Top 100 Countries by Divorce Rate

"An eye-opening look at divorce rates around the world"

Divorce rates can vary significantly across countries due to cultural, legal, and economic factors. Some countries see high rates of marital dissolution, while others maintain strong traditions that discourage divorce. This list ranks the top 100 countries with the highest divorce rates, providing insight into global marital stability trends.

Topics

• Top 100 Countries by Divorce Rate
  • Topics
  • Overview
  • Cheat
  • Topic 1: "Countries with the Highest Divorce Rates"
  • Topic 2
  • Topic 3
  • Topic 4
  • Topic 5
  • Top 100 List
  • Top 100 Table
  • Conclusion

Overview

• Title: "Top 100 Countries by Divorce Rate"
• Subtitle: "A comparative look at divorce rates worldwide"
• Tagline: "Marriage dissolution trends across nations"
• Description: "Explore how divorce rates differ by country and what factors influence these trends."
• Keywords: Divorce, Marriage, Family Law, Divorce Rate, Global Statistics

Cheat

# Top 100 Countries by Divorce Rate
- Subtitle: Global Divorce Rate Comparison
- Tagline: Marriage dissolution trends around the world
- Description: Explore the factors behind the divorce rates in different countries
- 5 Topics:

## Topics
- Topic 1: Divorce Trends, Marriage, Family Law, Society, Global Statistics
- Topic 2: Cultural Factors, Divorce Laws, Economic Impact, Marriage Stability, Family
- Topic 3: Country Comparison, Social Change, Legal Systems, Divorce Patterns, Trends
- Topic 4: Economic Conditions, Marriage Breakdown, Social Structure, Divorce Causes, International Statistics
- Topic 5: Divorce Rate, Culture, Religion, Law, Family Structure

Topic 1: "Countries with the Highest Divorce Rates"

"Understanding the top divorce rates in the world"

These countries have the highest divorce rates globally, indicating a trend towards marital dissolution due to various cultural, social, and economic reasons.

1. Maldives: Divorce rate of 5.52 per 1,000 people
2. Belarus: High divorce rate due to economic and social factors
3. Russia: Societal changes and stress contribute to a high rate
4. Kazakhstan: Divorce rising with modernization and urbanization
5. Belgium: Liberal laws make divorce more accessible
6. United States: Cultural acceptance of divorce remains high
7. Cuba: Economic strains influence marriage dissolution
8. Lithuania: Divorce rises amid changing family structures
9. Latvia: Economic factors play a role in high divorce rates
10. Ukraine: Cultural shifts contribute to rising divorce rates
11. Czech Republic: High rate due to societal and cultural changes
12. Denmark: Liberal divorce laws and social acceptance
13. Luxembourg: High standard of living but increasing divorce rates
14. Sweden: Open views on marriage and divorce contribute to rates
15. Finland: Social changes contribute to high divorce rates
16. Portugal: Economic stressors influence high divorce numbers
17. France: Divorce becoming more common in modern times
18. Switzerland: Modern pressures increase the rate of divorce
19. Germany: Modern life and pressures contribute to rising rates
20. Austria: Changing social norms reflect high divorce numbers

Topic 2

"Moderate divorce rates around the globe"

These countries exhibit moderate divorce rates, reflecting various cultural and legal factors that influence marital stability.

1. Canada: Divorce rate balanced between tradition and modernity
2. Australia: Societal shifts result in a moderate divorce rate
3. Norway: Progressive society with growing divorce rates
4. New Zealand: Economic factors and social change impact rates
5. Italy: Despite cultural emphasis on family, divorce is rising
6. South Korea: Divorce rates increase with modernization
7. China: Rising divorce rates amid rapid urbanization
8. Japan: Divorce rates grow with changing family dynamics
9. Spain: Societal changes contribute to rising divorce numbers
10. United Kingdom: Cultural acceptance of divorce on the rise
11. Hungary: Economic factors contribute to growing divorce rates
12. Poland: Traditional values slow the divorce rate, but it's rising
13. Netherlands: Changing social views influence divorce rates
14. Ireland: Traditionally low divorce rates but slowly rising
15. Slovenia: Divorce rate growing amid societal changes
16. Slovakia: Social and economic factors contribute to rising rates
17. Croatia: Societal changes reflect rising divorce rates
18. Estonia: Divorce rates rise with changing cultural dynamics
19. Romania: Divorce rates grow amid social and economic shifts
20. Greece: Divorce numbers increase with societal shifts

Topic 3

"Lower divorce rates globally"

These countries have lower divorce rates, often influenced by strong cultural, legal, or religious factors that discourage marital dissolution.

1. Mexico: Low divorce rates due to traditional values
2. Philippines: Strong Catholic values discourage divorce
3. Indonesia: Legal and cultural reasons keep divorce low
4. India: Divorce is socially discouraged, keeping rates low
5. Brazil: Despite modernization, divorce rates remain moderate
6. Turkey: Conservative views keep divorce rates lower
7. Vietnam: Traditional values help maintain low divorce numbers
8. Israel: Religious views play a strong role in low divorce rates
9. Egypt: Conservative family structure keeps rates lower
10. Saudi Arabia: Religious and legal factors maintain low divorce rates
11. Iran: Strong cultural values against divorce
12. United Arab Emirates: Legal structures contribute to lower divorce numbers
13. Malaysia: Cultural and religious values play a key role
14. Qatar: Conservative family structure discourages divorce
15. Jordan: Strong cultural resistance to divorce
16. Lebanon: Legal and cultural factors maintain low rates
17. Pakistan: Strong family traditions contribute to lower rates
18. Afghanistan: Social and religious factors play a strong role
19. Algeria: Cultural resistance to divorce helps keep rates low
20. Morocco: Family values keep divorce rates relatively low

Topic 4

"Countries with notable fluctuations in divorce rates"

These countries exhibit fluctuations in divorce rates due to changing legal systems, societal trends, or economic factors.

1. Chile: Divorce rates rise as societal views shift
2. Argentina: Legal changes lead to increased divorce rates
3. Colombia: Modernization influences growing divorce trends
4. Thailand: Rising divorce rates amid societal changes
5. Venezuela: Economic and social stress contribute to rising divorce rates
6. South Africa: Divorce rates fluctuate with economic conditions
7. Peru: Divorce becoming more common as societal views shift
8. Bangladesh: Divorce remains uncommon but slowly rising
9. Myanmar: Conservative society, but modern changes influence rates
10. Sri Lanka: Low but increasing divorce rates as society modernizes
11. Tunisia: Traditional values but growing rates in urban areas
12. Ghana: Divorce rates fluctuate amid modern pressures
13. Nigeria: Divorce on the rise with changing societal views
14. Kenya: Economic and social challenges influence rising rates
15. Uganda: Social changes reflect growing divorce trends
16. Tanzania: Divorce rates grow amid modernization
17. Ethiopia: Economic factors influence rising divorce numbers
18. Zambia: Divorce rates rise with societal changes
19. Zimbabwe: Economic pressures contribute to increasing rates
20. Democratic Republic of Congo: Divorce rates fluctuate amid social and economic shifts

Topic 5

"Countries with historically low divorce rates"

These countries have historically maintained low divorce rates due to a combination of legal, religious, and cultural factors that discourage marital dissolution.

1. Sri Lanka: Traditional values keep divorce rates historically low
2. Bhutan: Strong cultural norms discourage divorce
3. Nepal: Cultural resistance to divorce maintains low rates
4. Maldives: Religious and societal pressures discourage divorce despite some increases
5. Bolivia: Traditional values keep divorce rates low
6. Paraguay: Conservative family structure discourages divorce
7. Guatemala: Religious influence contributes to low divorce rates
8. El Salvador: Divorce discouraged by strong cultural values
9. Honduras: Family values and legal structures maintain low rates
10. Nicaragua: Conservative views keep divorce rates lower
11. Samoa: Cultural traditions contribute to low divorce numbers
12. Solomon Islands: Strong family structures discourage divorce
13. Papua New Guinea: Cultural resistance to divorce
14. Tonga: Traditional family values help maintain low divorce rates
15. Kiribati: Strong cultural and religious values against divorce
16. Tuvalu: Family and cultural values help maintain low rates
17. Vanuatu: Divorce remains rare due to traditional values
18. Fiji: Family traditions help keep divorce numbers low
19. Laos: Religious and social factors maintain low divorce rates
20. Cambodia: Cultural resistance keeps divorce rates lower

Top 100 List

1. Maldives (Topic 1)
2. Belarus (Topic 1)
3. Russia (Topic 1)
4. Kazakhstan (Topic 1)
5. Belgium (Topic 1)
6. United States (Topic 1)
7. Cuba (Topic 1)
8. Lithuania (Topic 1)
9. Latvia (Topic 1)
10. Ukraine (Topic 1)
11. Czech Republic (Topic 1)
12. Denmark (Topic 1)
13. Luxembourg (Topic 1)
14. Sweden (Topic 1)
15. Finland (Topic 1)
16. Portugal (Topic 1)
17. France (Topic 1)
18. Switzerland (Topic 1)
19. Germany (Topic 1)
20. Austria (Topic 1)
21. Canada (Topic 2)
22. Australia (Topic 2)
23. Norway (Topic 2)
24. New Zealand (Topic 2)
25. Italy (Topic 2)
26. South Korea (Topic 2)
27. China (Topic 2)
28. Japan (Topic 2)
29. Spain (Topic 2)
30. United Kingdom (Topic 2)
31. Hungary (Topic 2)
32. Poland (Topic 2)
33. Netherlands (Topic 2)
34. Ireland (Topic 2)
35. Slovenia (Topic 2)
36. Slovakia (Topic 2)
37. Croatia (Topic 2)
38. Estonia (Topic 2)
39. Romania (Topic 2)
40. Greece (Topic 2)
41. Mexico (Topic 3)
42. Philippines (Topic 3)
43. Indonesia (Topic 3)
44. India (Topic 3)
45. Brazil (Topic 3)
46. Turkey (Topic 3)
47. Vietnam (Topic 3)
48. Israel (Topic 3)
49. Egypt (Topic 3)
50. Saudi Arabia (Topic 3)
51. Iran (Topic 3)
52. United Arab Emirates (Topic 3)
53. Malaysia (Topic 3)
54. Qatar (Topic 3)
55. Jordan (Topic 3)
56. Lebanon (Topic 3)
57. Pakistan (Topic 3)
58. Afghanistan (Topic 3)
59. Algeria (Topic 3)
60. Morocco (Topic 3)
61. Chile (Topic 4)
62. Argentina (Topic 4)
63. Colombia (Topic 4)
64. Thailand (Topic 4)
65. Venezuela (Topic 4)
66. South Africa (Topic 4)
67. Peru (Topic 4)
68. Bangladesh (Topic 4)
69. Myanmar (Topic 4)
70. Sri Lanka (Topic 4)
71. Tunisia (Topic 4)
72. Ghana (Topic 4)
73. Nigeria (Topic 4)
74. Kenya (Topic 4)
75. Uganda (Topic 4)
76. Tanzania (Topic 4)
77. Ethiopia (Topic 4)
78. Zambia (Topic 4)
79. Zimbabwe (Topic 4)
80. Democratic Republic of Congo (Topic 4)
81. Sri Lanka (Topic 5)
82. Bhutan (Topic 5)
83. Nepal (Topic 5)
84. Maldives (Topic 5)
85. Bolivia (Topic 5)
86. Paraguay (Topic 5)
87. Guatemala (Topic 5)
88. El Salvador (Topic 5)
89. Honduras (Topic 5)
90. Nicaragua (Topic 5)
91. Samoa (Topic 5)
92. Solomon Islands (Topic 5)
93. Papua New Guinea (Topic 5)
94. Tonga (Topic 5)
95. Kiribati (Topic 5)
96. Tuvalu (Topic 5)
97. Vanuatu (Topic 5)
98. Fiji (Topic 5)
99. Laos (Topic 5)
100. Cambodia (Topic 5)

Top 100 Table

Rank	Name	Topic	Tagline
1	Maldives	Topic 1	"Highest divorce rate globally"
2	Belarus	Topic 1	"High due to social factors"
3	Russia	Topic 1	"Societal changes cause rise"
4	Kazakhstan	Topic 1	"Modernization fuels increase"
5	Belgium	Topic 1	"Liberal laws encourage divorce"
6	United States	Topic 1	"Cultural acceptance of divorce remains high"
7	Cuba	Topic 1	"Economic strains influence marriage dissolution"
8	Lithuania	Topic 1	"Divorce rises amid changing family structures"
9	Latvia	Topic 1	"Economic factors play a role in high divorce rates"
10	Ukraine	Topic 1	"Cultural shifts contribute to rising divorce rates"
11	Czech Republic	Topic 1	"High rate due to societal and cultural changes"
12	Denmark	Topic 1	"Liberal divorce laws and social acceptance"
13	Luxembourg	Topic 1	"High standard of living but increasing divorce rates"
14	Sweden	Topic 1	"Open views on marriage and divorce contribute to rates"
15	Finland	Topic 1	"Social changes contribute to high divorce rates"
16	Portugal	Topic 1	"Economic stressors influence high divorce numbers"
17	France	Topic 1	"Divorce becoming more common in modern times"
18	Switzerland	Topic 1	"Modern pressures increase the rate of divorce"
19	Germany	Topic 1	"Modern life and pressures contribute to rising rates"
20	Austria	Topic 1	"Changing social norms reflect high divorce numbers"
21	Canada	Topic 2	"Divorce rate balanced between tradition and modernity"
22	Australia	Topic 2	"Societal shifts result in a moderate divorce rate"
23	Norway	Topic 2	"Progressive society with growing divorce rates"
24	New Zealand	Topic 2	"Economic factors and social change impact rates"
25	Italy	Topic 2	"Despite cultural emphasis on family, divorce is rising"
26	South Korea	Topic 2	"Divorce rates increase with modernization"
27	China	Topic 2	"Rising divorce rates amid rapid urbanization"
28	Japan	Topic 2	"Divorce rates grow with changing family dynamics"
29	Spain	Topic 2	"Societal changes contribute to rising divorce numbers"
30	United Kingdom	Topic 2	"Cultural acceptance of divorce on the rise"
31	Hungary	Topic 2	"Economic factors contribute to growing divorce rates"
32	Poland	Topic 2	"Traditional values slow the divorce rate, but it's rising"
33	Netherlands	Topic 2	"Changing social views influence divorce rates"
34	Ireland	Topic 2	"Traditionally low divorce rates but slowly rising"
35	Slovenia	Topic 2	"Divorce rate growing amid societal changes"
36	Slovakia	Topic 2	"Social and economic factors contribute to rising rates"
37	Croatia	Topic 2	"Societal changes reflect rising divorce rates"
38	Estonia	Topic 2	"Divorce rates rise with changing cultural dynamics"
39	Romania	Topic 2	"Divorce rates grow amid social and economic shifts"
40	Greece	Topic 2	"Divorce numbers increase with societal shifts"
41	Mexico	Topic 3	"Low divorce rates due to traditional values"
42	Philippines	Topic 3	"Strong Catholic values discourage divorce"
43	Indonesia	Topic 3	"Legal and cultural reasons keep divorce low"
44	India	Topic 3	"Divorce is socially discouraged, keeping rates low"
45	Brazil	Topic 3	"Despite modernization, divorce rates remain moderate"
46	Turkey	Topic 3	"Conservative views keep divorce rates lower"
47	Vietnam	Topic 3	"Traditional values help maintain low divorce numbers"
48	Israel	Topic 3	"Religious views play a strong role in low divorce rates"
49	Egypt	Topic 3	"Conservative family structure keeps rates lower"
50	Saudi Arabia	Topic 3	"Religious and legal factors maintain low divorce rates"
51	Iran	Topic 3	"Strong cultural values against divorce"
52	United Arab Emirates	Topic 3	"Legal structures contribute to lower divorce numbers"
53	Malaysia	Topic 3	"Cultural and religious values play a key role"
54	Qatar	Topic 3	"Conservative family structure discourages divorce"
55	Jordan	Topic 3	"Strong cultural resistance to divorce"
56	Lebanon	Topic 3	"Legal and cultural factors maintain low rates"
57	Pakistan	Topic 3	"Strong family traditions contribute to lower rates"
58	Afghanistan	Topic 3	"Social and religious factors play a strong role"
59	Algeria	Topic 3	"Cultural resistance to divorce helps keep rates low"
60	Morocco	Topic 3	"Family values keep divorce rates relatively low"
61	Chile	Topic 4	"Divorce rates rise as societal views shift"
62	Argentina	Topic 4	"Legal changes lead to increased divorce rates"
63	Colombia	Topic 4	"Modernization influences growing divorce trends"
64	Thailand	Topic 4	"Rising divorce rates amid societal changes"
65	Venezuela	Topic 4	"Economic and social stress contribute to rising rates"
66	South Africa	Topic 4	"Divorce rates fluctuate with economic conditions"
67	Peru	Topic 4	"Divorce becoming more common as societal views shift"
68	Bangladesh	Topic 4	"Divorce remains uncommon but slowly rising"
69	Myanmar	Topic 4	"Conservative society, but modern changes influence rates"
70	Sri Lanka	Topic 4	"Low but increasing divorce rates as society modernizes"
71	Tunisia	Topic 4	"Traditional values but growing rates in urban areas"
72	Ghana	Topic 4	"Divorce rates fluctuate amid modern pressures"
73	Nigeria	Topic 4	"Divorce on the rise with changing societal views"
74	Kenya	Topic 4	"Economic and social challenges influence rising rates"
75	Uganda	Topic 4	"Social changes reflect growing divorce trends"
76	Tanzania	Topic 4	"Divorce rates grow amid modernization"
77	Ethiopia	Topic 4	"Economic factors influence rising divorce numbers"
78	Zambia	Topic 4	"Divorce rates rise with societal changes"
79	Zimbabwe	Topic 4	"Economic pressures contribute to increasing rates"
80	Democratic Republic of Congo	Topic 4	"Divorce rates fluctuate amid social and economic shifts"
81	Sri Lanka	Topic 5	"Traditional values keep divorce rates historically low"
82	Bhutan	Topic 5	"Strong cultural norms discourage divorce"
83	Nepal	Topic 5	"Cultural resistance to divorce maintains low rates"
84	Maldives	Topic 5	"Religious and societal pressures discourage divorce despite some increases"
85	Bolivia	Topic 5	"Traditional values keep divorce rates low"
86	Paraguay	Topic 5	"Conservative family structure discourages divorce"
87	Guatemala	Topic 5	"Religious influence contributes to low divorce rates"
88	El Salvador	Topic 5	"Divorce discouraged by strong cultural values"
89	Honduras	Topic 5	"Family values and legal structures maintain low rates"
90	Nicaragua	Topic 5	"Conservative views keep divorce rates lower"
91	Samoa	Topic 5	"Cultural traditions contribute to low divorce numbers"
92	Solomon Islands	Topic 5	"Strong family structures discourage divorce"
93	Papua New Guinea	Topic 5	"Cultural resistance to divorce"
94	Tonga	Topic 5	"Traditional family values help maintain low divorce rates"
95	Kiribati	Topic 5	"Strong cultural and religious values against divorce"
96	Tuvalu	Topic 5	"Family and cultural values help maintain low rates"
97	Vanuatu	Topic 5	"Divorce remains rare due to traditional values"
98	Fiji	Topic 5	"Family traditions help keep divorce numbers low"
99	Laos	Topic 5	"Religious and social factors maintain low divorce rates"
100	Cambodia	Topic 5	"Cultural factors maintain low rates"

Conclusion

This list highlights the various factors influencing divorce rates across the globe, from cultural traditions to modern pressures. Understanding these trends provides valuable insight into the changing nature of marriage and family in different societies.