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ASIAN ORIGIN

Pakistani Americans

About 576,166 US residents are of Pakistani, 0.2% of the population · up 15.2% since 2020. Data from the 2024 American Community Survey.

NATIONAL PROFILE · 2024 ACS 1-YEAR

How the group compares

Median household income
$112,528
US overall: $82,259
Bachelor's degree or higher
62.1%
US overall: 35.6%
Poverty rate
10.7%
US overall: 12.5%
Homeownership
58.0%
US overall: 65.0%
Median age
32.1
US overall: 38.9
Median home value
$561,200
US overall: $376,019

From the Census Bureau's Selected Population Profile (S0201), which publishes socioeconomic data for detailed groups at the national level. US-overall figures shown for comparison.

BY STATE · 2024 ACS 1-YEAR

Where Pakistani Americans earn the most

STATEMEDIAN HH INCOMEBACHELOR'S+POVERTYHOMEOWNERSHIPGROUP POP.
CA$124,34958.2%10.9%49.9%94,030
TX$114,01867.5%5.5%65.0%124,592
NY$94,37051.9%14.5%46.8%99,888

Sorted by median household income. The Census publishes this profile only for states where the group numbers about 65,000 or more, so smaller states are absent by design.

BY NUMBER OF PEOPLE

Largest Pakistani populations

BY CONCENTRATION

Highest Pakistani share

ABOUT THIS GROUP

Frequently asked

How many people of Pakistani live in the United States?

About 576,166 US residents are of Pakistani, roughly 0.2% of the population, according to the 2024 American Community Survey.

Which US city has the largest Pakistani population?

New York, NY has the largest Pakistani population of any US city, with about 49,138 residents of Pakistani.

Which state has the most residents of Pakistani?

Texas leads all states with about 97,985 residents of Pakistani.

What is the median household income of Pakistani Americans?

Pakistani Americans have a median household income of about $112,528, per the 2024 ACS 1-year Selected Population Profile.

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DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU ACS 5-YEAR DETAILED-ORIGIN TABLES (B03001 / B02015 / B02019 / B04006) · PROFILE: ACS 1-YEAR S0201 · UPDATED 2024

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