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Stockholm Municipality – facts and statistics

In Stockholm municipality, 999,239 people live (2025).

Stockholm County · municipal tax 30.55 % · population +31.8 % since 2002

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How many people live in Stockholm?

999,239 residents

Population · 2025 · municipality

Change since 2011: +134,915 residents

14-yr trend: +16 %

Population registered as resident in the municipality on 31 December of the stated year.

Source: SCB BefolkningCKM (000007ME) · scb:BE0101N1 · observed value from the source

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How old is the population of Stockholm?

39.1 years

Median age · 2025 · municipality

Median age approximated linearly within the five-year age band where half the population is reached (Statistics Sweden five-year bands, 31 December).

Source: SCB BE0101N1 · scb:BE0101N1 · own calculation from source data

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Foreign background in Stockholm (key figure)

35.3 %

Foreign background · 2025 · municipality

Change since 2011: +5.5 pp

Sweden: 27.7 % (+7.6 pp)

14-yr trend: +5.5 pp

Born abroad, or born in Sweden to two foreign-born parents, as a share of the population (Statistics Sweden UtlSvBakgGrov, 31 December).

Source: SCB BE0101Q2 · scb:BE0101Q2 · observed value from the source

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How high is the municipal tax in Stockholm?

30.55 %

Total municipal tax rate · 2026 · municipality

Municipal average (unweighted): 33.30 % (−2.75 pp)

Sum of the municipal and regional tax rate in 2026 (municipal 18.22 % + regional 12.33 %). Burial fee and religious community fees are not included.

Source: SCB OE0101 Kommunalskatter2000 · observed value from the source

What does the labour market look like in Stockholm?

3.6 %

Openly unemployed 18–65, share of population (%) · 2025 · municipality

Change since 2014: +0.2 pp

Municipal average (unweighted): 2.7 % (+1.0 pp)

County average (unweighted): 3.3 %

11-yr trend: +0.2 pp

Openly unemployed 18–65, share of population (%)

Source: Arbetsförmedlingen via Kolada N03937 · Kolada:N03937 · observed value from the source

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What is the income level in Stockholm?

413,600 SEK

Median income, 20+ · 2024 · municipality

Change since 2013: +128,800 SEK

Municipal average (unweighted): 345,416 SEK (+68,184 SEK)

County average (unweighted): 405,596 SEK

11-yr trend: +45 %

Median income, 20+

Source: SCB HE0110 · SCB:HE0110 · observed value from the source

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How much violence in public places is reported in Stockholm?

348

Violence in public places against adults, reported offences per 100,000 residents · 2025 · municipality

Shared rank 4 of 290 ranked municipalities (2025) — highest number of reported offences per 100,000 residents. An order of reported offences, not of victimisation, safety or risk.

Change since 2017: −209

Sweden: 216 (+132)

8-yr trend: -38 %

Reported offences of assault, including aggravated assault, committed outdoors in public places against people aged 18 or over (3 kap. 5, 6 § BrB Misshandel inkl. grov). Reported offences are not the same as committed or cleared offences; reporting propensity, police operations and local movement patterns affect the level.

Source: Brå — Stockholm.xlsx · Bra:vald-offentlig-miljo-kommun · observed value from the source

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Location of the municipality in Sweden

Key figures

Population (31 Dec)· 2025

999,239people
14-yr trend: +16 %

SCB BefolkningCKM (000007ME)

Municipal tax rate (%)· 2025

18.2%
-2.5 pp lower than Sweden (source's national figure, 2025)
Sweden (source's national figure, 2025): 20.7 % · County average (unweighted): 18.9 %
11-yr trend: +0.9 pp ↑
284/290

SCB via Kolada N00901

Median income, 20+· 2024

413,600SEK
+68,184 SEK higher than municipal average (unweighted)
Municipal average (unweighted): 345,416 SEK · County average (unweighted): 405,596 SEK
11-yr trend: +45 %

SCB HE0110

Openly unemployed 18–65, share of population (%)· 2025

3.6%
+0.5 pp higher than Sweden (source's national figure, 2025)
Sweden (source's national figure, 2025): 3.1 % · County average (unweighted): 3.3 %
11-yr trend: +0.2 pp ↑
26/290

Arbetsförmedlingen via Kolada N03937

Year 9 pupils eligible for vocational upper secondary programmes, municipality of location (%)· 2025

88.8%
+4.7 pp higher than Sweden (source's national figure, 2025)
Sweden (source's national figure, 2025): 84.1 % · County average (unweighted): 87.7 %
11-yr trend: +1.6 pp
tied 31/282

Skolverket via Kolada N15424

Overcrowding in apartment blocks (norm 2), share (%)· 2025

18.5%
+3.4 pp higher than Sweden (source's national figure, 2025)
Sweden (source's national figure, 2025): 15.1 % · County average (unweighted): 17.0 %
11-yr trend: -4.7 pp ↓
38/290

SCB via Kolada N07907

Life expectancy, women· 2025

86.2years
+1.2 years higher than Sweden (source's national figure, 2025)
Sweden (source's national figure, 2025): 85.1 years · County average (unweighted): 85.9 years
11-yr trend: +2 %
25/290

SCB via Kolada N00925

Reported violent offences (per 100,000)· 2025

1,316.6/100k
+249.8 /100k higher than Sweden (source's national figure, 2025)
Sweden (source's national figure, 2025): 1,066.8 /100k · County average (unweighted): 925.8 /100k
11-yr trend: -23 % ↓
17/290

Brå via Kolada N07403

Voter turnout, municipal election (%)· 2025

80.0%
on par with Sweden (source's national figure, 2025)
Sweden (source's national figure, 2025): 80.0 % · County average (unweighted): 79.0 %
11-yr trend: -2.1 pp
tied 189/287

SCB:s valdeltagandeundersökning via Kolada N05401

What differs

Neutral differences from the source’s official figure for Sweden in the same period. Selection threshold: at least 2 percentage points, or 5% for other units.

Reported violent offences (per 100,000)

Stockholm1,316.6 /100k
Sweden1,066.8 /100k

Stockholm is above Sweden by 249.8 /100k.

2025 · Brå via Kolada N07403 · rank 17 of 290

Overcrowding in apartment blocks (norm 2), share (%)

Stockholm18.5 %
Sweden15.1 %

Stockholm is above Sweden by 3.4 percentage points.

2025 · SCB via Kolada N07907 · rank 38 of 290

Municipal tax rate (%)

Stockholm18.2 %
Sweden20.7 %

Stockholm is below Sweden by 2.5 percentage points.

2025 · SCB via Kolada N00901 · rank 284 of 290

Year 9 pupils eligible for vocational upper secondary programmes, municipality of location (%)

Stockholm88.8 %
Sweden84.1 %

Stockholm is above Sweden by 4.7 percentage points.

2025 · Skolverket via Kolada N15424 · rank 31 of 282

Compare with nearby municipalities

Comparable values from the same period and definition. Sweden is the source’s official national figure.

IndicatorStockholmSolnaSundbybergDanderydSalemSweden
Openly unemployed 18–65, share of population (%)2025 · Arbetsförmedlingen via Kolada N039373.6 %3.3 %3.9 %2.2 %2.9 %3.1 %
Municipal tax rate (%)2025 · SCB via Kolada N0090118.2 %17.4 %19.3 %18.3 %19.7 %20.7 %
Year 9 pupils eligible for vocational upper secondary programmes, municipality of location (%)2025 · Skolverket via Kolada N1542488.8 %87.1 %87.7 %96.8 %82.9 %84.1 %
Overcrowding in apartment blocks (norm 2), share (%)2025 · SCB via Kolada N0790718.5 %12.5 %17.2 %12.0 %14.4 %15.1 %
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Municipalities with a similar profile

Most similar to Stockholm on share aged 0–19, share aged 65–79, share aged 80+, population, inhabitants per km² (2025), in order. An exploration aid — not a ranking of quality or a recommendation.

  1. 1. Göteborg

    Closest on: Share aged 80+, Share aged 0–19

    Share aged 0–19
    20.9 %
    Share aged 65–79
    11.7 %
    Share aged 80+
    4.5 %
    Population
    613,278
    Inhabitants per km²
    1,362
  2. 2. Malmö

    Closest on: Share aged 80+, Share aged 65–79

    Share aged 0–19
    22.5 %
    Share aged 65–79
    11.1 %
    Share aged 80+
    4.4 %
    Population
    367,924
    Inhabitants per km²
    2,337
  3. 3. Solna

    Closest on: Share aged 80+, Inhabitants per km²

    Share aged 0–19
    18.5 %
    Share aged 65–79
    11.1 %
    Share aged 80+
    4.7 %
    Population
    86,435
    Inhabitants per km²
    4,462
  4. 4. Uppsala

    Closest on: Share aged 65–79, Share aged 0–19

    Share aged 0–19
    21.5 %
    Share aged 65–79
    12.2 %
    Share aged 80+
    5.2 %
    Population
    249,726
    Inhabitants per km²
    114
  5. 5. Lund

    Closest on: Share aged 65–79, Share aged 0–19

    Share aged 0–19
    20.4 %
    Share aged 65–79
    12.1 %
    Share aged 80+
    5.6 %
    Population
    132,333
    Inhabitants per km²
    309
Method

Measures: share aged 0–19, 65–79 and 80+ (Kolada), population on 31 December (Statistics Sweden BE0101N1) and inhabitants per km² (own calculation: population ÷ land area from Kolada, same year). Share aged 20–64 is omitted because the four age shares sum to 100. Population and density are compared on a logarithmic scale because they span several orders of magnitude.

Each measure is standardised (z-score across all municipalities with every measure used); the distance is the Euclidean distance with equal weight per measure. Equal distances are ordered by municipality code. A measure is only used if at least 90% of municipalities have it for the same year; if this municipality lacks a measure, that measure is left out rather than showing an empty list. Missing values are never treated as zero. No similarity percentage is shown.

Municipal accounts

How Stockholm uses municipal funds

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Actual net cost per inhabitant in 2025, from Statistics Sweden's Municipal Accounts via Kolada. This is a verified selection, not a complete budget, and the values must not be added as total expenditure.

Actual outcome 2025

Compulsory school, preschool class–year 9
14,270 SEK/inh.
Preschool, school-age childcare and other educational activities
10,401 SEK/inh.
Elderly care
9,805 SEK/inh.
Disability services
6,337 SEK/inh.
Individual and family care
5,079 SEK/inh.
Infrastructure, protection and related activities
4,744 SEK/inh.
Upper-secondary school
3,730 SEK/inh.
Leisure activities
1,649 SEK/inh.
Cultural activities
1,482 SEK/inh.
Political activities
479 SEK/inh.

Budget (plan)

No verified budget for Stockholm is shown. Municipal budgets are adopted by each council and published as documents; there is no common machine-readable official source for all 290 municipalities, so we do not copy figures that cannot be checked automatically. The budget is never mixed with the actual outcome above.

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What has changed in Stockholm?

Latest observed period compared with the preceding period in the same series. A change between two periods — not a revision or a change of definition.

  • Population (31 Dec)2024: 995,574 people → 2025: 999,239 people
  • Municipal tax rate (%)2024: 18.0 % → 2025: 18.2 %
  • Median income, 20+2023: 399,400 SEK → 2024: 413,600 SEK
  • Openly unemployed 18–65, share of population (%)2024: 3.5 % → 2025: 3.6 %
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How many people live in Stockholm?

Stockholm had 999,239 residents on 31 December 2025 (Statistics Sweden, BE0101N1). Since 2002 the population has grown by 241,091 people. The largest urban area Stockholm had 1,652,895 residents (2023, SCB MI0810), counting the whole urban area, which extends across several municipalities.

Population· 2025

999,239
14-yr trend: +16 %

SCB BE0101N1

Population change since 2002· 2002–2025

+31.8%

SCB BE0101N1

Immigration and foreign background in Stockholm — full breakdown →

How has Stockholm changed?

Observed annual values from SCB. Gaps are not filled in and a single observation is not shown as a trend.

Population in Stockholm

2011–2025 · residents

999,239residents (2025)

14-yr trend: +16 %
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Line chart of population in Stockholm 2011–2025, from 864,324 residents to 999,239 residents. Source: SCB BE0101N1 (2011–2024); SCB BefolkningCKM (000007ME) (2025).
Registered residents on 31 December each year. Source: SCB BE0101N1. Primary data, shown unchanged.
Population in Stockholm, 2011–2025
Yearresidents
2025999,239
2024995,574
2023988,943
2022984,748
2021978,770
2020975,551
2019974,073
2018962,154
2017949,761
2016935,619
2015923,516
2014911,989
2013897,700
2012881,235
2011864,324
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Share with a foreign background in Stockholm

2002–2025 · percent of population

35.3% (2025)

23-yr trend: +10.2 pp
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Line chart of share with a foreign background in Stockholm 2002–2025, from 25.1 % to 35.3 %. Source: SCB BE0101Q2.
Foreign-born, or born in Sweden to two foreign-born parents, as a share of the population on 31 December. The 2025 observation uses Statistics Sweden's CKM disclosure-control method. Source: SCB BE0101Q2. Primary data, shown unchanged.
Share with a foreign background in Stockholm, 2002–2025
Year%
202535.3
202435.2
202334.9
202234.8
202134.4
202034.0
201933.8
201833.4
201732.8
201632.1
201531.5
201431.1
201330.7
201230.3
201129.8
201029.2
200928.8
200828.1
200727.6
200627.0
200526.3
200425.8
200325.4
200225.1
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Age and sex structure in Stockholm

Actual municipal figures from SCB — not a scaled national profile.

Children 0–14
153,586
15.4 %
Working age 15–64
678,649
67.9 %
Aged 65+
166,997
16.7 %
Aged 80+
45,628
4.6 %
Women
505,692
50.6 %

Population pyramid

Stockholm, 2025 · five-year age groups

Men 493,540Women 505,692Median age 39.1 yrs

Number of people per five-year age group, 31 December.

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Population by age and sex in Stockholm, 2025
AgeMenWomen
0-426,56225,498
5-925,36324,343
10-1426,67725,143
15-1927,22626,289
20-2427,06727,184
25-2937,46139,797
30-3446,00346,421
35-3942,66641,331
40-4436,51335,061
45-4933,19631,964
50-5432,28532,191
55-5929,20629,827
60-6427,90929,052
65-6922,44923,993
70-7418,90021,001
75-7915,98019,046
80-8411,15014,445
85-894,8197,612
90-941,6743,786
95-993961,435
100+38273

Source: SCB BE0101N1 (BefolkningCKM) · 2025. 0–14: 153,586, 15–64: 678,649, 65+: 166,997.

Foreign background by age and sex is not published at municipal level by Statistics Sweden. Foreign background for this municipality is shown by area (DeSO) further down the page.

Households in Stockholm

Register-based household statistics from Statistics Sweden. Shares are derived from compatible published cells within the same SCB table and reference year.

Households
489,482
Persons per household
2.03
One-person households
45.6 %
223,265
Households with children 0–24
27.2 %
132,924

2025 · SCB HushallT09, HushallT03CKM, HushallT05CKM

SCB applies CKM disclosure control to the 2025 figures; published values contain a small amount of controlled random uncertainty.

Municipal election 2026

Final · Source: Valmyndigheten
Turnout
82.95 %
Seats
101
Valid votes
659,238
Blank votes
4,810
Result per party, municipal council election 2026
PartySharevs 2022Seats
26.49 %–27
22.29 %–23
14.54 %–15
11.00 %–11
7.63 %–8
7.40 %–8
5.00 %–5
4.16 %–4
Other parties (47)1.50 %––

Results by constituency (6)

Seats per constituency include allocated adjustment seats.

1 Södermalm-Enskede88.52 % turnout · 18 seats
1 Södermalm-Enskede
PartySharevs 2022Seats
27.58 %–5
17.86 %–4
16.00 %–3
14.59 %–2
8.26 %–1
6.33 %–1
4.81 %–1
3.30 %–1
Other parties (25)1.29 %––
2 Bromma-Kungsholmen87.38 % turnout · 16 seats
2 Bromma-Kungsholmen
PartySharevs 2022Seats
30.20 %–5
21.49 %–3
10.28 %–2
9.69 %–2
7.39 %–1
7.22 %–1
6.98 %–1
5.58 %–1
Other parties (24)1.16 %––
3 Norrmalm-Östermalm-Gamla Stan86.71 % turnout · 17 seats
3 Norrmalm-Östermalm-Gamla Stan
PartySharevs 2022Seats
39.29 %–7
16.03 %–3
9.61 %–2
7.90 %–1
7.82 %–1
6.57 %–1
6.56 %–1
4.98 %–1
Other parties (26)1.24 %––
4 Östra Söderort81.05 % turnout · 17 seats
4 Östra Söderort
PartySharevs 2022Seats
30.04 %–5
21.80 %–4
13.16 %–2
13.03 %–2
9.04 %–2
5.06 %–1
3.02 %–1
Other parties (24)4.85 %––
5 Västra Söderort81.89 % turnout · 18 seats
5 Västra Söderort
PartySharevs 2022Seats
30.18 %–5
18.70 %–3
16.46 %–3
12.27 %–2
7.56 %–2
6.62 %–1
3.47 %–1
3.17 %–1
Other parties (23)1.57 %––
6 Yttre Västerort71.77 % turnout · 15 seats
6 Yttre Västerort
PartySharevs 2022Seats
35.39 %–6
21.98 %–4
15.26 %–2
8.05 %–1
5.81 %–1
5.30 %–1
Other parties (29)8.21 %––

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 →

How the municipality voted in the 2026 Riksdag election

Final · Source: Election Authority
Turnout
85.84 %(2022: 84.04 %)
Eligible voters
765,741
Valid votes
652,543
Invalid (of which blank)
4,803 (3,820)
Riksdag election 2026, result per party in Stockholms stad
PartySharevs 2022
26.34 %−1.7
19.10 %±0.0
13.04 %+1.3
11.14 %+1.1
9.79 %+1.3
8.35 %−2.3
7.10 %+0.2
3.90 %+0.7
0.32 %+0.1
Other parties (60)0.92 %–
Total valid votes100 %

Share of valid votes cast in the municipality. ± 2022 is the change in percentage points as reported by the Election Authority for the same party code; "–" means no comparable 2022 value. Votes are shown on wider screens. Source updated 2026-09-19 · retrieved 2026-10-01.

Openly unemployed 18–65, share of population (%)
Stockholm 3.6 % · Municipal average (unweighted) 2.7 %

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Source: Arbetsförmedlingen via Kolada N03937 (Kolada:N03937) · 2014–2025 · Data status: complete / derived

  • Openly unemployed 18–65, share of population (%)
    2025 · Municipal average (unweighted) 2.7 % (+1.0 pp) · Stockholm County 3.3 %
    3.6%
  • Long-term unemployed, 25–65, share of population (%)
    2025 · Municipal average (unweighted) 3.2 % (+0.7 pp) · Stockholm County 3.5 %
    3.9%
  • Residents aged 16–24 not in employment, education or training (%)
    2024 · Municipal average (unweighted) 6.9 % (−0.7 pp) · Stockholm County 6.4 %
    6.2%

Indicators for work in Stockholm.

Economy & tax

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Municipal tax rate (%)
Stockholm 18.2 % · Municipal average (unweighted) 21.7 %

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Source: SCB via Kolada N00901 (Kolada:N00901) · 2014–2025 · Data status: complete / derived

  • Municipal tax rate (%)
    2025 · Municipal average (unweighted) 21.7 % (−3.5 pp) · Stockholm County 18.9 %
    18.2%
  • Tax base per resident (SEK)
    2025 · Municipal average (unweighted) 280,284 SEK (+113,996 SEK) · Stockholm County 352,833 SEK
    394,280SEK
  • Equity ratio, municipality (%)
    2025 · Municipal average (unweighted) 40.5 % (+1.1 pp) · Stockholm County 44.3 %
    41.5%

Indicators for economy & tax in Stockholm.

Year 9 pupils eligible for vocational upper secondary programmes, municipality of location (%)
Stockholm 88.8 % · Municipal average (unweighted) 81.5 %

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Source: Skolverket via Kolada N15424 (Kolada:N15424) · 2014–2025 · Data status: complete / derived

  • Year 9 pupils eligible for vocational upper secondary programmes, municipality of location (%)
    2025 · Municipal average (unweighted) 81.5 % (+7.3 pp) · Stockholm County 87.7 %
    88.8%
  • Year 9 average merit rating, home municipality (17 subjects)
    2025 · Municipal average (unweighted) 218.3 points (+33.7 points) · Stockholm County 243.6 points
    252.0points
  • Upper-secondary students graduating within 3 years, home municipality (%)
    2025 · Municipal average (unweighted) 69.3 % (+3.6 pp) · Stockholm County 73.6 %
    72.9%

Indicators for schools in Stockholm.

Overcrowding in apartment blocks (norm 2), share (%)
Stockholm 18.5 % · Municipal average (unweighted) 13.5 %

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Source: SCB via Kolada N07907 (Kolada:N07907) · 2014–2025 · Data status: complete / derived

  • Overcrowding in apartment blocks (norm 2), share (%)
    2025 · Municipal average (unweighted) 13.5 % (+5.0 pp) · Stockholm County 17.0 %
    18.5%
  • House prices, detached houses, SEK/m²
    2025 · Municipal average (unweighted) 21,704 SEK/m² (+36,318 SEK/m²) · Stockholm County 49,505 SEK/m²
    58,022SEK/m²
  • Rental dwellings, number per 1,000 residents
    2025 · Municipal average (unweighted) 171.6 per 1,000 residents (+53.3 per 1,000 residents) · Stockholm County 132.1 per 1,000 residents
    224.9per 1,000 residents

Indicators for housing in Stockholm.

Life expectancy, women
Stockholm 86.2 years · Municipal average (unweighted) 84.7 years

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Source: SCB via Kolada N00925 (Kolada:N00925) · 2014–2025 · Data status: complete / derived

  • Life expectancy, women
    2025 · Municipal average (unweighted) 84.7 years (+1.5 years) · Stockholm County 85.9 years
    86.2years
  • Life expectancy, men
    2025 · Municipal average (unweighted) 81.3 years (+1.2 years) · Stockholm County 82.9 years
    82.6years
  • Ill-health rate, days per insured person
    2025 · Municipal average (unweighted) 26.3 days (−11.1 days) · Stockholm County 16.9 days
    15.2days

Indicators for health in Stockholm.

Reported offences, total (per 100,000)
Stockholm 19,159 /100k · Municipal average (unweighted) 9,857 /100k

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Source: Brå via Kolada N07540 (Kolada:N07540) · 2014–2025 · Data status: complete / derived

  • Reported offences, total (per 100,000)
    2025 · Municipal average (unweighted) 9,857 /100k (+9,302 /100k) · Stockholm County 11,828 /100k
    19,159/100k
  • Reported violent offences (per 100,000)
    2025 · Municipal average (unweighted) 885.9 /100k (+430.7 /100k) · Stockholm County 925.8 /100k
    1,316.6/100k
  • Reported offences against liberty and peace (per 100,000)
    2025 · Municipal average (unweighted) 1,418.9 /100k (+373.5 /100k) · Stockholm County 1,492.6 /100k
    1,792.4/100k

Indicators for crime in Stockholm.

Assignments per elected municipal politician
Stockholm 1.6 assignments/politician · Municipal average (unweighted) 1.8 assignments/politician

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Source: Valmyndigheten via Kolada N05813 (Kolada:N05813) · 2014–2025 · Data status: complete / derived

  • Assignments per elected municipal politician
    2025 · Municipal average (unweighted) 1.8 assignments/politician (−0.2 assignments/politician) · Stockholm County 1.7 assignments/politician
    1.6assignments/politician
  • Residents per elected municipal politician
    2025 · Municipal average (unweighted) 221.4 residents/politician (+1,418.7 residents/politician) · Stockholm County 388.1 residents/politician
    1,640.2residents/politician
  • Elected municipal politicians part-time, share (%)
    2025 · Municipal average (unweighted) 2.5 % (−0.7 pp) · Stockholm County 2.9 %
    1.8%

Indicators for politics in Stockholm.

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Frequently asked questions about Stockholm

›How many people live in Stockholm?

In 2025, Stockholm municipality had 999,239 residents according to Statistics Sweden (BefolkningCKM (000007ME)). The urban area Stockholm had 1,652,895 residents (2023), but it extends across several municipalities.

›How has the population of Stockholm changed?

Since 2002 the population has grown by 241,091 people (+31.8 %). Source: Statistics Sweden BE0101N1.

›Which county is Stockholm in?

Stockholm municipality is located in Stockholm County (county code 01).

›What is the municipal tax rate in Stockholm?

In 2026 the total local tax rate in Stockholm is 30.55 % (municipality 18.22 % plus region 12.33 %). That is rank 11 of 290 municipalities from lowest to highest. Source: Statistics Sweden OE0101.

›How does Stockholm use municipal funds?

Selected actual net costs in 2025 include Compulsory school, preschool class–year 9: 14,270 SEK per inhabitant; Preschool, school-age childcare and other educational activities: 10,401 SEK per inhabitant; Elderly care: 9,805 SEK per inhabitant. These are outcomes from Statistics Sweden's Municipal Accounts via Kolada, not a complete budget and not figures to add as total expenditure.

›What does unemployment look like in Stockholm?

In Stockholm, openly unemployed 18–65, share of population (%) was 3.6 % (2025). The national figure is 3.1 %. Source: Arbetsförmedlingen via Kolada N03937. Observation SF.KOLADATS-ARBETSLOSHET-18-65.0180.2025.

›How are school results in Stockholm?

In Stockholm, year 9 pupils eligible for vocational upper secondary programmes, municipality of location (%) was 88.8 % (2025). The national figure is 84.1 %. Source: Skolverket via Kolada N15424. Observation SF.KOLADATS-BEHORIGHET-GYMNASIUM.0180.2025.

›How much crime is reported in Stockholm?

In Stockholm, reported offences, total (per 100,000) was 19,159 /100k (2025). The national figure is 13,581 /100k. Source: Brå via Kolada N07540. Observation SF.KOLADATS-ANMALDA-BROTT-TOTALT.0180.2025.

›Where does the data come from?

Population comes from Statistics Sweden BE0101N1 and foreign background from BE0101Q2. Local key figures come from Kolada (RKA) and Statistics Sweden via SVERIGEFAKTA's municipal data engine, and every figure carries its own observation ID.

Sources and method

  • BE0101N1Population by municipality, age, sex and year (31 Dec)

    Reference period: 2002–2025 · Retrieved: 2026-08-13

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  • BE0101Q2Foreign/Swedish background — share by municipality (UtlSvBakgGrov)

    Reference period: 2002–2025 · Retrieved: 2026-10-11

    Open source ↗
  • BE0101SHousehold statistics by municipality — households, size and household type
    Open source ↗
  • KoladaMunicipal key figures (RKA) — via SVERIGEFAKTA's municipal data engine
    Open source ↗

The figures on this page can be traced to their stated sources. Where an observation ID is available, it is shown with the corresponding fact. Read the method.

Foreign background: 35.3 % in 2025 (SCB BE0101Q2).

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SVERIGEFAKTA, “Stockholm Municipality population 2025: 999,239 residents”. Original source: SCB, SCB, Kolada. https://sverigefakta.com/en/municipality/stockholm
Full reference
SVERIGEFAKTA, “Stockholm Municipality population 2025: 999,239 residents”. Original source: SCB (https://api.scb.se/OV0104/v1/doris/sv/ssd/START/BE/BE0101); SCB (https://api.scb.se/OV0104/v1/doris/sv/ssd/BO/BO0101/BO0101C/LagenhetNyKv16); Kolada (https://api.kolada.se/v3/kpi). https://sverigefakta.com/en/municipality/stockholm
APA 7
Stockholm Municipality population 2025: 999,239 residents. (n.d.). SVERIGEFAKTA. Retrieved 2026-10-20, from https://sverigefakta.com/en/municipality/stockholm Original source: SCB, SCB, Kolada.
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“Stockholm Municipality population 2025: 999,239 residents” (n.d.) SVERIGEFAKTA. Available at: https://sverigefakta.com/en/municipality/stockholm (Accessed: 2026-10-20). Original source: SCB, SCB, Kolada.
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@misc{sverigefakta_2026_en_municipality_stockholm,
  title        = {Stockholm Municipality population 2025: 999,239 residents},
  howpublished = {\url{https://sverigefakta.com/en/municipality/stockholm}},
  note         = {Presented by SVERIGEFAKTA; original source SCB, SCB, Kolada}
}
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