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Population in Brazil compared to South Sudan: Trends, Charts, Rankings

Updated on by Georank team

The latest officially reported population of Brazil was 211,998,573 in 2024 vs 11,943,408 people in South Sudan in 2024. In 2026, based on the adjusted UN estimation, the current Brazil's population is 213,824,938 people compared to 12,507,858 in South Sudan.

Population statistics:

  • Brazil's population is 17.1 times bigger than South Sudan's.
  • Brazil is ranked the 7th most populous country in the world, while South Sudan is the 80th.
  • The countries together account for 2.73% of the world: 2.58% for Brazil vs 0.15% for South Sudan.
  • For the last 10 years, Brazil has had an average growth rate of +0.6% per year vs +0.65% in South Sudan.
  • Since 2006, the population of Brazil has increased from 187M people to 214M (14.6% growth), while South Sudan has grown from 7.98M to 12.5M (56.8% growth).

Brazil vs South Sudan: population by year and forecast

Brazil
Factual

Projection
South Sudan
Factual

Projection
1x
Year Population
Brazil South Sudan
2100 164,294,719 24,086,901
2099 165,504,324 24,081,477
2098 166,724,540 24,063,461
2097 167,957,900 24,065,268
2096 169,198,878 24,054,483
2095 170,447,187 24,046,345
2094 171,702,406 24,047,776
2093 172,959,201 24,039,017
2092 174,226,209 24,019,054
2091 175,495,014 24,000,308
2090 176,771,657 23,978,496
2089 178,046,664 23,937,487
2088 179,329,069 23,892,166
2087 180,613,269 23,857,250
2086 181,900,405 23,803,312
2085 183,185,504 23,759,178
2084 184,470,859 23,687,109
2083 185,757,734 23,617,646
2082 187,047,504 23,541,119
2081 188,336,189 23,466,449
2080 189,617,504 23,391,758
2079 190,892,825 23,294,252
2078 192,160,856 23,197,067
2077 193,420,209 23,086,584
2076 194,668,253 22,987,331
2075 195,904,930 22,868,587
2074 197,131,520 22,726,189
2073 198,346,178 22,583,672
2072 199,541,890 22,438,943
2071 200,718,990 22,288,026
2070 201,872,528 22,151,650
2069 203,003,940 22,003,659
2068 204,112,753 21,829,800
2067 205,191,144 21,662,211
2066 206,245,316 21,496,881
2065 207,268,823 21,317,455
2064 208,258,342 21,142,002
2063 209,219,808 20,965,122
2062 210,147,571 20,785,055
2061 211,035,957 20,608,964
2060 211,887,727 20,430,857
2059 212,703,223 20,235,022
2058 213,475,371 20,048,974
2057 214,208,817 19,853,696
2056 214,897,416 19,659,362
2055 215,547,622 19,464,297
2054 216,155,836 19,257,481
2053 216,720,807 19,060,517
2052 217,240,244 18,840,461
2051 217,710,548 18,633,198
2050 218,139,994 18,434,212
2049 218,529,238 18,230,881
2048 218,862,226 18,021,026
2047 219,144,767 17,806,282
2046 219,374,582 17,579,173
2045 219,555,915 17,355,041
2044 219,680,790 17,121,972
2043 219,751,357 16,888,278
2042 219,767,446 16,645,354
2041 219,726,082 16,396,768
2040 219,627,035 16,142,816
2039 219,488,186 15,889,952
2038 219,300,758 15,628,043
2037 219,070,710 15,363,975
2036 218,795,673 15,091,275
2035 218,478,532 14,815,307
2034 218,116,666 14,543,511
2033 217,714,006 14,278,180
2032 217,266,965 14,007,134
2031 216,776,060 13,730,637
2030 216,239,032 13,465,615
2029 215,655,337 13,206,477
2028 215,029,016 12,947,082
2027 214,352,035 12,692,769
2026 213,629,498 12,439,296
2025 212,848,504 12,193,102
2024 211,998,573 11,943,408
2023 211,140,729 11,483,374
2022 210,306,415 11,021,177
2021 209,550,294 10,865,780
2020 208,660,842 10,698,467
2019 207,455,459 10,423,384
2018 206,107,261 10,122,977
2017 204,703,445 10,259,154
2016 203,218,114 10,830,102
2015 201,675,532 11,107,561
2014 200,085,127 11,235,073
2013 198,478,299 11,166,275
2012 196,876,111 10,756,240
2011 195,284,734 10,288,109
2010 193,701,929 9,745,953
2009 192,079,951 9,243,556
2008 190,367,302 8,817,647
2007 188,552,320 8,388,788
2006 186,653,106 7,976,526
2005 184,688,101 7,590,143
2004 182,675,143 7,233,041
2003 180,622,688 6,903,127
2002 178,503,484 6,596,806
2001 176,301,203 6,308,391
2000 174,018,282 6,032,267
1999 171,641,543 5,771,628
1998 169,159,655 5,620,068
1997 166,661,659 5,509,136
1996 164,202,549 5,356,925
1995 161,735,073 5,225,836
1994 159,265,006 5,071,184
1993 156,794,577 4,956,002
1992 154,275,079 4,909,749
1991 151,724,256 4,836,677
1990 149,143,223 4,737,633
1989 146,502,972 4,713,229
1988 143,826,357 4,848,029
1987 141,104,944 4,962,395
1986 138,336,370 4,921,240
1985 135,515,595 4,834,296
1984 132,658,864 4,750,627
1983 129,790,077 4,661,574
1982 126,923,155 4,557,686
1981 124,063,109 4,447,272
1980 121,207,461 4,339,030
1979 118,380,821 4,232,605
1978 115,600,942 4,127,657
1977 112,875,292 4,024,032
1976 110,213,349 3,921,910
1975 107,619,565 3,821,494
1974 105,089,675 3,723,259
1973 102,600,976 3,627,383
1972 100,146,797 3,542,497
1971 97,739,273 3,468,646
1970 95,375,651 3,409,614
1969 93,045,777 3,365,533
1968 90,741,240 3,321,528
1967 88,446,124 3,277,648
1966 86,139,359 3,236,423
1965 83,817,583 3,189,835
1964 81,488,595 3,129,918
1963 79,164,235 3,072,669
1962 76,865,323 3,024,308
1961 74,605,447 2,976,724
1960 72,388,126 2,931,559

Data sources: United Nations | World Population Prospects (2025–2100, retrieved 2026-03-10); World Bank | Health (1960–2024, retrieved 2026-04-06).

GeoRank.org/population/brazil/south-sudan | CC BY

From 2006 to 2016, the population of Brazil increased by 16,565,008 people (a 8.87% growth), while South Sudan gained 2,853,576 people (a 35.8% growth).

For the next 10 years, from 2016 to 2026, Brazil gained 10,606,824 people (a 5.22% growth), while South Sudan's population increased by 1,677,756 people (a 15.5% growth).

Brazil was ranked 5th most populous country in 2006 and is 7th in 2026. South Sudan was ranked 92nd in 2006 and ranked 80th now.

The UN's World Population Prospects forecasts that in 24 years (in 2050) Brazil's population will grow by 2.02% to 218,139,994 people with a rank change from 7th to 9th. The population of South Sudan will increase by 47.4% to 18,434,212 people and rank change from 80th to 78th.

Brazil is projected to reach its peak in 2042 at 220M people compared to the peak of 24.1M people in 2100 for South Sudan.

Population growth rate by year

Brazil
Factual

Projection
South Sudan
Factual

Projection
1x
Year Growth rate
Brazil South Sudan
2100 -0.73% 0.02%
2099 -0.73% 0.07%
2098 -0.73% -0.008%
2097 -0.73% 0.04%
2096 -0.73% 0.03%
2095 -0.73% -0.006%
2094 -0.73% 0.04%
2093 -0.73% 0.08%
2092 -0.72% 0.08%
2091 -0.72% 0.09%
2090 -0.72% 0.17%
2089 -0.72% 0.19%
2088 -0.71% 0.15%
2087 -0.71% 0.23%
2086 -0.7% 0.19%
2085 -0.7% 0.3%
2084 -0.69% 0.29%
2083 -0.69% 0.33%
2082 -0.68% 0.32%
2081 -0.68% 0.32%
2080 -0.67% 0.42%
2079 -0.66% 0.42%
2078 -0.65% 0.48%
2077 -0.64% 0.43%
2076 -0.63% 0.52%
2075 -0.62% 0.63%
2074 -0.61% 0.63%
2073 -0.6% 0.64%
2072 -0.59% 0.68%
2071 -0.57% 0.62%
2070 -0.56% 0.67%
2069 -0.54% 0.8%
2068 -0.53% 0.77%
2067 -0.51% 0.77%
2066 -0.49% 0.84%
2065 -0.48% 0.83%
2064 -0.46% 0.84%
2063 -0.44% 0.87%
2062 -0.42% 0.85%
2061 -0.4% 0.87%
2060 -0.38% 0.97%
2059 -0.36% 0.93%
2058 -0.34% 0.98%
2057 -0.32% 0.99%
2056 -0.3% 1%
2055 -0.28% 1.07%
2054 -0.26% 1.03%
2053 -0.24% 1.17%
2052 -0.22% 1.11%
2051 -0.2% 1.08%
2050 -0.18% 1.12%
2049 -0.15% 1.16%
2048 -0.13% 1.21%
2047 -0.1% 1.29%
2046 -0.08% 1.29%
2045 -0.06% 1.36%
2044 -0.03% 1.38%
2043 -0.007% 1.46%
2042 0.02% 1.52%
2041 0.05% 1.57%
2040 0.06% 1.59%
2039 0.09% 1.68%
2038 0.11% 1.72%
2037 0.13% 1.81%
2036 0.15% 1.86%
2035 0.17% 1.87%
2034 0.18% 1.86%
2033 0.21% 1.94%
2032 0.23% 2.01%
2031 0.25% 1.97%
2030 0.27% 1.96%
2029 0.29% 2%
2028 0.32% 2%
2027 0.34% 2.04%
2026 0.37% 2.02%
2025 0.4% 2.09%
2024 0.41% 4.01%
2023 0.4% 4.19%
2022 0.36% 1.43%
2021 0.43% 1.56%
2020 0.58% 2.64%
2019 0.65% 2.97%
2018 0.69% -1.33%
2017 0.73% -5.27%
2016 0.76% -2.5%
2015 0.79% -1.13%
2014 0.81% 0.62%
2013 0.81% 3.81%
2012 0.81% 4.55%
2011 0.82% 5.56%
2010 0.84% 5.44%
2009 0.9% 4.83%
2008 0.96% 5.11%
2007 1.02% 5.17%
2006 1.06% 5.09%
2005 1.1% 4.94%
2004 1.14% 4.78%
2003 1.19% 4.64%
2002 1.25% 4.57%
2001 1.31% 4.58%
2000 1.38% 4.52%
1999 1.47% 2.7%
1998 1.5% 2.01%
1997 1.5% 2.84%
1996 1.53% 2.51%
1995 1.55% 3.05%
1994 1.58% 2.32%
1993 1.63% 0.94%
1992 1.68% 1.51%
1991 1.73% 2.09%
1990 1.8% 0.52%
1989 1.86% -2.78%
1988 1.93% -2.3%
1987 2% 0.84%
1986 2.08% 1.8%
1985 2.15% 1.76%
1984 2.21% 1.91%
1983 2.26% 2.28%
1982 2.31% 2.48%
1981 2.36% 2.49%
1980 2.39% 2.51%
1979 2.4% 2.54%
1978 2.41% 2.58%
1977 2.42% 2.6%
1976 2.41% 2.63%
1975 2.41% 2.64%
1974 2.43% 2.64%
1973 2.45% 2.4%
1972 2.46% 2.13%
1971 2.48% 1.73%
1970 2.5% 1.31%
1969 2.54% 1.32%
1968 2.59% 1.34%
1967 2.68% 1.27%
1966 2.77% 1.46%
1965 2.86% 1.91%
1964 2.94% 1.86%
1963 2.99% 1.6%
1962 3.03% 1.6%
1961 3.06% 1.54%

Data sources: United Nations | World Population Prospects (2025–2100, retrieved 2026-03-10); World Bank | Health (1961–2024, retrieved 2026-04-06).

GeoRank.org/population/brazil/south-sudan | CC BY

In 2024, the population of Brazil grew by 0.41%, while South Sudan's population grew by 4.01%.

Live population counters

Brazil South Sudan
Current population
213824938
12507858
Population rank 7/197 80/197
Percent of world population 2.58% 0.15%
One net population change
36.8 seconds
1.14 minutes
One birth every
12.1 seconds
1.6 minutes
One death every
21.1 seconds
4.76 minutes
Daily growth/decline +2,350 +1,260
Annual growth/decline +857,844 +460,034
Annual growth/decline rate +0.41% +4.01%
Population growth rate rank 141/197 7/197
One migration net change every
2.43 minutes
1.43 hours
Annual migration change -217,283 +6,145
Net migration rank 186/196 50/196
Foreign-born residents 1,406,299 914,001
Foreign-born residents rank 48/195 62/195
Foreign-born share of population 0.7% 7.7%
Foreign-born share rank 163/195 77/195

Natural population change vs migration

Brazil
Natural

Migration
South Sudan
Natural

Migration
1x
Year Population change
Brazil South Sudan
Natural Migration Natural Migration
2025 - -217,283 - 6,145
2024 - -225,510 - 15,374
2023 1,107,434 -240,059 217,966 455,000
2022 1,054,897 -253,639 211,166 40,259
2021 919,507 -208,581 213,567 -154,359
2020 1,146,174 -78,437 212,332 62,935
2019 1,472,104 -129,216 209,708 65,198
2018 1,583,935 -230,334 168,497 157,408
2017 1,610,402 -156,296 72,193 -670,477
2016 1,609,488 -92,989 110,553 -654,225
2015 1,742,275 -173,611 148,542 -159,822
2014 1,757,948 -145,732 227,611 -471,523
2013 1,758,716 -157,228 315,983 65,337
2012 1,782,516 -179,707 312,974 125,771
2011 1,815,758 -235,860 303,181 194,325
2010 1,847,336 -261,539 287,409 299,402
2009 1,878,542 -220,207 278,859 139,129
2008 1,908,051 -141,056 268,268 165,557
2007 1,970,372 -107,481 256,546 167,350
2006 2,026,119 -90,634 246,706 153,926
2005 2,083,281 -88,868 239,272 132,869
2004 2,108,072 -76,661 231,877 110,182
2003 2,128,819 -55,350 225,822 91,951
2002 2,207,017 -42,008 212,014 82,847
2001 2,291,210 -51,600 204,108 77,856
2000 2,372,043 -45,800 196,055 74,227
1999 2,450,869 -23,497 180,721 70,271
1998 2,514,728 21,666 -12,157 64,285
1997 2,531,758 -72,392 121,454 48,280
1996 2,530,690 -71,943 116,728 17,953
1995 2,546,195 -69,963 110,417 17,077
1994 2,532,951 -68,961 165,407 16,407
1993 2,545,874 -69,070 32,779 15,772
1992 2,547,698 14,394 28,874 15,077
1991 2,606,167 -66,600 87,873 14,327
1990 2,652,959 -30,555 82,900 12,988
1989 2,717,923 -60,023 83,735 -130,821
1988 2,768,082 -72,825 -125,447 -97,065
1987 2,825,485 -77,800 5,756 -11,976
1986 2,880,440 -90,973 99,502 -10,973
1985 2,912,908 -60,879 95,342 -9,986
1984 2,931,496 -70,035 90,970 -8,984
1983 2,952,335 -76,322 104,107 -7,986
1982 2,948,552 -90,766 118,641 -6,983
1981 2,928,262 -65,971 115,163 -5,994
1980 2,887,768 -38,918 112,307 -4,997
1979 2,836,759 -32,503 109,540 -3,997
1978 2,778,815 -23,416 107,352 -2,998
1977 2,715,328 -19,478 104,886 -1,997
1976 2,648,647 -20,612 102,346 -995
1975 2,585,130 -25,499 99,882 -395
1974 2,524,254 -24,093 97,181 -192
1973 2,501,309 -24,071 94,765 0
1972 2,454,698 -23,584 74,803 193
1971 2,407,319 -23,421 72,308 394
1970 2,362,073 -18,779 44,776 587
1969 2,324,190 -7,763 42,015 786
1968 2,301,561 -8,856 44,213 995
1967 2,307,560 -10,033 41,357 1,194
1966 2,325,332 -9,317 38,523 1,386
1965 2,336,415 -8,824 51,682 1,591
1964 2,338,478 -8,146 64,786 1,785
1963 2,326,400 -8,136 46,333 1,591
1962 2,286,666 -7,171 47,406 1,386
1961 2,240,178 75 45,186 1,194
1960 2,190,392 4,066 42,945 995

Data sources: World Bank | Health (1960–2025, retrieved 2026-04-06).

GeoRank.org/population/brazil/south-sudan | CC BY

Over the last 10 years, 89.1% of the population change in Brazil is from natural causes (a gain of 14,004,164 people) and 10.9% is from migration (a loss of 1,708,894 people). In South Sudan 57.4% is from natural causes (a gain of 1,792,135 people) and 42.6% is from migration (a loss of 1,329,606 people).

As of 2024, 1,406,299 residents or 0.7% of the population were not native-born in Brazil, compared to 914,001 people or 7.7% in South Sudan.

Biggest cities by population

Brazil
City Population
Sao Paulo 11.5M
Rio de Janeiro 6.21M
Brasilia 3M
Fortaleza 2.58M
Salvador 2.42M
Belo Horizonte 2.32M
Manaus 2.3M
Curitiba 1.77M
Recife 1.49M
Goiania 1.44M
South Sudan
City Population
Juba 500K
Wau 321K
Bor 315K
Malakal 147K
Yambio 130K

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Data sources: World Bank | Health (1960–2024, retrieved 2026-04-06); United Nations | World Population Prospects (1960–2026, retrieved 2026-03-10); U.S. Census Bureau (1960–2025, retrieved 2026-02-08); Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) (2000–2019, retrieved 2026-02-20).

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Data sources:

  1. World Bank | Health (1960–2025, retrieved 2026-04-06)
  2. United Nations | World Population Prospects (1960–2100, retrieved 2026-03-10)
  3. U.S. Census Bureau (1960–2025, retrieved 2026-02-08)
  4. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) (2000–2019, retrieved 2026-02-20)
  5. Wikidata (2026, retrieved 2026-02-08)

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