Politare
Click the map for the prime minister
Bhumjaithai Party No free and fair election, per V-Dem
Sources: National Statistical Office (Labour Force Survey, via its data catalogue), National Economic and Social Development Council (gross provincial product), Bank of Thailand (residential property price index), IMF (quarterly national accounts, consumer prices), World Bank (population, labour force; Worldwide Governance Indicators), V-Dem Institute, Transparency International, World Happiness Report, Natural Earth, Wikidata, Wikimedia Commons; prime ministers and governors checked against the official lists. CreditsPrivacy

Anutin Charnvirakul (Bhumjaithai Party) has been Prime Minister of Thailand since 7 Sep 2025. Since Anutin Charnvirakul took office in September 2025, real GDP has climbed 3.2% a year. Thailand ranks 16th of 62 national leaders on GDP per person; on the fall in unemployment it is 34th of 49. The latest governance scores, for 2025 and from before this tenure: electoral democracy index 42.4 of 100 (V-Dem Institute) and control of corruption 38.0 of 100 (the World Bank). Since 1991 the office has changed hands 25 times; Anutin Charnvirakul has held it since September 2025. Figures for January to March 2026 are kept but not trusted: in the first quarter of 2026 the survey counts 1.4 million more people in work than a quarter before, in every region at once, with no change of method announced; NESDC puts it down to farm work. The rankings leave this tenure out of those series.

The prime minister and governors of Thailand

The prime minister

Governors

Rankings Thailand rankings United StatesCanadaMexicoEuropean UnionUnited KingdomUkraineRussiaTurkeyIsraelUnited Arab EmiratesSingaporeVietnamNew ZealandPhilippinesMalaysiaJapanSouth KoreaBrazilArgentinaAustraliaIndonesiaIndiaPakistanChinaBangladeshMoroccoAlgeriaTunisiaEgyptSyriaSenegalLiberiaNigeriaDemocratic Republic of the CongoEthiopiaIvory CoastAngolaMadagascarGhanaKenyaSomaliaRepublic of the CongoCape VerdeSouth AfricaSwitzerlandNorwayIcelandGreenlandAlbaniaSerbiaBosnia and HerzegovinaMontenegroNorth MacedoniaKosovo