Current Members
| Flag | State | Official name | Accession | Population | Area | Capital | GDP in millions (PPP) | GDP per capita (PPP) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Iceland | Republic of Iceland | 01970-01-011 January 1970 | 7005320000000000000320,000 | 7005103000000000000103,000 | Reykjavík | 11,837 | 36,681 | |
| Liechtenstein | Principality of Liechtenstein | 01991-01-011 January 1991 | 700434247000000000034,247 | 7002160400000000000160.4 | Vaduz | 4,160 | 122,100 | |
| Norway | Kingdom of Norway | 01960-05-033 May 1960 | 70064721600000000004,721,600 | 7005385155000000000385,155 | Oslo | 255,505 | 52,238 | |
| Switzerland | Swiss Confederation (Confoederatio Helvetica) | 01960-05-033 May 1960 | 70067591400000000007,591,400 | 700441285000000000041,285 | Bern | 325,305 | 41,765 |
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