This article lists the reported and registered HIV/AIDS cases by reporting region. A region may refer to a country or subdivision, national HIV records are often complicated incomplete or even nonexistent. This list is only documented cases, not for estimated cases. Estimated case numbers differ in significant ways: estimates are available for all areas for all years unlike hard records, and estimates attempt to quantify an epidemic in current time, whereas registered/documented cases are behind the curve, they have lag time to detection and represent the past rather than current situation.

Documentation of HIV transmission often present with significant holes and inconsistencies. In the earlier years of the epidemic, especially in Africa, health systems where completely overwhelmed and millions of people died without government recordkeeping, there is little way of knowing how many people contracted HIV, to get around the problem to get the total cumulative number of HIV infections, HIV death data is taken into account in the table below where those living with HIV are summed with those died of HIV for a cumulative HIV infection figure, nevertheless, the data of credible death estimates exist only for the specific years where available. In spite of data quality issues, all these types of data help to create an epidemiological picture.

US CDC has changed reporting standards for AIDS related deaths (again in 2014); HIV case reporting is not uniform among states that also implement their own surveillance. Globally, some 35.3 million are living with HIV/AIDS, World Health Organization (WHO), an estimated 36 million people have died since the first cases were reported in 1981 and 1.6 million people died of HIV/AIDS in 2012.aids.gov/federal-resources/around-the-world/global-aids-overview/ Using WHO statistics, in 2012 the number of people living with HIV was growing at a faster rate (1.98%) than worldwide human population growth (1.1% annual), and the cumulative number of people with HIV is growing at roughly three times faster (3.22%). The costs of treatment is significantly increasing burden on healthcare systems when budgets remain stagnant, causing cutoffs in funding to healthcare providers.

List Color code: Countries/regions in light blue have latest year HIV cases exceeding 10% of cumulative total, deep blue exceeding 20%, and pink exceeding 30%. These colors suggest an outbreak or insufficient reporting. If HIV estimates are correct, government efforts to report are still hugely inadequate, only 1 in 3 HIV cases have ever been reported globally, and 1 in 7 deaths (using this list as reference). Note: Deaths in US jurisdictions include all causes. Documented deaths may be estimated, please consult individual references sources. Word of caution on data below: Higher numbers on this list often reflect better reporting and data, it does not necessarily indicate (nor imply) a larger epidemic. Reporting of HIV cases and deaths are quite often delayed by years, data here can mask HIV epidemics.

Over 100,000 cases

Country or regionDocumented cases of HIV(cumulative)ARV/ART enrolled or documented cases of AIDS(cumulative)Documented deaths(cumulative)HIV cases past 12 mo. before reported dateFigures as of**Updated everyUN WORLD Estimated cases 76,100,000 (est) 20.9m on ARV 35,000,000 (est) 1,800,000(est) Dec 2017annual Total Cases accounted for in this table (sum) ~37,000,000 ~8,300,000 on ARV 19,200,000 N/AGovernments HIV documentation gap (UN Est minus Table Data)39,000,000 cases undocumented 15,800,000 deaths undocumented N/A at least 5,691,700 (sum 2010 ARV+referenced deaths) 3,140,000 eligible ART (2010) 1,400,000 on ART 282,578 (2010 only), 2,308,200 (1996–2006) May 2011 Random at least 5,011,181 2,021,181 of which 359,181 enrolled ART (2010), 1,662,000 on waiting list 2.99 million (1983–2012) 388,864 2011 Random at least 3,725,544 (to 2012) 1,735,544 AIDS-dec'12 (810,339 on ART-Sep'14) 1,990,000(2000 to 2012)** 189,068 (to 2012) Dec 2012 Figures 2.2, 8.1, 8.2, 9.2annual? est. 3,600,000 432,532 taking ART est. 1,800,000 est. 200,000 Dec 2012random at least 3,028,174 (1,578,174 living dec '13) 454,000 on ARV (2013) 60,439 to 80,000 (2006 only) 1,450,000 (1997-2012) 117,404 (2013) Dec 2013 random at least 2,650,351 (sum of waiting list+referenced deaths) 1,447,859 on ARV waiting list 6/14 714,774 taking ARV, 12/14) 942,492 (1983–2001) and 260,000 (2011-2014) 127,000 (2014) Dec 2014random at least 2,550,000 1.2 million of which 565,675 ART enrolled (2013) 1,350,000 (2002-2012 only) 60,000 (jan-oct 2010) Dec 2013random at least 2,154,027 (sum on ARV+ref deaths) 604,027 taking ARV (Dec 2012) 1.55 million (to 2011) N/A Dec 2012random at least 1,888,137 288,137 on ART (2012) 1.6 million (to 2010) Dec 2012random and dependent areas 1,651,454 (sum living in 2013 with HIV plus cumulative deaths, 2014) 1,241,981 (AIDS only) 698,219 44,784 Dec 2014annual? 1,178,646 total (2012), 460,000 living (2013) 246,000 ARV (2013) 714,603 (2012) 8,312 (2013) Dec 2012 random 933,419 125,623 on ARV (Dec 2012) 205,538 as of Nov 2015 93,000 (2015) Dec 2014 annual 939,929 (sum living+dead) 449,762 (ARV) 798,283 (AIDS-Jun '15) 290,929 (Dec 2014) 23,789 (2014) Jun 2015annual (does not include Hong Kong SAR Macau SAR) 855,000 295,358 on ARV with 205,000 living with AIDS(dec 2014) 201,000 96,000 (9 mo) Sep 2016 random at least 480,925 480,925 on ART Dec 2012random at least 438,468 (225,487 living) 72,839 cumulative ART, 66,504 taking ART (jun '12) 180,899 (until 2007), 18,082 (2008), 14,000 (2013) 12,073 Dec 2013 random at least 405,131 405,131 taking ART N/A ~50,000 (2012) Dec 2012random 315,000 (228,000 living) 85,100 AIDS 87,000 1500 (3 mo) Apr 20163 mo at least 254,471 2006-Dec 2009 56,963 on ART (3-13) 1,167(2011 only) 24,239(2011) 2011 randomNew York State, 258,530 200,019 AIDS 126,356 3,316 Dec 2012 annual? 277,481 81,860 AIDS 37,583 15,877 Oct 2015monthly? at least 263,000 247,157 on ARV (2014), 263,000 eligible - N/A Dec 2014 random?California, 220,543 169,588 AIDS 98,161 N/A Jun 20146mo? 228,200 174,564 AIDS(2014)/ 89,410 on ARV (2013) 93,618 (2013) 9,573 Dec 2014 annual 225,000 living 120,000 ARV N/A 11,149 (10 mo.) Oct 2016random 206,821 42,673 ARV 19,560 25,161 Dec 2013 annual 197,000 (mid-range est 2014) (77,861 living 2012) 55,092 taking ART (2012) 122,000 (mid-range est.) 4,943 (2011-12 only) 1,329 (2012) Dec 2012 random 242,699 87,453 AIDS 63,066 taking ART currently (2015) 14,754 41,250 (2016) Mar 2017 3mo at least 143,805 143,805 on ARV (Dec 2015) - N/A Dec 2015 random? 128,652 – 19,912 (to 2010) Dec 2012 annual 124,868 (since 1985) 39,397 on ARV (jan 2013) 39,887(2012) 11,414 (2015) Dec 2013/Dec 2015annual at least 123,317 123,317 on ART - 13,000 (2013) Dec 2013 randomTexas, 124,351 – 51,419 4,265 Dec 2012 annual at least 122,783 122,783 on ARV (Dec 2012) - N/A Dec 2012 random? at least 112,912 112,912 on ARV (Jun 2015) - N/A Jun 2015 random? at least 110,370 110,370 on ARV (Dec 2012) - N/A Dec 2012 random? at least 107,122 107,122 taking ART N/A – 2010random 105,189 21,384 AIDS21,654 on ART 17,096 3,517 Dec 2014 annual

Over 10,000 cases Country/regionDocumented cases of HIV(Cumulative)ARV/ART enrolled or documented cases of AIDS(Cumulative)Documented deaths(Cumulative)HIV cases past 12 mo. before reported dateFigures as of**Updated every at least 92,747 92,747 on ARV (Dec 2013) - N/A Dec 2013 random? at least 80,827 80,827 (AIDS) 51,000 (2009) 2,908 Dec 2010annual? 78,511 (23,111 AIDS, some provinces no longer report) 14,381 2,090 Dec 2013 annual 59,940 (2011) 34,385 on ART (6-2012), 43,249 AIDS(2011) 28,159 (2010) 4,726 (2011) Dec 2011http://www.msal.gov.ar/images/stories/bes/graficos/0000000035cnt-2013-05-07_boletin-epidemiologico-2012-web.pdf Boletín Epidemiologico 2012annual 54,406 - N/A 4,066 Dec 2012 random 53,334 31,522 AIDS - 1,078 (4 mo) Apr 2014 monthly at least 52,089 (deaths+on ARV) of which 26,702 reported 11,089 on ARV ~ 41,000 1,493 Dec 2014annual 46,985 4,556 AIDS, 22,413 on ART 2,303 7,364 (Jan-Aug 2017) Aug 2017 monthly 45,987 - N/A 2,593 Dec 2012random 42,350 17,373 AIDS 9,509 1551 Dec 2012annual?Guangdong, 41,922 - N/A 7,030 Oct 2013random 34,964 10,432 AIDS 7,031 N/A Dec 2012annual? 34,029 (25,708 living 2012) - 6,767Dec 2008 1253 Dec 2012 annual 37,537 - N/A Dec 2007annual 34,512 - N/A 1,898 (2014) Dec 2014 annual? at least 34,019 (29,092 cases 2012 end+4,927 in 2016) 7,388 ARV N/A 4,927 (2016) Dec 2016random 33,942 9,534 AIDS N/A 575 Dec 2013 annual? 33,130(Oct 2015) 22,932 AIDS (Sep 2013), 17,340 ARV(Dec '15) N/A 800(2015) May 2014/Dec 2015 random 33,018(Oct 2016) 12,691(2014) 4,600(2014) 1,991 (10 mo to 10/16) Oct 2016monthly 32,087 12,000 taking ARV(2012) N/A N/A Dec 2009http://www.radiofiji.com.fj/fullstory.php?id=38599random 30,487 - N/A 1230 (10 mo) Oct 2013random 27,916 3168 AIDS 4419 1800 Sep 2011random 25,724 - N/A 1227 Dec 2012 annual?Papua, 25,586 13,398 AIDS 738 (2013) 3,866 Dec 20163mo 24,882 7,758 AIDS 1,666 1,500 (12 mo) May 20153mo 24,539 - N/A 3267 (10 mo) Oct 2012 random 23,132 - N/A 3,898 Dec 2012annual? 20,821 - N/A 976 Dec 2012annual? 20,539 (5890 Saudis) - N/A 1,777 Dec 2013 annual? 19,774 - N/A 2014 Dec 2012 random 19,111 living - N/A N/A Jun 2013random at least 18,463 (16,400 living) - 2,063(2009) 2,156 Dec 2013 random 17,500+ (9,000+ in 2013 and 8,500 new) 5,000 ART (2013) N/A 8,500 (18 mo to 6/17) Jun 2017random 17,334 - N/A N/A Jun 2013/Oct 2016random 16,697 4,629AIDS/7,352ARV(Jun'11) 5,801 - Dec 2010annual? 16,171 - 1,767 (Oct 2008) 953 (11 mo) Nov 2012random 16,562 - N/A 1085 Dec 2012 annual?Veracruz, 15,231 - - 6,400 Dec 2013 randomBali, 15,237 6,824 AIDS 305 (2013) 2,367 Dec 20163moDistrict of Columbia, 14,465 living - 1,660 (2006-2010 only) 835 (477 AIDS, 2010) Dec 2010annual? 13,623 - 917 (Dec 2010) 1223 Dec 2012 random 12,700 - N/A 1059 Oct 2012 random 12,315(dec 2011) - 67(sep 09) 627(to Sep 2009) Sep 2009/Dec 2011random 12,116 3,821 AIDS 1,318 538 (6 mo) jun 2013 random 11,994 3,646 ARV 1,358 898 (11 mo) Nov 2016annual? at least 11,685 (10,502 living 2015 end+Sep 2009 1183 dead) - 1183 (9-2009) 1,152(2015) Dec 2015annual? 11,547 - 4,000+ 263(12-08) Apr 2009random 10,329 - N/A 363 Dec 2012 annual?

Under 10,000 cases