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Male and female life expectancy at birth in Italy in 2025, by region

Characteristic	Male	Female
Trentino-South Tyrol	82.8	86.8
Veneto	82.5	86.5
Marche	82.6	86.4
Friuli-Venezia Giulia	81.9	86.4
Lombardy	82.4	86.2
Tuscany	82.5	86.2
Emilia-Romagna	82.5	86.1
Umbria	82.2	86.1
Liguria	81.8	85.8
Abruzzo	81.7	85.8
Piedmont	81.6	85.7
Lazio	81.7	85.7
Sardinia	80.6	85.7
Apulia	81.5	85.6
Basilicata	80.9	85.4
Molise	80.3	85
Calabria	80.8	85
Aosta Valley	82.5	85
Sicily	80.7	84.6
Campania	80.1	84.1

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2026

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As of 2025

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In 2025, Trentino-South Tyrol was the Italian region where both women and men were predicted to live the longest lives in the whole peninsula. In the German-speaking region, men had a life expectancy at birth of almost 83 years, whereas women were expected to live almost 87 years.

When compared to the country’s average, women in Trentino-South Tyrol were expected to live roughly three years longer.

Long life span and low birth rate

Around 20 percent of the Italian population in 2023 was above 65 years old. Together with a long life expectancy, Italy also has very low birth and fertility rates. In 2024, the country ranked among the 20 states with the lowest fertility rate in the world.

One of the longest-living nations

From a global perspective, Italy was the ninth country in the world with the highest life expectancy. The inhabitants of Japan and Liechtenstein were expected to live about 84 years, while Italians' life expectancy was of 83 years.