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Nominal GDP
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Hungary’s population is 500% larger than that of Kosovo, a difference of 7,967,712.
Hungary’s surface area is 755% larger than that of Kosovo, a difference of 82,143 km².
Kosovo’s population density is 42% higher than that of Hungary, a difference of 43.7 /km².
Hungary’s nominal GDP is about 19.9× that of Kosovo, a difference of $211.53 billion.
Hungary’s GDP per capita is 232% higher than that of Kosovo, a difference of $16,269.
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Budapest
Pristina
9,562,065
1,594,353
93,030 km²
10,887 km²
103 /km²
146 /km²
$222.72 billion · 2024
$11.20 billion · 2024
$23,292 · 2024
$7,023 · 2024
Europe
Europe
Eastern Europe
Eastern Europe
Hungarian forint · HUF · Ft
Euro · EUR · €
Hungarian, Magyar
Kosovar, Kosovan
+36
+383
.hu
.xk
HU / HUN
XK / XKX
Europe/Budapest
Europe/Belgrade
Magyarország
Republika e Kosovës
| Measure | Hungary | Kosovo |
|---|---|---|
| Capital | Budapest | Pristina |
| Population | 9,562,065 | 1,594,353 |
| Surface area | 93,030 km² | 10,887 km² |
| Population density | 103 /km² | 146 /km² |
| Nominal GDP | $222.72 billion · 2024 | $11.20 billion · 2024 |
| GDP per capita | $23,292 · 2024 | $7,023 · 2024 |
| Region | Europe | Europe |
| Subregion | Eastern Europe | Eastern Europe |
| Currency | Hungarian forint · HUF · Ft | Euro · EUR · € |
| Nationality | Hungarian, Magyar | Kosovar, Kosovan |
| Phone code | +36 | +383 |
| Internet domain | .hu | .xk |
| ISO codes | HU / HUN | XK / XKX |
| Time zone | Europe/Budapest | Europe/Belgrade |
| Native name | Magyarország | Republika e Kosovës |
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Hungary, a landlocked nation in the heart of Central Europe, dazzles visitors with its blend of historic grandeur, vibrant folk traditions, and dynamic modern cities, all set against a backdrop of rolling plains and shimmering rivers.
Full Hungary profile →Kosovo, a landlocked region in the heart of the Balkans, blends rugged mountains with historic towns, offering a snapshot of Southeast Europe's dynamic past and hopeful future.
Full Kosovo profile →The capital of Hungary is Budapest.
Hungary has a recorded population of approximately 9,562,065 people.
Hungary covers an area of about 93,030 km².
Hungary has a population density of roughly 103 /km² (people per square kilometre).
Hungary has a gross domestic product (GDP) of approximately $222.72 billion as of 2024.
Hungary has a GDP per capita of approximately $23,292.
Hungary uses the Hungarian forint (HUF), with the symbol Ft.
Hungary is located in Eastern Europe, Europe.
The native name of Hungary is Magyarország.
People from Hungary are referred to as Hungarian, Magyar.
The international dialing code for Hungary is +36.
The country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for Hungary is .hu.
Hungary uses the Europe/Budapest time zone.
Hungary, a landlocked nation in the heart of Central Europe, dazzles visitors with its blend of historic grandeur, vibrant folk traditions, and dynamic modern cities, all set against a backdrop of rolling plains and shimmering rivers.
The capital of Kosovo is Pristina.
Kosovo has a recorded population of approximately 1,594,353 people.
Kosovo covers an area of about 10,887 km².
Kosovo has a population density of roughly 146 /km² (people per square kilometre).
Kosovo has a gross domestic product (GDP) of approximately $11.20 billion as of 2024.
Kosovo has a GDP per capita of approximately $7,023.
Kosovo uses the Euro (EUR), with the symbol €.
Kosovo is located in Eastern Europe, Europe.
The native name of Kosovo is Republika e Kosovës.
People from Kosovo are referred to as Kosovar, Kosovan.
The international dialing code for Kosovo is +383.
The country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for Kosovo is .xk.
Kosovo uses the Europe/Belgrade time zone.
Kosovo, a landlocked region in the heart of the Balkans, blends rugged mountains with historic towns, offering a snapshot of Southeast Europe's dynamic past and hopeful future.