Country page · Europe & Central Asia
If you were born in Lithuania
1 in 7,036 babies · 0.01% of births · about 19,066 a year
Right now, about 0.01% of the world's babies are born in Lithuania — 1 in 7,036, or roughly 19,066 a year and 52 a day. Life expectancy there is 77.2 years.
How the 1 in 7,036 is calculated
This number is not based on population. It uses births: Lithuania has about 19,066 births a year, and the world has about 134,147,481. Divide one by the other and you get 0.01% — 1 in 7,036. Using population instead would understate young countries and overstate ageing ones, so every draw is weighted by births.
Life in Lithuania, in numbers
| Indicator | Value | World rank |
|---|---|---|
| Life expectancy women 81.6 · men 73.0 | 77.2 years | 61st highest of 172 countries |
| Chance of dying before 5 3.4 / 1,000 | 0.3% | 20th lowest of 170 countries |
| Chance of dying before 1 2.8 / 1,000 | 0.3% | 19th lowest of 170 countries |
| Mothers who die giving birth per 100,000 births | 8 | 36th lowest of 170 countries |
| Children per woman | 1.11 | 8th lowest of 172 countries |
| Expected years of schooling | 16.6 years | 21st highest of 168 countries |
| Tertiary enrollment | 75.6% | 38th highest of 168 countries |
| Income per person (PPP) GDP per capita, PPP | $56,838 | 32nd highest of 170 countries |
| Income inequality closer to 0 = more equal | 36.00 | 75th highest of 157 countries |
| People living in cities | 69.1% | 71st highest of 172 countries |
| People working in farming | 4.7% | 42nd lowest of 171 countries |
| People using the internet | 89.2% | 55th highest of 172 countries |
| Homicide per 100,000 people | 2.6 | 87th lowest of 155 countries |
| Health costs paid out of pocket share of health spending | 31.4% | 93rd lowest of 168 countries |
| Adults living with HIV | 0.20% | 98th highest of 142 countries |
| People who smoke | 31.4% | — |
How to read these numbers
Income is shown in purchasing-power-parity dollars, so it compares what money buys locally rather than market exchange rates. The under-5 rate is the share of babies who die before their fifth birthday; the maternal mortality ratio is per 100,000 live births. A Gini index closer to 0 means a more equal income distribution, and a higher number means a more unequal one.
Each indicator uses the most recent year with a non-empty value, which can differ by country; the rank compares this country with the other 171 in the dataset, not with every country on Earth. Where a value is missing, the page shows a dash rather than an estimate.
Lithuania compared with Europe & Central Asia
Life expectancy in Lithuania is 77.2 years, against a Europe & Central Asia average of 78.6. The under-5 death rate is 0.3%, versus 0.7% across the region. Income per person is $56,838, against $53,288 regionally; expected schooling is 16.6 years against 15.9. 69.1% of people live in cities, against 67.9% in the region.
| Indicator | Lithuania | Europe & Central Asia | World |
|---|---|---|---|
| Life expectancy | 77.2 yrs | 78.6 yrs | 73.3 yrs |
| Under-5 deaths | 0.3% | 0.7% | 2.6% |
| Income per person (PPP) | $56,838 | $53,288 | $30,311 |
| Expected schooling | 16.6 yrs | 15.9 yrs | 13.0 yrs |
| People in cities | 69.1% | 67.9% | 61.6% |
What a life there looks like
Put those numbers together and you get a life: about 77.2 years on average, with roughly 3.4 of every 1,000 babies dying before their fifth birthday. A child can expect 16.6 years of school, and income per person is around $56,838. These are averages — every life still lands somewhere on the distribution.
If you play as someone born in Lithuania
The game draws Lithuania in about 1 of every 7,036 births. From there the life runs year by year: 77.2 years of life expectancy on average, a 0.3% chance of dying before five, and an income of about $56,838 per person. Choices move the odds; the starting statistics do not.
Nearby and similar countries
- Chance of being born in Kosovo — 1 in 7,178
- Chance of being born in Albania — 1 in 5,636
- Chance of being born in Slovenia — 1 in 7,968
- All 172 countries
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Source: World Bank World Development Indicators, with UN World Population Prospects 2024 and UN IGME for births and mortality. Values are the most recent non-empty year for each indicator; the year is noted where it differs. Page updated 24 Oct 2026.