Romania’s population could shrink by nearly a quarter by 2100, Eurostat says

Romania’s population is projected to decline significantly over the coming decades, falling to around 14.4 million by 2100, according to the latest forecasts published by Eurostat and quoted by local news agency Agerpres. The estimates pointed to a drop of roughly 24% compared to the current population.

Romania’s population stood at approximately 19 million at the beginning of 2025, according to the report, with demographic trends indicating a steady decrease over the rest of the century.