Countries with the Lowest Infant Mortality (2024)

Source: World Bank·25 countries·Updated 2024

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San Marino leads with infant mortality (per 1,000 live births) of 1.3.

Estonia ranks #2 at 2.

Luxembourg ranks #3 at 2.2.

Slovenia ranks #4 at 2.3.

Belarus ranks #5 at 2.3.

Bottom 25 Countries by Infant Mortality (per 1,000 live births)

#CountryInfant Mortality (per 1,000 live births)Year
1San Marino1.32024
2Estonia22024
3Luxembourg2.22024
4Slovenia2.32024
5Belarus2.32024
6Finland2.42024
7Japan2.42024
8Montenegro2.42024
9Sweden2.42024
10Andorra2.52024
11Norway2.52024
12Latvia2.52024
13Czechia2.62024
14Monaco2.72024
15Singapore2.72024
16Italy2.72024
17Korea, Rep.2.82024
18Iceland2.82024
19North Macedonia2.82024
20Spain3.22024
21Portugal3.22024
22Austria3.32024
23Israel3.32024
24Lithuania3.42024
25Australia3.62024

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FAQ

What is the lowest infant mortality (per 1,000 live births) in 2024?

San Marino has the lowest infant mortality (per 1,000 live births) at 1.3 in 2024.

How many countries are included in this ranking?

This article features the bottom 25 countries out of 196 with available data. Full rankings available on the indicator page.

Where does this data come from?

Data is sourced from the World Bank. It is updated regularly as new releases become available.