MOSCOW, April 12 Russia's external debt per capita as of April 1 fell to 2.1 thousand dollars — this is the lowest figure since 2005, follows from calculations according to according to the Central Bank.
So, in the first quarter of this year, external debt fell to $304 billion, which is about 15.05% of GDP — the lowest result since at least 1993. 
At the same time, per capita, Russian liabilities to non-residents in January-March 2024 decreased to $2,079 from $2,167 a quarter earlier. This is the lowest level since 2005, when the figure was $1,802.
The maximum level of external debt per capita in the modern history of Russia was observed in 2013 at the level of $5,072, and in relation to GDP — in 1999, when it reached 91%.