Vietnamese people in Finland
Người Việt tại Phần Lan Vietnamilaiset Suomessa / Suomen vietnamilaiset | |
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Total population | |
13,695 Vietnamese born; 16,129 Vietnamese speakers (2024)[1] | |
Regions with significant populations | |
Helsinki, Tampere and Turku regions & Närpes | |
Languages | |
Vietnamese, Finnish, Swedish | |
Religion | |
Vietnamese folk religion, Mahayana Buddhism[2] and Roman Catholicism | |
Related ethnic groups | |
Vietnamese people in Norway and other overseas Vietnamese |
Vietnamese people in Finland are people who originate from Vietnam and who live in Finland. People can be born in Vietnam, have Vietnamese ancestry and/or be citizens of Vietnam. As of 2024[update], there were 13,695 people born in Vietnam living in Finland. Similarly, the number of people with Vietnamese citizenship was 10,076. The number of people who spoke Vietnamese as their mother tongue was 16,129.[1]
Demographics
[edit]Year | Pop. | ±% p.a. |
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1990 | 1,643 | — |
1995 | 2,785 | +11.13% |
2000 | 3,588 | +5.20% |
2005 | 4,202 | +3.21% |
2010 | 5,637 | +6.05% |
2015 | 8,273 | +7.97% |
2020 | 11,562 | +6.92% |
2024 | 16,129 | +8.68% |
Vietnamese speakers. Source: Statistics Finland |
People born in Vietnam and living in Finland, according to Statistics Finland.
People with Vietnamese citizenship living in Finland according to Statistics Finland.
Municipality | Population |
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Whole country | 10,076 |
Helsinki | 1,967 |
Espoo | 1,274 |
Vantaa | 1,141 |
Närpes | 869 |
Tampere | 831 |
Turku | 568 |
Oulu | 330 |
Vaasa | 320 |
Lappeenranta | 150 |
Porvoo | 143 |
Joensuu | 142 |
Jyväskylä | 131 |
Jakobstad | 117 |
Lahti | 116 |
Kerava | 115 |
Kuopio | 88 |
Mikkeli | 83 |
Kaarina | 75 |
Korsholm | 72 |
Seinäjoki | 72 |
Kaskinen | 69 |
Pori | 69 |
Kokkola | 62 |
Hämeenlinna | 60 |
Nykarleby | 55 |
Korsnäs | 54 |
Riihimäki | 51 |
Valkeakoski | 45 |
Järvenpää | 39 |
Hyvinkää | 37 |
Rovaniemi | 36 |
Kajaani | 32 |
Virrat | 32 |
Kouvola | 31 |
Salo | 31 |
Kurikka | 30 |
Lapua | 28 |
Kirkkonummi | 27 |
Ruovesi | 25 |
Mänttä-Vilppula | 24 |
Kannus | 23 |
Rauma | 23 |
Kauhajoki | 22 |
Kauhava | 20 |
Varkaus | 19 |
Forssa | 18 |
Loppi | 18 |
Pedersöre | 18 |
Kristinestad | 17 |
Pargas | 17 |
Joroinen | 16 |
Lieto | 16 |
Raisio | 14 |
Vörå | 14 |
Janakkala | 13 |
Tuusula | 13 |
Kemi | 12 |
Nokia | 11 |
Isokyrö | 10 |
Lohja | 10 |
Sulkava | 10 |
People with Vietnamese as mother tongue living in Finland according to Statistics Finland.
Municipality | Population |
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Whole country | 16,129 |
Helsinki | 3,343 |
Vantaa | 2,430 |
Espoo | 2,079 |
Tampere | 1,082 |
Turku | 1,001 |
Närpes | 977 |
Oulu | 508 |
Vaasa | 441 |
Porvoo | 309 |
Jakobstad | 237 |
Joensuu | 177 |
Kerava | 172 |
Lappeenranta | 165 |
Kaarina | 154 |
Jyväskylä | 151 |
Lahti | 148 |
Järvenpää | 147 |
Riihimäki | 142 |
Hyvinkää | 126 |
Kuopio | 113 |
Kokkola | 87 |
Mikkeli | 84 |
Nykarleby | 83 |
Korsholm | 80 |
Seinäjoki | 77 |
Pori | 74 |
Kaskinen | 73 |
Kirkkonummi | 69 |
Hämeenlinna | 67 |
Lieto | 60 |
Korsnäs | 59 |
Tuusula | 55 |
Valkeakoski | 53 |
Rovaniemi | 49 |
Kauhajoki | 38 |
Kouvola | 38 |
Kurikka | 36 |
Vörå | 36 |
Pedersöre | 35 |
Sipoo | 35 |
Kajaani | 34 |
Salo | 33 |
Virrat | 30 |
Raisio | 29 |
Varkaus | 28 |
Kempele | 27 |
Kemi | 26 |
Lapua | 26 |
Pargas | 26 |
Rauma | 26 |
Ruovesi | 26 |
Loppi | 25 |
Nurmijärvi | 25 |
Kannus | 24 |
Lohja | 24 |
Mänttä-Vilppula | 24 |
Kauhava | 22 |
Mariehamn | 21 |
Nokia | 20 |
Forssa | 19 |
Joroinen | 18 |
Kangasala | 18 |
Lempäälä | 18 |
Muhos | 18 |
Janakkala | 17 |
Kristinestad | 17 |
Malax | 16 |
Mäntsälä | 15 |
Tornio | 15 |
Askola | 14 |
Kotka | 14 |
Uusikaupunki | 14 |
Hausjärvi | 10 |
Isokyrö | 10 |
Jomala | 10 |
Lappajärvi | 10 |
Savonlinna | 10 |
Sulkava | 10 |
Religion
[edit]The majority of the Vietnamese in Finland are Mahayana Buddhist, with a 12% Christian minority.[citation needed]
Notable Finnish people of Vietnamese descent
[edit]See also
[edit]References
[edit]- ^ a b c d e "Number of foreign-language speakers exceeded 600,000 during 2024". Population structure. Statistics Finland. 2025-04-04. ISSN 1797-5395. Retrieved 2025-04-14.
- ^ Chùa của người Việt ở Phần Lan bị đốt Archived May 8, 2013, at the Wayback Machine, Ngôi chùa Việt đầu tiên ở Phần Lan Archived January 28, 2013, at the Wayback Machine
Sources
[edit]- Kosonen, Liisa (2008). Growing Up Vietnamese in Finland: Looking Back 12 Years Later (PDF). Helsinki: Department of Social Psychology, University of Helsinki. ISBN 978-952-10-5018-3.
- Nurmi, Jari-Erik; Karmela Liebkind (1990). "Acculturation and Adaptation". Adolescents, Cultures, and Conflicts: Growing Up in Contemporary Europe. Taylor & Francis. ISBN 0-8153-2389-1.