Singapore vs Switzerland

Singapore vs Switzerland: Life expectancy

Life expectancy in 2023: 83.7 years in Singapore and 84 years in Switzerland, by UN estimates. In 2023 the value was higher in Switzerland, by 0.2 years, or 1 times that in Singapore.

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Singapore vs Switzerland: Life expectancyLife expectancy in 2023: 83.7 years in Singapore and 84 years in Switzerland, by UN estimates. In 2023 the value was higher in Switzerland, by 0.2 years, or 1 times that in Singapore.
SingaporeSwitzerlandUN projection (medium variant)95% prediction intervalWorld

What the numbers say

  • Switzerland has been higher since 2021, when it overtook Singapore.
  • In 2023, Singapore ranked 11 and Switzerland ranked 9 of 229 countries, counting from the highest.
  • The UN projection (medium variant) puts Singapore at 92.7 years and Switzerland at 92.8 years in 2100.
  • The world as a whole: 73.2 years in 2023.

Every year

years · UN

YearSingaporeSwitzerlandWorld
202383.78473.2
202282.983.272.6
202183.583.770.9
202083.783.171.9
201983.783.872.6
201883.483.672.4
201783.183.472.1
201682.983.571.9
201582.882.971.6
201482.683.171.4
201382.582.771.1
201282.282.670.8
201181.982.670.4
201081.782.370.1
200981.48269.7
200881.18269.3
200780.981.769
200680.681.668.6
200580.381.268.1
200479.781.167.7
200379.280.567.4
200278.780.467.1
200178.380.366.8
200077.879.866.4
199977.379.766
199876.979.565.7
199776.479.265.5
199676.179.165.2
199575.778.664.9
199475.678.564.3
199375.578.264.4
199275.377.964.3
199175.177.764.1
199074.677.464
198974.377.663.8
198874.177.463.4
19877477.363.2
198673.67762.7
198573.176.962.2
198472.676.861.9
198372.476.261.5
19827276.261.3
198171.875.860.9
198071.575.660.5
197971.475.660.2
197871.275.359.5
197770.975.459.2
197670.674.958.6
197570.274.858.3
197469.774.458.1
197369.474.157.7
19726973.857.2
197168.873.256
197068.573.156.3
196968.172.756
196867.772.755.6
196767.372.755.1
196667.272.554.6
196566.972.354
196466.772.254.3
196366.571.353.7
196266.171.353.2
196165.771.750.4
196065.371.447.8
195964.871.549.6
19586471.351.6
195763.470.551.1
195662.670.250.7
195561.270.150.2
195459.47049.7
195357.569.548.8
195256.469.648.2
195155.368.747.1
195054.168.946.4
1949–68–
1948–67.3–
1947–66.2–
1946–66.1–
1945–65.4–
1944–64.9–
1943–65.8–
1942–65.6–
1941–64.9–
1940–63.5–
1939–64–
1938–63.8–
1937–63.5–
1936–63.1–
1935–62.1–
1934–62.8–
1933–62.4–
1932–61.2–
1931–61.2–
1930–61.4–
1929–60.1–
1928–60.4–
1927–60.1–
1926–60.6–
1925–59.9–
1924–59.5–
1923–60–
1922–58.5–
1921–57.8–
1920–54.5–
1919–54.8–
1918–46.3–
1917–55.8–
1916–56.5–
1915–55.9–
1914–55.1–
1913–54.2–
1912–54.4–
1911–51.8–
1910–52.9–
1909–51.7–
1908–52.3–
1907–51.2–
1906–50.8–
1905–49.7–
1904–49.2–
1903–50.1–
1902–50.4–
1901–49–
1900–47.6–
1899–49.3–
1898–48.3–
1897–49.1–
1896–48.9–
1895–46.9–
1894–45.9–
1893–46.1–
1892–47.2–
1891–44.8–
1890–45–
1889–45.2–
1888–46–
1887–45.5–
1886–44.8–
1885–43.9–
1884–45.1–
1883–45–
1882–43–
1881–41.9–
1880–42.5–
1879–41.8–
1878–40.6–
1877–40–
1876–40.2–
  • 12.3Estimates, Our World in Data
UN projection (medium variant) · 2024–2100
YearSingaporeSwitzerlandWorld
202483.983–84.884.183.2–8573.3
20258482.8–85.384.283.1–85.573.5
202684.182.7–85.784.482.8–85.973.8
202784.382.6–86.184.582.8–86.373.9
202884.482.5–86.484.682.8–86.574.1
202984.582.5–86.784.882.7–86.974.2
203084.782.5–8784.982.6–87.274.4
203184.882.4–87.38582.7–87.574.5
203284.982.5–87.685.282.7–87.874.7
20338582.5–87.985.382.6–8874.8
203485.282.5–88.285.482.7–88.275
203585.382.5–88.485.582.6–88.675.1
203685.482.5–88.785.782.6–88.875.3
203785.682.7–88.985.882.6–89.275.4
203885.782.7–88.985.982.7–89.375.5
203985.882.7–89.38682.7–89.675.7
204085.982.8–89.686.182.7–89.875.8
20418682.7–89.886.382.7–9075.9
204286.182.8–9086.482.8–90.276.1
204386.382.7–90.386.582.8–90.576.2
204486.482.8–90.486.682.9–90.676.3
204586.582.9–90.786.783.1–90.876.5
204686.683–9186.883.1–91.176.6
204786.782.8–918783.1–91.376.7
204886.982.8–91.287.183–91.576.8
20498783–91.587.283–91.676.9
205087.183–91.687.383.2–91.977
205187.283.1–91.787.483.2–92.177.1
205287.383–9287.583.2–92.377.2
205387.483.1–92.287.783.2–92.677.3
205487.683.2–92.587.883.3–92.977.4
205587.783.2–92.687.983.3–9377.6
205687.883.4–92.98883.4–93.177.7
205787.983.4–93.188.183.3–93.277.8
20588883.4–93.488.283.5–93.377.9
205988.183.4–93.588.383.4–93.578
206088.283.5–93.788.583.6–93.678.1
206188.383.6–93.888.683.7–93.978.2
206288.583.6–94.288.783.6–94.178.3
206388.683.7–94.388.883.7–94.278.4
206488.783.6–94.388.983.7–94.378.5
206588.883.6–94.58983.8–94.578.6
206688.983.6–94.789.183.7–94.778.7
20678983.5–94.989.283.7–94.978.8
206889.183.8–95.189.383.8–95.178.9
206989.283.7–95.189.484–95.379
207089.384–95.489.583.9–95.579.1
207189.583.8–95.489.784–95.579.2
207289.684–95.689.884.1–95.879.3
207389.783.9–95.989.984.2–9679.4
207489.884.1–96.29084.2–96.179.4
207589.984.1–96.390.184.2–96.179.5
20769084.1–96.390.284.2–96.179.6
207790.184.3–96.790.384.5–96.479.7
207890.284.2–96.890.484.4–96.579.8
207990.384.3–9790.584.5–96.779.9
208090.484.4–97.390.684.7–97.180
208190.584.6–97.390.884.6–97.380.1
208290.684.5–97.590.984.7–97.380.2
208390.884.3–97.59184.7–97.580.3
208490.984.6–97.891.184.8–97.780.3
20859184.5–9891.284.8–97.780.4
208691.184.5–98.191.385–97.980.5
208791.284.5–98.391.485.2–98.280.6
208891.384.4–98.491.585.3–98.480.7
208991.484.6–98.791.685.3–98.680.8
209091.584.6–98.991.785.3–98.780.9
209191.684.7–99.191.885.5–99.181
209291.884.8–99.29285.4–99.181
209391.984.6–99.292.185.5–99.381.1
20949284.5–99.592.285.6–99.581.2
209592.184.8–99.592.385.6–99.681.3
209692.285–99.792.485.7–99.981.4
209792.385–99.992.585.8–99.981.5
209892.585.1–100.192.685.9–10081.6
209992.685–100.492.786–100.181.7
210092.785.2–100.592.886.1–100.281.7

Each country on its own

Good to know

  • How long a newborn would live on average if the year’s death rates held all its life.
  • Source: UN DESA, World Population Prospects 2024.
  • Before 1950: Our World in Data, long-run life expectancy.
  • The dashed line is the UN projection (medium variant), a scenario rather than a forecast; the band is its 95% prediction interval.
  • Ranks count the 229 countries with a value in 2023, highest first.
  • The faint line is the world as a whole, as the same source counts it.

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