Migration Minister Anders Ygeman said Europe was facing an influx of refugees the likes of which has not seen since WWII.
Lyssna: Migration Agency told to set up housing for Ukrainians fleeing conflict
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The Swedish Migration Agency has been told to find more temporary housing for those fleeing the armed conflict in Ukraine.
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Since the Russian invasion began, some 3,500 Ukrainians have come to Sweden and registered themselves with the agency but the real number is likely higher.
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The majority of the 3,500 that are here have been so far able to find their own accommodation through family and friends.