Ukrainians in Sweden

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The Ukrainians in Sweden (

The Ukrainian diaspora, present in Sweden constituted a relatively small migrant group compared to other groups in Sweden of European descent before the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine.

In 1999, there were 1,200 Ukrainians (born in Ukraine) in Sweden, and in 2021 that number had risen to 12,900. In 2010, the majority of Ukrainian nationals were women.^[3]

Notable people

• Marina Schiptjenko

See also

• Embassy of Ukraine, Stockholm
• Sweden–Ukraine relations
• Immigration to Sweden
• Ukrainian diaspora
• Russians in Sweden
• Ukrainians in Finland

References