The combined military spending in 2012 for all of Asia and Oceania amounted to $380.621 billion dollars. China accounts for about 41% of this total. This figure is based on SIPRI data and does not include 3 countries for which there was not enough data. Learn more about each country below.
Afghanistan$770 Million (2012)
Australia$25,555 Million (2012)
Bangladesh$1,514 Million (2012)
Brunei$402 Million (2012)
Cambodia$210 Million (2012)
China$157,603 Million (2012)
East Timor$34 Million (2012)
Fiji$54 Million (2012)
India$48,255 Million (2012)
Indonesia$7,048 Million (2012)
Japan$59,242 Million (2012)
Kazakhstan$2,355 Million (2012)
KyrgyzstanNo Data (2012)
LaosNo Data (2012)
Malaysia$4,662 Million (2012)
Mongolia$108 Million (2012)
NepalNo Data (2012)
New Zealand$1,809 Million (2012)
Pakistan$6,630 Million (2012)
Philippines$2,815 Million (2012)
PNG$69 Million (2012)
Singapore$9,249 Million (2012)
South Korea$31,484 Million (2012)
Sri Lanka$1,543 Million (2012)
Taiwan$10,513 Million (2012)
Thailand$5,334 Million (2012)
Viet Nam$3,397 Million (2012)
Data Source: http://portal.sipri.org/publications/pages/expenditures/splash-expenditures