When Will I Die?

Death Calculator

There is always something we can improve on in our lives. We understand some questions might not be easy to answer, but if you want to know the truth, it is necessary to answer truthfully.

It is a fact that the average female life expectancy is 79 years and the average male is 71 years. Take this quiz to find out when you will die. We will calculate your life expectancy once all the questions are answered.

Disclaimer:

This test is designed for informational and educational purposes only, aiming to help you reflect on your lifestyle habits and encourage healthier choices. The results are based on general statistical data and do not account for individual medical histories or unique personal factors. Therefore, they should not be considered a definitive assessment of your health or life expectancy. If you are feeling anxious, depressed, or have thoughts of self-harm, we strongly advise you not to proceed with this test and to seek support from a qualified mental health professional or a trusted person in your life.

By continuing, you acknowledge that you understand the purpose of this test and agree to use it responsibly.

Reviewed by Melissa Freeman, Nursing Educator

When Will I Die statistical reports by country

1. All the above data for the *When Will I Die test* are collected by Google Analytics in 2021-2023, anonymously, sampled 5% from 1M visitors.
2. The life expectancy data in this report is sourced from the World Bank’s 2021 database.
The quiz is for informational purposes only. However, you may have a health check-up if you are not sure about your health or your test result is not as expected.
Country	% of Total Testers	Avg. Result^[1]	Life expectancy^[2]
🇯🇵 Japan	24.55%	85.405	85.2
🇺🇸 United States	10.90%	78.855	79.0
🇮🇩 Indonesia	9.11%	75.505	71.7
🇷🇺 Russia	6.98%	73.855	72.6
🇬🇧 United Kingdom	4.26%	80.105	81.2
🇮🇳 India	4.17%	74.955	69.7
🇧🇷 Brazil	3.91%	76.855	75.7
🇰🇷 South Korea	2.83%	80.855	82.3
🇵🇱 Poland	2.76%	75.905	77.9
🇹🇷 Turkey	2.70%	77.105	77.5
🇦🇺 Australia	2.45%	80.205	82.9
🇫🇷 France	2.49%	79.205	82.4
🇺🇦 Ukraine	2.37%	72.805	72.2
🇪🇸 Spain	2.13%	79.455	83.0
🇦🇷 Argentina	1.99%	76.305	76.6
🇲🇽 Mexico	1.98%	75.755	76.4
🇮🇹 Italy	1.82%	79.655	83.4
🇩🇪 Germany	1.78%	78.905	81.0
🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia	1.56%	76.655	75.3
🇨🇱 Chile	1.42%	78.605	79.9
🇵🇹 Portugal	1.23%	78.605	81.8
🇨🇦 Canada	1.26%	79.455	82.3
🇨🇴 Colombia	1.12%	76.955	77.6
🇹🇭 Thailand	1.10%	76.455	77.0
🇵🇭 Philippines	1.09%	73.305	69.9
🇲🇾 Malaysia	1.05%	76.805	75.4
Others	1%	78.99	72.4

Frequently Asked Questions

🤔 How do we know when we die?

This quiz comprises twenty-one questions and has been meticulously crafted based on scientific principles and open health data. It aims to use the information provided by your responses to predict your estimated time of death accurately. By analyzing your answers to these thoughtfully designed questions, this quiz offers insights into your overall health status and potential health risks, providing you with a valuable opportunity to make informed decisions regarding your well-being.

🕰️ What is death clock?

After you have completed the quiz, you will be presented with an estimated death date, and a death clock will begin counting down. However, it is important to note that the death clock is solely intended for entertainment. You must prioritize self-care and take steps to lead a long, fulfilling, and happy life. Remember that your well-being is paramount, and no quiz or prediction can replace the value of a healthy lifestyle and proactive healthcare.

⚰️ What do we see after we die?

From a scientific standpoint, when a person dies, their brain activity ceases, and the body begins to undergo physical changes due to the lack of oxygen and blood flow. As a result, there is no perception or awareness of anything that may occur after death.

Various cultures and religions have different beliefs about what happens after death. Some believe in an afterlife, where the soul or consciousness continues to exist in a different realm or dimension. Others believe in reincarnation, where the soul is reborn in a new body. Some believe in nothingness, where death marks the end of existence.

Overall, what happens after death remains a mystery, and it is up to individuals to form their own beliefs and perspectives based on their cultural, religious, and personal experiences.

🔮 What is the best way to die?

It’s important to note that every person’s idea of a “good death” may differ and depend on individual values, beliefs, and circumstances.

In general, many people might prefer to die peacefully and without suffering, surrounded by loved ones. Some might prefer to die while engaged in an activity they enjoy or find meaningful, such as spending time with family, pursuing a hobby, or traveling. Others may prefer a quick and painless death, such as in their sleep or an accident, without having to experience prolonged suffering or a decline in quality of life.

Ultimately, the best way to die will depend on the individual and their unique preferences, beliefs, and circumstances. What’s important is to make the most of our time, live life to the fullest, and make meaningful connections with others. It’s also essential to plan for end-of-life care through advance directives and conversations with loved ones and healthcare providers to ensure our end-of-life wishes are honored.

😢 What if I don’t like my result?

The When Will I Die quiz is purely informational and should not be a cause for concern if your results are less than ideal. Consider adopting the suggested lifestyle changes below and retake the quiz afterward for better outcomes. You’re likely to see a significant improvement in your results! :)

😂 Is it possible to view the results of others who have taken the quiz?

Our policy ensures the privacy of individual quiz results; therefore, we don't disclose any participant's data. However, you're encouraged to join our community by leaving a comment after completing the quiz. You can also engage in lively discussions by reading and responding to the numerous comments already posted by others. Feel free to join the conversation!

20 Tips to Live Longer:

Leading a long and healthy life often requires a combination of good genetics and lifestyle choices. Here are 20 tips that could potentially help you live longer, although it’s important to note that following these recommendations does not guarantee a longer life. It’s always important to consult a healthcare provider for advice tailored to your needs.

🍎 Lifestyle and Wellness

Maintain a Balanced Diet: Consume various foods rich in fruits, vegetables, lean proteins, and healthy fats. [1]
Regular Exercise: Aim for at least 30 minutes of moderate-intensity exercise on most days. The American Heart Association recommends walking 30 minutes daily, five days a week. [2]
Maintain a Healthy Weight: Being overweight can lead to numerous health problems, including heart disease and diabetes. [3]
Get Regular Check-ups: Regular health check-ups can help in the early detection and treatment of potential health problems.
Avoid Tobacco: Smoking and tobacco use are significant risk factors for a variety of diseases. [4]
Limit Alcohol Intake: Moderation is key. Excessive alcohol consumption can lead to a host of health issues.
Manage Stress: Chronic stress can lead to serious health conditions, like heart disease and depression. [5]
Stay Hydrated: Drinking adequate water is crucial for maintaining health.
Get Adequate Sleep: Aim for 7 to 9 hours of quality sleep per night.
Stay Socially Active: Maintaining social connections can improve mental well-being and longevity.

🌟 Mental Health and Learning

Keep Learning: Engage in lifelong learning to keep the mind sharp.
Stay Positive: Maintain a positive outlook on life and manage stress, anxiety, and depression effectively. [6]
Cultivate Strong Relationships: Develop and maintain strong, supportive relationships with friends and family.

🧑‍⚕️ Medical

Get Vaccinated: Stay up to date on recommended vaccines.
Screen for Cancer: Regular screenings for various types of cancers can aid in early detection and treatment. [7]
Manage Chronic Conditions: Properly manage chronic conditions like diabetes and hypertension with medication and lifestyle changes.

🧩 Miscellaneous

Wear Sunscreen: Protecting your skin from harmful UV rays can prevent skin cancer.
Practice Safety: Follow safety precautions in daily activities to avoid accidents and injuries.
Limit Sugar and Processed Food: Excessive consumption can lead to obesity, type 2 diabetes, and other serious health conditions.
Maintain Oral Health: Good oral hygiene is linked to reduced heart disease and stroke risk.

🎁 Bonus

Moderate Caloric Intake: Research suggests reducing calorie intake can increase lifespan.
Optimize Hormone Levels: Maintaining balanced hormone levels, under medical guidance, can potentially mitigate age-related decline.
Maintain a Positive Environmental Impact: Living sustainably and harmoniously with the environment can indirectly contribute to overall well-being and longevity.

References for 20 longevity tips

Remember, adopting even a few of these strategies can significantly impact your health and well-being, but consistency is key. Balancing physical, mental, and social well-being while maintaining a sense of purpose and joy in life can also contribute to living a longer, more fulfilling life.

Actuarial Life Table (Japan, 2012)

Source:
Source: Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare
https://www.mhlw.go.jp/toukei/saikin/hw/life/life12/dl/life12-02.pdf
Age	Years to live, ♂	Years to live, ♀	Age to die, ♂	Age to die, ♀
0	79.94	86.41	79.94	86.41
5	75.19	81.67	80.19	86.67
10	70.23	76.7	80.23	86.7
15	65.26	71.72	80.26	86.72
20	60.36	66.78	80.36	86.78
25	55.52	61.85	80.52	86.85
30	50.69	56.94	80.69	86.94
35	45.85	52.04	80.85	87.04
40	41.05	47.17	81.05	87.17
45	36.32	42.35	81.32	87.35
50	31.7	37.59	81.7	87.59
55	27.23	32.92	82.23	87.92
60	22.93	28.33	82.93	88.33
65	18.89	23.82	83.89	88.82
70	15.11	19.45	85.11	89.45
75	11.57	15.27	86.57	90.27
80	8.48	11.43	88.48	91.43
85	6	8.1	91	93.1
90	4.16	5.47	94.16	95.47

Actuarial Life Table (USA, 2020/2023TR)

Source:
1. Probability of dying within one year.
Source: Social Security Administration
https://www.ssa.gov/oact/STATS/table4c6.html#fn1
Age	Years to live, ♂	Death probability [1], ♂	Age to die, ♂	Years to live, ♀	Death Probability, ♀	Age to die, ♀
0	74.12	0.58%	74.12	79.78	0.49%	79.78
5	69.63	0.01%	74.63	75.23	0.01%	80.23
10	64.67	0.01%	74.67	70.27	0.01%	80.27
15	59.73	0.04%	74.73	65.31	0.02%	80.31
20	54.97	0.14%	74.97	60.41	0.05%	80.41
25	50.39	0.18%	75.39	55.58	0.07%	80.58
30	45.86	0.23%	75.86	50.79	0.10%	80.79
35	41.39	0.27%	76.39	46.06	0.13%	81.06
40	36.97	0.33%	76.97	41.38	0.17%	81.38
45	32.59	0.41%	77.59	36.76	0.24%	81.76
50	28.33	0.60%	78.33	32.24	0.35%	82.24
55	24.27	0.91%	79.27	27.86	0.53%	82.86
60	20.47	1.35%	80.47	23.67	0.79%	83.67
65	16.94	1.89%	81.94	19.66	1.13%	84.66
70	13.59	2.61%	83.59	15.82	1.66%	85.82
75	10.46	4.06%	85.46	12.26	2.77%	87.26
80	7.74	6.56%	87.74	9.1	4.71%	89.1
85	5.47	10.91%	90.47	6.44	8.34%	91.44
90	3.72	18.26%	93.72	4.41	14.70%	94.41
95	2.57	28.86%	97.57	3.05	23.95%	98.05
100	1.93	38.50%	101.93	2.23	33.36%	102.23

Stats Insights & Fun Facts

Smoking Question Distribution by Country

Starting in July 2024, Google Analytics will remove all GA 3 data. However, we have anonymously collected a sample representing 5% of all user feedback, and we are pleased to share the data from 2022 and 2023. Here are some interesting statistics below.

Data source: Google Analytics.
Country	I don’t smoke (%)	Only occasionally (%)	A few times a week (%)	Every day (%)
Greece	49.7	21.9	5.0	23.4
Türkiye	51.7	26.6	2.5	19.3
Italy	55.1	24.1	3.2	17.5
Romania	50.3	28.0	5.0	16.7
Belarus	53.2	23.3	7.1	16.3
Netherlands	61.0	20.2	3.0	15.8
Russia	62.3	16.1	5.9	15.6
Germany	53.1	28.7	2.9	15.3
Hungary	55.6	24.6	4.7	15.1
Finland	57.6	20.5	7.1	14.8
Ukraine	49.9	29.8	5.6	14.7
Portugal	60.6	23.4	2.8	13.3
Spain	63.0	21.5	2.5	13.0
United Kingdom	64.9	17.0	5.5	12.6
Canada	69.6	13.8	4.2	12.4
Kazakhstan	61.9	19.1	6.7	12.3
Belgium	65.0	20.1	2.6	12.3
New Zealand	73.0	10.4	4.7	11.9
France	61.0	24.5	2.9	11.7
Japan	73.8	13.7	0.9	11.6
Denmark	66.2	16.4	5.9	11.5
Czechia	49.1	31.5	8.0	11.3
United States	69.5	14.8	4.6	11.0
Australia	71.8	12.6	4.6	11.0
South Korea	77.0	11.7	0.8	10.5
United Arab Emirates	73.2	12.8	3.5	10.5
Sweden	64.8	21.3	4.4	9.6
Thailand	70.2	18.6	1.8	9.4
Egypt	57.9	30.8	2.6	8.7
Brazil	64.5	24.1	3.0	8.4
Poland	38.0	44.3	9.4	8.3
Singapore	73.5	13.2	5.2	8.1
India	73.7	14.2	4.8	7.2
Argentina	58.8	32.6	1.9	6.7
Chile	59.5	31.5	2.4	6.5
Iraq	57.6	33.9	2.1	6.4
Mexico	55.5	35.0	3.3	6.2
Saudi Arabia	50.7	41.9	1.5	6.0
China	82.7	6.5	4.9	5.8
Malaysia	73.4	15.4	5.4	5.8
Indonesia	46.8	45.2	2.4	5.6
Colombia	64.2	28.3	2.0	5.5
Azerbaijan	50.8	39.1	4.8	5.3
Philippines	69.4	19.4	6.0	5.1
Algeria	64.5	29.3	1.6	4.6
Vietnam	50.1	35.6	10.2	4.2
Ecuador	63.1	31.4	1.8	3.7
Peru	64.3	30.3	1.9	3.5

Changelog

Introduced question-wise statistics - view how others have responded to each question. - Jan 17, 2023
Updated “FAQ” section for better clarity. - Mar 7, 2023
Latest Worldbank life expectancy data now available. - May 15, 2023
New section: Tips for a longer life. - Oct 19, 2023
Community feature update: Participate in post-test discussions (with guaranteed responses to your queries). - Nov 11, 2023
Added Actuarial Life Table for Japan and USA. - Apr 6, 2024