In 2026, the median age is 48.2 years in Portugal and 48.1 years in Greece.
The total population of Portugal peaks in 2010 at 10,578,659.The total population of Greece peaks in 2010 at 11,124,666.
By 2050, the dependency ratio of Portugal will be 87.0%, and 33.04% of the population will be elderly.By 2050, the dependency ratio of Greece will be 87.9%, and 34.63% of the population will be elderly.
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1950200020502100
Portugal
Greece
Demographic dividend (dependency ratio below 50%)
1992โ2006
1989โ2004 2007
Aging society (65+ reaches 7%)
1950 or earlier
1958
Aged society (65+ reaches 14%)
1992 1 years later
1991
Super-aged society (65+ reaches 20%)
2014 1 years later
2013
Long-term trends compared, 1950โ2100
Population change (2026 = 100)
Total population relative to 2026 (= 100), showing how much each population grows or shrinks.
Median age
Half of the population is younger than this age and half is older.
Elderly Population Percentage
Share of people aged 65 and over; 7%, 14% and 20% mark aging, aged and super-aged societies.
Dependency Ratio
Young and elderly population per 100 working-age people.
Population Growth Rate (Total)
Change in total population compared with the previous year.
Gender Ratio
Males per 100 females.
More comparisons
Compare Portugal with its region (Southern Europe)