from?
The World Bank and the WHO Global Health Observatory, refreshed at build time (last updated 2026-09-07). World Bank — SH.XPD.CHEX.PP.CD; World Bank — SH.XPD.OOPC.PC.CD; World Bank — SH.XPD.OOPC.CH.ZS; World Bank — SH.XPD.GHED.CH.ZS; World Bank — SH.MED.PHYS.ZS; WHO Global Health Observatory — HWF_0010.