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San Marino Population

Europe & Central Asia · 213th most populous · High income

Population right now (estimate)

34,154

The population of San Marino is about 34,154 as of 22 October 2026 (estimate), and 34 thousand for 2026 as a whole — 0.00% of the world's people.

San Marino is ranked 213th of 217 by population. Growth has nearly stopped: the population changes by only 0.10% a year. By 2050 it is projected to reach about 34 thousand. That is 2.2 times its 1960 population of 15 thousand. Population density is 558 people per square kilometre. 97% of people live in cities (2025).

Population 2026

34 thousand

Yearly change

+0.10%

World rank

213th

Share of world

0.00%

Density

558/km²

Land area

61 km²

Life expectancy

85.8 yrs

Births per woman

1.16

GDP per capita

$59,871

GDP

$2.0B

Population of San Marino, 1960–2050

010K20K30K40K19601970198019902000201020202030204020502026
Estimates, 1960–2024 Projections, 2025–2050Source: World Bank

San Marino population by year

YearPopulationYearly changeDensity (per km²)
196015,428—252
197018,168+0.79%297
198021,585+1.24%353
199023,475+1.39%384
200026,799+1.29%438
201033,270+0.62%544
202034,770+0.31%568
202433,977+0.35%555
2026proj.34,143+0.10%558
2030proj.34,282+0.06%560
2040proj.34,512+0.01%564
2050proj.34,235−0.13%559

San Marino vs Bangladesh

Bangladesh (178 million) has 5,208 times as many people as San Marino. Bangladesh is 2.4 times more densely populated.

San Marino population: questions and answers

What is the population of San Marino in 2026?

About 34,143 (34 thousand), based on World Bank projections.

Is San Marino's population growing?

Yes, by about 0.10% a year (2026).

What is the population density of San Marino?

About 558 people per km², with a land area of 61 km².

What will the population of San Marino be in 2050?

About 34 thousand on World Bank projections.

What is the capital of San Marino?

San Marino.

What is the life expectancy in San Marino?

85.8 years at birth (2024).

Sources: World Bank Open Data — World Development Indicators and Population Estimates and Projections (CC BY 4.0); Wikidata (CC0). Data retrieved 2026-10-22. Live figures are mathematical estimates interpolated between the World Bank's mid-year values, not real-time counts.