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Population & Demographics

Population and Demographics of San Marino

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Population declining at 0.45% in 2024 Β· 22.41% aged 65 or older

San Marino's fertility estimate is 1.2 children per woman, alongside an under-15 share of 12.26% and a 65-plus share of 22.41%. The longer record adds perspective: the population changed by +25.4% between 2000 and 2024. Under the UN medium scenario, the 2050 total is 33.7 thousand, a 0.3% increase from 2024.

33.6K
Total population, mid-year estimate
2024
-0.45%
Annual population change
2024
22.41%
Population aged 65 and older
2024
1.2
Total fertility rate, children per woman
2024

Population Over Time in San Marino

A longer view puts San Marino at 0.027M in 2000 and 0.034M in 2024. That works out to a 25.3% gain. For 2050, the medium projection is 0.034M. That is a difference of about 0.00 million people from the 2024 estimate. The chart connects dated reference points only and should not be read as an annual interpolated series.

Historical/current referenceUN medium projection
34.8K30.2K25.7K projection 200020242050
2000 26.8K2024 33.6K2050 33.7K projected

Age Structure and Sex Balance

San Marino's demographic structure is older when the 2024 population is divided into the three broad age groups. At 22.41%, the 65-and-older group is larger than the 12.26% share under 15, with 65.33% aged 15 to 64. Older adults outnumber children in these broad age bands.

Population by broad age group

Under 1512.26%
Age 15 to 6465.33%
Age 65 and older22.41%

The 2024 World Bank sex-share indicator gives San Marino a female share of 50.8% and a male share of 49.2%. Females exceed males by 1.6 percentage points.

Female and male population share

Female50.8%of total population
Male49.2%of total population

Females made up 50.8% of the population in the World Bank's 2024 series, compared with 49.2% males.

What Is Shaping Population Change

San Marino's demographic indicators put annual change at -0.45% and fertility at 1.2, as the working-age group accounts for 65.33% of the population.

Looking back to 2000, San Marino's 2024 population represents a +25.4% change, followed by +0.3% projected change from 2024 to 2050; the figures describe direction, not a causal split between migration and natural change.

Total fertility rate1.2

2024 estimate for San Marino. The world comparison value is 2.25 children per woman.

San Marino vs. World

The comparison puts San Marino's -0.45% annual change beside a world rate of +0.87%, a fertility rate of 1.2 beside 2.25, and a median age of 48 years beside 30.6 globally.

IndicatorSan MarinoWorldYear
Annual population change-0.45%+0.87%2024
Total fertility rate1.22.252024
Median age4830.62024

This comparison avoids mixed-year arithmetic by keeping San Marino and the world on the same 2024 harmonized demographic table.

Key Takeaways

2024 population: 33.6K

At 0.034M, the 2024 population is paired with an annual change rate of -0.45%.

22.41% are 65 or older

Age structure is a key feature of the profile: 12.26% are under 15 and 22.41% are 65 or older.

Sex balance

The 2024 female and male shares are 50.8% and 49.2% respectively.

2050 projection: 33.7K

By 2050, the medium projection is 0.034M, differing from 2024 by roughly 0.00 million people.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the population of San Marino?

The 2024 harmonized population estimate for San Marino is 33,581 people.

Is the population of San Marino growing or declining?

In the 2024 estimate, San Marino's population is declining, with annual change of -0.45%.

What percentage of the population of San Marino is aged 65 or older?

People aged 65 or older account for 22.41% of San Marino's 2024 population in the UN WPP-based broad age data.

What is the projected population of San Marino in 2050?

The UN World Population Prospects 2024 medium projection puts San Marino's 2050 population at 33,696.

What is the fertility rate in San Marino?

The 2024 harmonized fertility estimate for San Marino is 1.2 children per woman.

Sources & methodology

This profile uses United Nations World Population Prospects 2024 as the primary framework for globally comparable population, age, fertility and projection data. The World Bank is the primary source for the female population share. Some country values were accessed through secondary retrieval interfaces that republish or organize UN data; those interfaces are identified below as secondary and are not treated as the original statistical publishers.

View sources used for this page
United Nations, World Population Prospects 2024

Primary global framework for the population estimates and projections.

Secondary retrieval interface: Worldometer, countries by population

Harmonized 2024 country table based on UN World Population Prospects 2024.

Secondary retrieval interface: Population Pyramids, all-country demographic table

Harmonized broad age shares based on UN World Population Prospects 2024.

Secondary retrieval interface: Population Pyramids, UN population projection by country

Harmonized 2050 country projection based on UN World Population Prospects 2024.

World Bank, Population, female (% of total population)

Used for the 2024 female share; the male share is calculated as the remainder to 100%.

Method note: This San Marino profile keeps 2024 estimates and the 2050 projection visibly separate. The chart uses only published reference-year values, broad age shares retain their source year, with unavailable values left blank.