Indicator in all countries

Capital city's migrant/refugee population

• Austria
• Bulgaria

  N/A

• Cyprus

  In 2011 there were 61,535 foreign (including EU) citizens in Nicosia

• Denmark

  The number of migrants in Copenhagen at the end 2011 was 205,016 which constitutes 11.96 per cent of the total population in the capital.

• Finland
• France

  17% of Ile-de-France general population is migrant population.

• Germany
• Greece

  There is official reliable data on migrant population only from the 2001 Census. Data from the 2011 Census regarding foreign population is still expected.

  In 2001, 376.732 in a total of 3.761.810 inhabitants (10.01%).

• Hungary

  No data.

• Ireland

  At date of writing, this data is not available. It is hoped that the data from the Irish census 2010 will soon be available to shed light on this area.

• Italy

  In 2010 the migrant population in Rome city is 345.747.

• Poland

  No data.

• Portugal

  No official information available at capital city's level. In 2011 the total number of foreign population in the district of Lisbon was 188,259, according the Portuguese Report of Immigration, Frontiers and Asylum - 2011 published on June 2012.

• Romania

  19859 third country nationals at the end of 2012

• Slovenia

  According to Statistični urad Republike Slovenije (SURS) [Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia] 20.694 foreign nationals were residing in Ljubljana on 1 July 2012.

• Spain

  493.738 people.
  15,19% of population.

• Sweden

  The number of  people with a migrant (foreign) background living in Stockholm County at the end of 2011 was 604 587 people.