Ukrainian refugees

Statistics

The scale of displacement and housing loss in Ukraine is immense. Yet statistics are not only a record of suffering — they define the problem we can solve. Nordic Cross aims to turn these numbers into a plan for return, stability, and renewal.

Overall statistics

Since the invasion more than
520,000
Ukrainians displaced in the Nordics & UK
After the war ends around
150,000
of those Ukrainians wish to return to homeland
In the near future about
40,000
Ukrainian famillies need new homes

Country based statistics

Norway
Ukrainian refugees arrived since 2022: around 92,000 (official statistical report, SSB/UDI). See more here.
Refugees wishing to return to homeland after the war: up to 23,000. See more here.
Sweden
Ukrainian refugees arrived since 2022: around 72,400. See more here.
Refugees wishing to return to homeland after the war: up to 44,000. See more here.
Finland
Ukrainian refugees arrived since 2022: around 54,500. See more here.
Refugees wishing to return to homeland after the war: up to 16,900. See more here.
Denmark
Ukrainian refugees arrived since 2022: around 84,000. See more here.
Refugees wishing to return to homeland after the war: up to 51,000. See more here.
United Kingdom
Ukrainian refugees arrived since 2022: around 223,000. See more here.
Refugees wishing to return to homeland after the war: up to 19,500. See more here.

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Statistics

Overall statistics

Country based statistics

Norway

Sweden

Finland

Denmark

United Kingdom

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