Örebro
- Share 2025
- 28.2 %
- Δ 2015→2025
- +5.4 pp
- Immigration page
- Immigration in Örebro
In depth · Kumla
Latest statistics: 2024–2025 depending on indicator
Kumla: 4,455 residents (19.7%) had a foreign background in 2025, out of 22,665 residents. Source: Statistics Sweden. 3,269 residents were born abroad (14.4%, 2025). Sweden: 27.7%; difference −8.0 percentage points (2025).
Foreign background means born abroad or born in Sweden to two foreign-born parents. These are population stocks, not annual immigration flows.
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Source: Statistics Sweden (SCB), BE0101Q2 — observed population composition (stock). People received further down are a flow and measure something else. Stock vs flow
Share of the population in Kumla with a foreign background. Source: Statistics Sweden (SCB), BE0101Q2. The 2025 observation uses the CKM disclosure-control method.
Residents by region of birth. Foreign-born are persons born outside Sweden. Source: Statistics Sweden (SCB), FolkmRegFlandK.
Received 2020–2024 (a flow), the Police's vulnerable areas and a own illustrative scenario.
Analysis/model Own illustrative scenario: mean annual reception 2020–2024 × Ruist’s national refugee life-cycle estimate using 2015 public finances, divided by 2024 population; no price adjustment. Assumes the national estimate applies locally. Not an observed municipal cost; not everyone with a foreign background. Formula, assumptions and limitations
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Max 6 municipalities. Source: SCB BE0101Q2 (UtlSvBakgGrov). · Kumla
Nearest municipalities plus county and national averages.
| Municipality | Share 2025 | Δ 2015→2025 | Immigration page |
|---|---|---|---|
| Örebro | 28.2 % | +5.4 pp | Immigration in Örebro |
| Sweden | 27.7 % | +5.5 pp | |
| Örebro län | 24.0 % | +4.5 pp | |
| Hallsberg | 21.7 % | +6.6 pp | Immigration in Hallsberg |
| Degerfors | 20.5 % | +4.1 pp | Immigration in Degerfors |
| Lindesberg | 20.0 % | +2.1 pp | Immigration in Lindesberg |
| Kumla | 19.7 % | +5.0 pp | |
| Lekeberg | 8.7 % | +3.2 pp | Immigration in Lekeberg |
Foreign background, all ages/sexes. County and national shares: own ratios of SCB published geographic counts; change 2015–2025 in percentage points. CKM method break 2025; subgroup cells may not sum to the published total. SCB
Links to the national page for each country of birth. Source: SCB BE0101E.
| Party | Share | vs 2022 | Votes | Seats |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 30.89 % | – | 4,388 | 14 | |
| 16.90 % | – | 2,400 | 8 | |
| 15.31 % | – | 2,174 | 7 | |
| 15.14 % | – | 2,151 | 7 | |
| 7.58 % | – | 1,076 | 4 | |
| 6.86 % | – | 975 | 3 | |
| 5.38 % | – | 764 | 2 | |
| Other parties (8) | 1.94 % | – | 276 | – |
Latest actual election: 13 September 2026 (final count). Turnout figures in Kolada series elsewhere on this page refer to an earlier election and are labelled with their series year.
Full municipal election result →Results by voting district →
Schools, crime, economy, tax rate and elections are on the municipality's main page.
Open Kumla municipality in figures →In 2025, 19.7 % of the population in Kumla had a foreign background according to Statistics Sweden (BE0101Q2) — 8.0 percentage points below the national average (27.7 %). "Foreign background" is the broader Statistics Sweden definition and includes both people born abroad and people born in Sweden to two foreign-born parents. The share is a stock measure and does not show annual immigration (inflow).
4,455 residents of Kumla had a foreign background (2025). Source: Statistics Sweden, UtlSvBakgGrovCKM, published count. CKM-protected component cells need not sum exactly to the published total.
The share has risen from 9.8 % (2002) to 19.7 % (2025), a change of +9.9 percentage points. Source: Statistics Sweden (SCB), BE0101Q2.
Born abroad = a person born outside Sweden. Foreign background = born abroad, or born in Sweden to two foreign-born parents. Both measures are official; foreign background is at least as large for the same population and year.
See the "Country/region of birth" section on this page. Foreign-born residents are people born outside Sweden, reported in three aggregated groups: the Nordic countries excluding Sweden, the rest of Europe, and outside Europe. Source: Statistics Sweden (SCB), FolkmRegFlandK.
BE0101Q2Foreign/Swedish background — share by municipality (UtlSvBakgGrov)Reference period: 2002–2025 · Retrieved: 2026-10-11
Open source ↗FodelselandArKCKM / FolkmRegFlandKCKM; history FodelselandArKPopulation by region, region/country of birth and sexReference period: 2000–2025 · Retrieved: 2026-10-11
Open source ↗BE0101N1Population by municipality, age, sex and year (31 Dec)Reference period: 2002–2025 · Retrieved: 2026-08-13
Open source ↗ME0104General elections — votes per party and municipality (Election Authority via SCB)Each figure on this page is traceable to the dataset listed above. Missing data is left out — never shown as zero. Definitions, model and sources