List of the Eldest Living Male Individuals Worldwide in 2025
Top 10 Oldest Living Men in the World as of July 2025
In a remarkable display of longevity, the world's oldest living men are predominantly concentrated in Brazil and some European countries, according to recent data. João Marinho Neto from Brazil leads the pack, currently the oldest living man at 112 years and 292 days old.
- João Marinho Neto (Brazil) – Born October 5, 1912
The Brazilian native, João Marinho Neto, holds the title of the world's oldest living man. His remarkable age of 112 years and 292 days has earned him a place in the history books.
- Josino Levino Ferreira (Brazil) – Born April 5, 1913
Another Brazilian, Josino Levino Ferreira, is close behind, at 112 years and 112 days old.
- Ilie Ciocan (Romania) – Born June 28, 1913
Romania's Ilie Ciocan, born on June 28, 1913, is 112 years and 20 days old.
- Ken Weeks (United States) – Born December 23, 1913
Born in the United States, Ken Weeks is currently 111 years and 214 days old.
- Hilario Orozco Lemus (Mexico) – Born March 27, 1914
Hilario Orozco Lemus, originally from Mexico, is 111 years and 119 days old.
- Julio Saldarriaga Hernandez (Colombia) – Born July 2, 1914
Celebrating his 111th birthday recently, Julio Saldarriaga Hernandez from Colombia is currently 111 years and 22 days old.
- Luis Carrasco-Munoz Perez de la Isla (Spain) – Born December 3, 1914
Spain's Luis Carrasco-Munoz Perez de la Isla is 110 years and 232 days old.
- Primo Olivieri (Italy) – Born March 15, 1915
Primo Olivieri, the first person on our list from Italy, is currently 110 years and 131 days old.
- Zhou Renqing (China) – Born October 18, 1914
Zhou Renqing, a Chinese national, is 110 years and 288 days old.
- John Huang (United States) – Born November 10, 1914
American national John Huang is 110 years and 255 days old.
The concentration of supercentenarians in Brazil and some European countries is a testament to the remarkable longevity found in these regions. João Marinho Neto is widely recognized as the oldest living verified man currently, with the rest of the top 10 formed mainly by men born between 1912 and 1915.
The remarkable longevity in several regions, including Brazil and certain European countries, has led to the concentration of supercentenarians, individuals over the age of 110. João Marinho Neto, the oldest living verified man, hailing from Brazil, was born in 1912.
The aging process for these supercentenarians, such as João Marinho Neto, has led them to engage in various health-and-wellness practices as well as delve into the intricacies of science to better understand the secrets behind their longevity.
