πŸ‡ΉπŸ‡­ Total Fertility Rate of Thailand

1.19
Total Fertility Rate
7.91
Crude Birth Rate
566,113
Overall Births

The current total fertility rate of Thailand is 1.19 births per woman. A -0.27% decrease from 2025, when the fertility rate was 1.19 births per woman. In the future, Thailand's fertility rate is projected to increase to 1.44 childern born per woman, by the year 2100. A total increase of the fertility rate of Thailand's by 20.64% from today's standard.

Historic Total Fertility Rate of Thailand (1950-2025)

Thailand has seen a decrease of the total fertility rate since the 1950's. From 6.36 to 1.19 births per woman, a decrease of -81.22% in total.

Date Source: UN World Population Prospects (2024) | License: CCBY | Note: Values indicate mid year (1 July)
YearTotal Fertility Rate (births per woman)Crude Birth RateBirths
19506.358844.17902,318
19516.383644.496932,857
19526.396444.726962,833
19536.415944.938993,547
19546.407744.8971,019,762
19556.390644.7841,045,401
19566.373544.6471,071,417
19576.355544.4671,097,203
19586.34544.3311,124,544
19596.332444.0471,149,106
19606.32543.8031,176,198
19616.324443.5821,205,046
19626.331243.3971,235,979
19636.342343.231,268,482
19646.309342.7641,292,844
19656.258142.2291,315,399
19666.181841.5771,334,043
19676.076840.7721,347,008
19685.928339.7451,351,441
19695.703638.2971,339,406
19705.452436.7291,320,585
19715.252635.6061,315,188
19725.076934.671,315,153
19734.845533.5121,305,219
19744.59832.271,289,283
19754.363831.0951,273,013
19764.119129.8461,250,443
19773.865328.5881,224,844
19783.617227.4551,202,245
19793.450626.791,197,995
19803.293526.2791,199,653
19813.126625.5321,189,165
19822.943524.4571,161,583
19832.754823.3041,128,463
19842.581922.331,102,007
19852.449621.6511,088,418
19862.358521.2811,089,107
19872.25520.7211,079,037
19882.171220.2431,072,246
19892.135620.1491,084,997
19902.06519.6221,074,077
19912.035619.4521,082,241
19922.008419.191,084,771
19931.967118.7441,076,070
19941.927818.2381,062,582
19951.887917.6761,044,592
19961.865117.2541,033,853
19971.845416.831,022,011
19981.814616.2771,001,428
19991.767915.585970,959
20001.73415.027946,821
20011.711114.665933,472
20021.688414.335921,230
20031.672614.053911,609
20041.664613.82904,574
20051.64413.488890,476
20061.630713.208879,215
20071.616512.926867,371
20081.586712.525846,908
20091.564712.188830,227
20101.562312.009823,589
20111.570511.943824,136
20121.563111.758816,412
20131.52611.367793,955
20141.484210.95768,882
20151.450910.594747,300
20161.410.111716,458
20171.36289.765694,861
20181.32269.4670,932
20191.28519.056647,680
20201.25948.792629,882
20211.23368.544612,870
20221.22148.38601,151
20231.21258.245591,200
20241.20358.116581,635
20251.19457.992572,371

Future Total Fertility Rate of Thailand (2026-2100)

Thailand's upward trend in fertility rate is set to increase even further in the future. From 1.19 to an average of 1.44 children born per woman. An additional increase of 20.64% from 2026 to 2100.

Date Source: UN World Population Prospects (2024) | License: CCBY | Note: Values indicate mid year (1 July)
YearTotal Fertility Rate (births per woman)Crude Birth RateBirths
20261.19137.911566,113
20271.19087.852561,314
20281.19367.817558,166
20291.19537.776554,582
20301.19997.756552,349
20311.20537.74550,328
20321.217.717547,804
20331.2157.693545,046
20341.21867.657541,341
20351.22437.632538,361
20361.22947.6534,767
20371.23417.564530,843
20381.23917.529526,871
20391.24417.495522,873
20401.25077.47519,399
20411.25257.414513,738
20421.25647.369508,645
20431.26237.333504,138
20441.26557.279498,304
20451.27017.232492,861
20461.27287.172486,438
20471.27747.122480,673
20481.28117.067474,426
20491.28297.001467,466
20501.28726.95461,374
20511.29276.907455,774
20521.29786.864450,106
20531.3036.824444,608
20541.30876.793439,645
20551.31566.774435,402
20561.31666.732429,664
20571.31996.71425,215
20581.32286.695421,143
20591.32836.702418,488
20601.33266.711415,898
20611.3366.721413,410
20621.34086.745411,776
20631.34676.779410,687
20641.34986.802408,999
20651.35236.825407,217
20661.3556.849405,556
20671.3586.877404,069
20681.36076.901402,402
20691.36386.925400,697
20701.36846.955399,337
20711.37056.969397,052
20721.37476.992395,317
20731.37747.004392,950
20741.37857.005389,969
20751.38077.007387,143
20761.38287.008384,246
20771.3867.013381,555
20781.38787.008378,388
20791.39087.009375,496
20801.39617.018373,108
20811.40027.022370,424
20821.40137.011367,012
20831.40226.998363,491
20841.40657.003360,934
20851.40967.003358,141
20861.41187.001355,297
20871.41377.001352,538
20881.41667.008350,202
20891.41657.005347,305
20901.41777.009344,796
20911.41967.02342,652
20921.42037.028340,383
20931.42287.046338,608
20941.42557.068337,030
20951.43087.104336,174
20961.43117.117334,173
20971.43357.14332,729
20981.43457.159331,051
20991.43697.184329,717
21001.43727.198327,898

How is Total Fertility Rate calculated?

A population's fertility rate is most commonly calculated as Total Total Fertility Rate or TFR for short. The Total Total Fertility Rate (TFR) is a standard demographic indicator that is used internationally to estimate the average number of children born per woman in a population. It is calculated by adding up all the age-specific fertility rates, multiplying this sum by five (the width of the age-group interval), and then dividing by 1,000.

Total Fertility Rate Formula

Total Total Fertility Rate = (Sum of ASFR x 5 ) / 1,000

Data Information

Data found on this page is based on the medium fertility variant of the United Nations Revision of World Population Prospects 2024.

Data Published: 2024-07-11

Data Sources

The United Nations - Department of Economic and Social Affairs (Population Division)

Source data made available by UN Revision of World Population Prospects 2024 under CC BY 3.0 IGO.

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