Germans in Sweden

Germans in Sweden, alternatively known as German Swedish people (Swedish: svensktyskar) are Swedes of full or partial German descent residing in Sweden. In 2020, there were 51,434 people living in Sweden born in Germany.^[1] Around 29,000 German citizens live in Sweden as of 2021.^[2]

Notable people

See also

• Germany–Sweden relations

References

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Immigration to Sweden

Europe

• Albanians
• Austrians
• Belarusians
• Belgians
  • Walloons
• Bosnians
• Britons
• Bulgarians
• Croats
• Czechs
• Danes
• Dutch
• Finns
• French
• Germans
• Greeks
• Hungarians
• Icelanders
• Irish
• Italians
• Kosovan
• Latvians
• Lithuanians
• Macedonians
• Moldovans
• Norwegians
• Poles
• Portuguese
• Romanis
• Romanians
• Russians
• Serbs
• Slovaks
• Slovenians
• Spaniards
• Swiss
• Ukrainians
• Yugoslavians

Americas

• Argentines
• Bolivians
• Brazilians
• Canadians
• Chileans
• Colombians
• Cubans
• Ecuadorians
• Jamaicans
• Mexicans
• Peruvians
• Americans in Sweden
• Uruguayans
• Venezuelans

Asia

• Afghans
• Arabs
• Armenians
• Assyrians
• Bangladeshis
• Burmese
• Chinese
• Emiratis
• Filipinos
• Georgians
• Indians
• Indonesians
• Iraqis
• Iranians
• Israelis
• Japanese
• Jordanians
• Kazakhs
• Kyrgyzs
• Kurds
• Kuwaiti
• Lebanese
• Malaysians
• Mongolians
• Nepalis
• Pakistanis
• Palestinians
• Saudis
• South Koreans
• Syrians
• Taiwanese
• Thais
• Turks
• Uzbeks
• Vietnamese
• Yazidis
• Yemenis

Africa

• Algerians
• Angolans
• Burundians
• Cameroonians
• Egyptians
• Eritreans
• Ethiopians
• Gambians
• Ghanaians
• Ivorians
• Kenyans
• Liberians
• Libyans
• Moroccans
• Nigerians
• Senegalese
• Somalis
• South Africans
• Sudanese
• Tanzanians
• Tunisians

Oceania

• Australians
• New Zealanders

See also

• Demographics of Sweden

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