What are the ethnicities of Denmark?

Denmark is a relatively homogeneous country with a population that is predominantly Danish. According to the 2019 Statistics Denmark report, 90% of the population of Denmark is Danish-born, while the remaining 10% are immigrants or descendants of immigrants.

The largest ethnic minority groups in Denmark are:

- Turkish (1.5%)

- Polish (1.2%)

- German (1.0%)

- Iraqi (0.9%)

- Syrian (0.8%)

- Romanian (0.7%)

- Somali (0.7%)

- Iranian (0.6%)

- Bosnian (0.6%)

- Afghan (0.6%)

These ethnic minority groups make up a total of 7.6% of the population of Denmark. The remaining 2.4% of the population is made up of people from various other ethnic backgrounds.

It's important to note that these figures may have changed since 2019 due to ongoing migration and changes in the population demographics of Denmark. For the most up-to-date information, it's best to consult the latest statistics from Statistics Denmark or other reputable sources.