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Median age in Czechia

2014 – 2025 · 12 data points 7 of 14 · Countries Updated Nov 13, 2026
People · Czechia

Source: Eurostat, 2014 – 2025

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Overview 6 figures People 13 figures Economy 14 figures Housing 1 figure Education 4 figures Tourism 4 figures Climate 1 figure
Latest value · 2025 44.2years +0.3 since 2024
Countries · 2025 7 of 14 Place 1 is the highest value.
since 2015 +2.9
vs World +13.8 World: 30.4 · 2023
Median age, 2014 – 2025 years · Czechia · World
+2.9 since 2015
Czechia World

Sources: Eurostat · United Nations, World Population Prospects, 2014 – 2025

Compared with Median age · years
Czechia
44.2
World
30.4 · 2023

Sources: Eurostat · United Nations, World Population Prospects

The series at a glance Czechia · 2014 – 2025
Latest value 44.2 · 2025
First value 40.9 · 2014
Highest 44.2 · 2025
Lowest 40.9 · 2014
Data points 12

By year

All years · 2014 – 2025

YearCzechiaChange World
2025 44.2 +0.3 —
2024 43.9 +0.4 —
2023 43.5 −0.2 30.4
2022 43.7 +0.2 30.1
2021 43.5 +0.6 29.8
2020 42.9 +0.3 29.6
2019 42.6 +0.3 29.3
2018 42.3 +0.3 29.0
2017 42.0 +0.3 28.8
2016 41.7 +0.4 28.5
2015 41.3 +0.4 28.3
2014 40.9 28.1

Sources: Eurostat · United Nations, World Population Prospects, 2014 – 2025

Ranking · Countries

2025 · Place 1 is the highest value.

Year: 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014
Highest first Lowest first A–Z
#TerritoryMedian age
14 Türkiye 34.4
13 Norway 40.9
12 Netherlands 42.6
11 France 42.8
10 Poland 43.5
9 Finland 43.6
8 Romania 44.0
7 Czechia 44.2
6 Lithuania 44.4
5 Germany 45.5
4 Spain 45.8
3 Greece 47.2
2 Bulgaria 47.2
1 Italy 49.0

Source: Eurostat, 2025

What it means

The age that splits residents into two equal halves — a quick read on whether a place is young or ageing.

How it is calculated

Half the residents are younger and half are older than this age, from census or population estimates by age.