@scarlett_sWorld Population Review pulled from national censuses and demographic surveys conducted between 2013 and 2024 to map out transgender populations across the globe. The United States and Brazil both land at 1.0M people on this list. Right behind them, the Philippines registers 317K while Mexico comes in at 123K. South Africa shows 102.3K, Canada sits at 101K, and India hits 96.2K. Vietnam follows with 81.6K, Nigeria has 64.2K, and Thailand clocks in at 62.8K. DR Congo reaches 57K, Pakistan is at 52.4K, and Indonesia stands at 43.1K. Peru reports 34.9K, Malaysia holds 24K, Colombia is at 22.9K, and Nepal records 21.5K. Chile sits at 19.6K, Cambodia has 15.7K, and Venezuela ends the top tier at 15K. Bulgaria rounds out the next batch with 14K, Ukraine follows at 13K, and Bangladesh shows 12.6K. Iran and New Zealand both tie at 10K, while Myanmar drops to 9.2K. Zambia sits at 9K, Dominican Rep. is at 8.9K, Uganda records 8.4K, and Ecuador finishes that section at 8K. Kenya appears with 7.5K, Guatemala has 5.9K, Nicaragua is at 5.7K, Argentina shows 5.4K. Laos reaches 5.2K, Papua New Guinea is at 5.1K, Malawi records 4.9K, Jamaica sits at 3.8K. Belarus follows with 3.7K, Angola has 3.4K, Haiti is at 3.2K, Honduras shows 2.8K. Cameroon records 2.5K, Sri Lanka has 2.2K, Benin is at 2.2K, Panama shows 2.1K. El Salvador sits at 2K, Liberia has 1.7K, Uruguay is at 1.6K, Cuba shows 1.4K. Burkina Faso records 1.1K, Sierra Leone has 1.1K, Azerbaijan is at 1K, Armenia shows 1K. Georgia drops to 0.94K, Bolivia has 0.9K, Paraguay is at 0.9K, Mongolia shows 0.8K. Ivory Coast sits at 0.7K, Guinea has 0.7K, Mali is at 0.49K, Costa Rica shows 0.4K. Bhutan records 0.4K, Saint Lucia has 0.3K, Belize is at 0.1K, and Botswana ends the list at 0.05K. The total count for the entire planet sits around 3.44M. It is worth noting that data may be less reliable in countries and societies where transgender individuals are less widely accepted since they might keep their true personalities hidden. Transgender populations remain untracked in many nations. Consequently, a country's absence from this ranking should not be read as proof that it lacks a trans population.

@scarlett_sWorld Population Review pulled from national censuses and demographic surveys conducted between 2013 and 2024 to map out transgender populations across the globe. The United States and Brazil both land at 1.0M people on this list. Right behind them, the Philippines registers 317K while Mexico comes in at 123K. South Africa shows 102.3K, Canada sits at 101K, and India hits 96.2K. Vietnam follows with 81.6K, Nigeria has 64.2K, and Thailand clocks in at 62.8K. DR Congo reaches 57K, Pakistan is at 52.4K, and Indonesia stands at 43.1K. Peru reports 34.9K, Malaysia holds 24K, Colombia is at 22.9K, and Nepal records 21.5K. Chile sits at 19.6K, Cambodia has 15.7K, and Venezuela ends the top tier at 15K. Bulgaria rounds out the next batch with 14K, Ukraine follows at 13K, and Bangladesh shows 12.6K. Iran and New Zealand both tie at 10K, while Myanmar drops to 9.2K. Zambia sits at 9K, Dominican Rep. is at 8.9K, Uganda records 8.4K, and Ecuador finishes that section at 8K. Kenya appears with 7.5K, Guatemala has 5.9K, Nicaragua is at 5.7K, Argentina shows 5.4K. Laos reaches 5.2K, Papua New Guinea is at 5.1K, Malawi records 4.9K, Jamaica sits at 3.8K. Belarus follows with 3.7K, Angola has 3.4K, Haiti is at 3.2K, Honduras shows 2.8K. Cameroon records 2.5K, Sri Lanka has 2.2K, Benin is at 2.2K, Panama shows 2.1K. El Salvador sits at 2K, Liberia has 1.7K, Uruguay is at 1.6K, Cuba shows 1.4K. Burkina Faso records 1.1K, Sierra Leone has 1.1K, Azerbaijan is at 1K, Armenia shows 1K. Georgia drops to 0.94K, Bolivia has 0.9K, Paraguay is at 0.9K, Mongolia shows 0.8K. Ivory Coast sits at 0.7K, Guinea has 0.7K, Mali is at 0.49K, Costa Rica shows 0.4K. Bhutan records 0.4K, Saint Lucia has 0.3K, Belize is at 0.1K, and Botswana ends the list at 0.05K. The total count for the entire planet sits around 3.44M. It is worth noting that data may be less reliable in countries and societies where transgender individuals are less widely accepted since they might keep their true personalities hidden. Transgender populations remain untracked in many nations. Consequently, a country's absence from this ranking should not be read as proof that it lacks a trans population.