Life expectancy in Ukraine, by age

On average, a newborn in Ukraine can expect to live 71.5 years: 77.8 for girls and 65.5 for boys (World Health Organization, 2023). That's 1.8 years less than the world average of 73.3, and ranks 118th of 185 countries in the WHO's tables.

49.3 yearsleft on average for a 30-year-old woman, about 1.55 billion seconds
39.5 yearsleft on average for a 30-year-old man, about 1.25 billion seconds
16.3 yearsleft on average at 65, everyone

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Average years left at each age

Each row is the average number of further years lived by people who reach that age, using the mortality rates of 2023. It rises past the at-birth figure for older ages because those people have already survived the earlier years.

AgeWomenMenEveryone
077.865.571.5
177.465.271.1
573.561.267.2
1068.556.262.2
1563.651.357.3
2058.847.753.1
2554.143.949.0
3049.339.544.4
3544.535.239.9
4039.831.035.5
4535.327.231.4
5030.823.427.4
5526.520.023.5
6022.116.719.7
6518.013.716.3
7014.311.413.2
7510.89.110.2
808.17.57.9
85+5.86.65.9

Source: WHO Global Health Observatory, life tables (2023), licensed CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 IGO. Averages describe whole populations, not any one person; health, habits, income and luck matter far more.

What these numbers mean

A period life table is a snapshot: it applies one year's death rates to every age. If health keeps improving, people born today will likely live longer than these figures. Treat them as a rough guide to the time ahead, not a forecast.

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