The Best open data of the Swedish Migration Board Alternatives in 2026

The Swedish Tax Agency provides open data and statistics through APIs and Sweden’s national data portal.

Sweden’s Consumer Agency currently publishes no open data and directs data or statistics requests to its registry.

Burlöv’s municipal statistics portal publishes key figures and data about the Swedish municipality.

Sweden's eHealth Agency provides open statistics that users can search, compare, and export from its statistics database.

BAMF’s research data center provides migration and integration data for research, including register and survey data.

PHI-base curates molecular and biological information on genes affecting pathogen-host interactions and some anti-infective targets.

Trollhättan's PSI data page explains open data and how municipal information can be reused without restrictions.

Peek is Kyoto University’s digital archive, with collections including photographs, field notes, films, and records.

The UN Population Division provides datasets on population, urbanization, migration, family planning, and related topics.

Konstfack explains that its open data is available for reuse without fees or intellectual property restrictions.

The Human Ageing Genomic Resources include curated databases on ageing-related genes, dietary restriction, and longevity.

Salamanca's open data portal provides public datasets from the provincial government and its tax collection agency.

The Swedish Museum of Natural History works to make data and resources available, with information about sensitive data.

The Swedish Enforcement Authority explains what open data is and how it can be reused and shared.

Openaid visualizes Swedish international aid data, including payments, recipients, purposes, and reported results.

Östersund’s open data page points to Kolada, a database of municipal indicators used to compare Swedish municipalities and regions.

Kasetsart University's digital repository for creative works by university personnel, searchable by title, author, agency, keyword, DOI and abstract.

Vimmerby presents municipal indicators from Kolada, which supports year-to-year comparisons across Swedish municipalities and regions.

The Swedish Board of Agriculture publishes free, machine-readable datasets for public use and reuse.

Språkbanken CLARIN provides language resources and knowledge services for Swedish language research.

Sweden’s Medical Products Agency publishes information it collects through product authorization and supervision for further reuse.

Japan's National Tax Agency portal lets users search corporate names, addresses, and identification numbers and download the listed records.

UK-AIR's data archive provides measured air monitoring data, statistics, and preformatted files for download.

Download Arvika Municipality's public statistics and open data for reuse.