Singapore’s life expectancy continues to increase, according to updated statistics released by the national statistics agency. Data from SingStat show that life expectancy at birth for Singapore residents reaches 83.9 years in 2025. The figures indicate a steady improvement over the past decade, with life expectancy rising from 82.9 years in 2015 to 83.9 years in 2025. The Straits Times also reports age-specific life expectancy estimates, saying that residents aged 65 in 2025 can expect to live to 86.6 years. The publications describe the 2025 value as higher than the pre-pandemic peak, reflecting a longer-term upward trend in longevity. Overall, the reported figures present an improvement in how long residents are expected to live, both at birth and later in life, based on life expectancy measures compiled from mortality and demographic data.