How long you gonna live, Skippy?

In 2024, the world’s average life expectancy was found to be 73 years old. Though this may sound young to you, it was even lower in 2000, when the average global life expectancy was 66. Fortunately, life expectancy has been steadily increasing over time and some countries, in particular, boast significantly higher life expectancies than others.

Residents of Monaco have the highest life expectancy with the average male expected to live until 84.6 years old and the average female living until 88.6 years old. Averaged overall, people living in Monaco have a life expectancy of 86.5 years old.

Following behind Monaco is San Marino and Hong Kong with an average life expectancy of 85.8 years and 85.6 years. Unfortunately, the United States didn’t even make it into the top 25 countries for the highest life expectancies.

According to the North American Community Hub Statistics, the average U.S. life expectancy is 79.25 years. Top 25 countries with the highest life expectancy:

 

Monaco: 86.5 years

San Marino: 85.8 years

Hong Kong: 85.6 years

Japan: 84.8 years

South Korea: 84.4 years

Andorra: 84.2 years

Switzerland: 84.1 years

Australia: 84.1 years

Italy: 83.9 years

Singapore: 83.9 years

Spain: 83.8 years

Liechtenstein: 83.8 years

Malta: 83.5 years

France: 83.5 years

Norway: 83.5 years

Sweden: 83.4 years

Vatican City: 83.1 years

UAE: 83.1 years

Iceland: 83.0 years

Israel: 82.7 years

Canada: 82.7 years

Ireland: 82.6 years

Portugal: 82.5 years

Qatar: 82.5 years

Luxembourg: 82.4 years

Of the 25 countries listed, 16 of them are in Europe. Canada was 

the only country in North America to rank within the top 25.

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