Countries with the greatest proportion of Buddhists
* Data valid for the year 2007
- Mongolia, 98% (mostly Tibetan)
- Bhutan, 97% (mostly Lamaistic)
- Cambodia, 96.5% (mostly Theravada)
- Japan, 96% (mostly Mahayana with Shintoist)
- Taiwan, 95.5% (mostly "Triple religion")
- Thailand, 95% (Theravada, Muslim 4%, other 1%)
- Laos, 95% (mostly Theravada with traditional animist)
- Hong Kong, 93% (mostly "Triple religion")
- Myanmar, 90% (Theravada, Christian 4%, Muslim 4%, other 2%)
- Vietnam, 85% ("Triple religion", Christian 8%, Cao Dai 3%, other 3.5%, Muslim 0.08%)
- Macau, 85% ("Triple religion", Roman Catholic 15%)
- China, 78% ("Triple religion", Atheist 12%, Christian 6.5%, Muslim 1.5%, other 2%)
- Sri Lanka, 76.7% (Theravada, Muslim 8.5%, Hindu 7.9%,Christian 6.9%)
- North Korea, 63.5% ("Triple religion", Atheist 32.5%, other 4%)
- Singapore, 61% ("Triple religion", Muslim 14.9%, Christian 14.6%, Hindu 4%, other)
- South Korea, 48% (Christian 49%, Mahayana with Confucianist, other 3%)
- Malaysia, 22% (Muslim 60.3%, "Triple religion", Christian 9%, Hindu 6.3%, other 2.4%)
- Nepal, 21% (Hindu 80.2%, Tibetian Buddhist, Muslim 2.8%, other 1.2%)
- Brunei, 14% (Muslim 67%, "Triple religion", Christian 10%, other 9%)
- United Arab Emirates, 5%