Demographics and conditions for children — Solna

Children's health and care

Health and care indicators for children and young people in Solna.

Mental ill health, children and youth

9.9 %

Initiated child investigations

9.6 per 1,000 inh. 0–20

Children placed in care

4 per 1,000 inh. 0–20

Net cost, child/youth care

1,319 SEK/inh. 0–20/year

Injuries/incidents, ages 0-14

3,363 per 100,000

Injuries/incidents, ages 15-24

3,979.8 per 100,000

Source: Kolada (N33820, N31801, N31810, N31819) and Socialstyrelsen.

Socialstyrelsen's injury/incidents measures are 3-year municipality-level averages, not school or DeSO measures. Small numbers are secret-masked by the source and are therefore not shown.

Children's economic conditions

Child poverty and economic standard in Solna (2024/25).

Children in economic vulnerability

7.8 %

Median economic standard

428 kSEK

Source: SCB — EU poverty threshold (60 % of median) and DeSO-weighted medians.

Demographics

Population data for Solna (2025).

Total population

86,435

Population change

0.8 %

Population 1–5 yrs (preschool age)

4,525

Population 7–15 yrs (compulsory-school age)

6,741

Population 16–18 yrs (upper-secondary age)

2,126

Higher education 25–64 yrs

53.1 %

Foreign-born 20–64 yrs

41.5 %

16–24 yrs not in work/study

5.9 %

Source: Kolada — database for Swedish municipalities and regions.

Household types

Distribution of household types in Solna (2024/25).

Single without children

46.1 %

Single with children

5.1 %

Couple without children

20.8 %

Couple with children

17.3 %

Other households

10.6 %

Total households

43,922

Source: SCB.

Migration

In- and out-migration in Solna (2024/25).

In-migration

11,790

Out-migration

12,027

Net migration

-237

Source: SCB.

Labour market — education sector

Employment and commuting in Solna (LISA register).

Employed in education

7,168

Share in education sector

6.3 %

Share of women in education

65.5 %

Out-commuting

72.9 %

In-commuting

88.5 %

Lives and works in the municipality

13,075

Source: SCB LISA register.

Compulsory school grade development (year 6, municipality)

Average grade points per metric in year 6 over time. Data from Skolverket's Statistics Database.

Source: Skolverket Statistics Database.

Refugee reception

Refugee reception in Solna (2025).

Newcomers received

0.9 per 1,000 inh.

Newcomer children 0–17

63 per 1,000 inh.

Establishment rate after 2 yrs

79.2 %

Source: Kolada.

Data sources

• Kolada — Council for the Promotion of Municipal Analyses. Database for Swedish municipalities and regions.
• Socialstyrelsen — injuries/incidents among children and young people at municipality level.
• SCB — Statistics Sweden. Demographics, households, migration, LISA register, economic standard, child poverty.
• Skolverket Statistics Database — year 6 grade development.

Demographic trend sparklines currently appear on the Solna overview and move here in an upcoming PR.

Explore more in Solna