Those countries which appear to be rich, but the condition inside is very poor.

Indonesia

Indonesia, a member of the G20, is also the largest economy in Southeast Asia, with a per capita GDP of $5,271, which is approximately Rs 4,43,067. In Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia, where you will see tall buildings and luxurious malls, there are also 450 slums at some places.

According to records, about 20% of the people here earn less than Rs 268 per day and survive on that. Although there has been an increase in the number of millionaires here, there will be a huge difference in people’s income by the end of the year. Let us tell you, this country is very famous among couples celebrating honeymoon. Indonesia remains the first choice for couples around the world.

iran

Iran, with a per capita GDP of $5,310, will appear rich to you because of its vast oil and natural gas reserves. However, decades of sanctions following the 1979 revolution have left its economy in limbo. And because of its increasingly educated population and high net-worth per capita, nearly a third of Iranians live below the poverty line, with many earning only $200 a month. According to the report, the actual number of people living in poverty could reach as high as 50%.

maldives

The per capita GDP of Maldives, famous for its luxury tourism, is $17,818. Let us tell you, the tourism industry accounts for 75% of the GDP here, yet almost one third of the population lives in poverty. Well, whatever may be the situation here, this place is very famous among the people in terms of tourism. Most among celebrities. Most of the couples come here for honeymoon.

South Africa

South Africa, boasting Africa’s second largest economy and a per capita GDP of $5,975, describes its economic situation as good with its rich mineral resources and agricultural sector. However, it is also the most unequal country in the world, in which there is a huge difference between the rich and the poor. Talking about tourism, most of the people who like wildlife come here.

Mexico

Mexico, with a per capita GDP of $15,249, is the 12th largest economy in the world. Despite a strong economy and a multitude of billionaires, about 36% of this country’s population lives in poverty. Let us tell you, the number of people working in the agricultural sector is the highest here, but still the contribution to GDP is the lowest, due to which income inequality remains a serious challenge. If we talk about tourism in Mexico, people come here to see the beautiful buildings and unique attractions of this place.