Taiwan’s TFR was 0.885 in 2024, below Singapore and Japan but above Korea.
Taiwan’s fertility rate is now deep in ultra-low territory. A 2024 TFR of 0.885 places it below Singapore and Japan but still above Korea’s 0.75 in the same year. Taiwan’s reported 2025 drop to 0.695 should be treated as a separate later-year shock unless all peer values are refreshed to 2025.
Source 1: Taipei Times / Ministry of the Interior reporting
Publisher: Taipei Times / Ministry of the Interior reporting
Units: births per woman
Source 2: Korea.net / Statistics Korea
Publisher: Korea.net / Statistics Korea
Units: births per woman
Source 3: Singapore Department of Statistics
Publisher: Singapore Department of Statistics
Units: births per woman
Source 4: Nippon.com / Japan MHLW data
Publisher: Nippon.com / Japan MHLW data
Units: births per woman
Peer values come from separate national statistical systems and reputable official-reporting outlets. Use a single UN WPP table if strict same-source comparison is required. Column bars now use the fixed multi-series palette for distinct peer colours.
Uses 2024 total fertility rates from national official or official-reported sources. Values are births per woman; replacement level is approximately 2.1.
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