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Life expectancy at age 65 for males (2026)

237/237 countries
Global15.58yearsYear-over-year+0.60%5-year change+10.61%
1950
2026
2100

Rankings at a glance

Top 10 · Life expectancy at age 65 for males (2026)

Monaco is projected to lead the world in life expectancy at age 65 for males at 21.82 years in 2026, followed by San Marino (21.51 years) and Hong Kong (21.34 years). Australia (21.07 years) and Gibraltar (20.66 years) close out the top 5. Next up, Réunion (20.65 years) and Switzerland (20.44 years). France (20.36 years), Japan (20.35 years), and Norway (20.2 years) round out the top ten. Six of the top ten are in Europe, with three from Western Europe.

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Frequently asked questions

Which country has the highest male life expectancy at age 65?
Monaco is projected to have the highest male life expectancy at age 65 at 21.82 years in 2026, according to UN Population Division (2024).
Which country has the lowest male life expectancy at age 65?
Fiji is projected to have the lowest male life expectancy at age 65 at 10.75 years in 2026, according to UN Population Division (2024).
What is the global average male life expectancy at age 65?
The global average male life expectancy at age 65 across 237 countries is projected to be 15.58 years in 2026, according to UN Population Division (2024).

Source: UN Population Division (2024) · Updated