Serbs of Finland

Serbs in Finland
Total population
8,737 (2018)
Regions with significant populations
Helsinki, Espoo
Languages
Finnish, Serbian
Religion
Serbian Orthodox Church

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Serbs in Finland are an ethnic minority, mostly concentrated in Helsinki. In 2018, 8,737 people in Finland were born in Serbia.^[1]

Notable Finnish people of Serbian descent[edit]

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