Peru· by the numbers
Peru's population is 34,576,665 (2025) — the 48th-largest in the world and the 4th-largest in South America, growing by about 358,817 people a year.
Peru Facts at a Glance
Six numbers that summarise the country — population trend, rank, density, wealth, prices, share of humanity.
Peru in World Rankings
Every world ranking we publish, this country’s place in each, and its overall percentile shape.
Peru's Population Growth
Yes — Peru's population rose by 358,817 people (+1.05%) between 2024 and 2025. The fertility rate is 2.0 births per woman — below the ~2.1 replacement level. Net migration was positive in the latest year on record.
Population, 1960 to 2025
66 years of estimates from the same source.
Peru Demographics
Every indicator has its own source and dataset year — shown honestly rather than smoothed into one.
Age & sex structure
17 five-year bands, male and female, 2025.
Largest cities
By population, GeoNames city-proper figures (not metro area).
You, in Peru
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Frequently asked
What is the population of Peru?
Peru's population is 34,576,665 as of 2025 (World Bank estimate), ranking #48 of 217 countries and territories by population.
How many people live in Peru?
34,576,665 people, as of the 2025 World Bank estimate — the most recent figure this page tracks.
What is Peru's population density?
27.0 people per km², based on a land area of 1,280,000 km².
What is Peru ranked in population worldwide?
#48 of 217 countries and territories by population — see the full ranking table for every country's position.
What is the life expectancy in Peru?
77.9 years on average (2024) — 75.6 for men, 80.3 for women.
What is Peru's GDP?
$334.9B, ranking #46 of 186 economies we track — $9,684 per capita.
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Sources
- World Bank Open Data · data.worldbank.orgCC BY 4.0 · population, GDP, life expectancy, homicide, PM2.5, vitals
- NCD-RisC / The Lancet · ncdrisc.orgCC BY 4.0 · pooled measured-height and life-expectancy studies
- GeoNames · geonames.orgCC BY 4.0 · cities, geographic passport