Only 32 of 1,119 people over 100 in Moldova's register are confirmed alive
The State Services Agency (ASP) has no current data on 1,087 people over 100 listed in the population register.
Written later, from the reports of that day.
What it means for you
The ASP cannot remove a person from the register without documents proving death or registration abroad. The agency says a register entry does not mean the person is alive. Until those documents exist, the data on the other 1,087 people stays unchanged.
What happened
Moldova's State Population Register lists 1,119 people aged over 100. The ASP confirms that only 32 of them are alive and receive social payments. The agency says it cannot update data on the other 1,087 without documents proving death or residence abroad.
In short
- Most of the 32 confirmed people, 17, are registered in Chisinau municipality.
- Some people on the register still use Soviet passports, which lost validity on 1 September 2014.
- In 2025 the register listed 1,129 people over 100, and 450 people were removed from registers for various reasons.
- According to the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), about 612,000 people aged 60 and over lived in Moldova at the start of 2026, or 25.9% of the population.
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