In the early days of the war, hundreds of Ukrainians queued outside Migration Agency offices.
Lyssna: Fewer Ukrainians than expected to seek refuge in Sweden
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The Migration Agency today lowered its forecast of how many Ukrainian refugees it expects to arrive in Sweden over the coming months.
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It had previously forecast 76,000 arrivals by June but the agency now estimates that a total of around 80,000 Ukrainian refugees will flee to Sweden in the whole of 2022.
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At a press conference, the director-general of the Migration Agency, Mikael Ribbenvik, said that any assessment of weekly arrivals is fraught with great uncertainty.