Provenance
131,513 persons
Population by citizenship, 1 January (per country) · Lithuania · 1 January 2024
1The observation, as this site stores it
- Observation ID
- 146539
- Indicator
- Population by citizenship, 1 January (per country)
- What is counted
- De jure population stock at 1 January by citizenship, age TOTAL, both sexes (Eurostat migr_pop1ctz), one member state per snapshot: the nine broad citizenship groups for every year and individual foreign countries for the latest three. Citizenship is the legal bond to a state, not country of birth and not ethnicity.
- Statistical concept
- De jure (usual resident) population, stock at 1 January, by citizenship
- Geography
- Lithuania (country)
- Period
- 1 January 2024 (2024-01-01 to 2024-01-01)
- Nationality
- Non-EU27 countries (from 2020) nor reporting country (NEU27_2020_FOR)
The Eurostat `citizen` codelist as the per-country migration tables use it: reporting-country citizens, foreign and stateless persons with their EU27 / non-EU27 / stateless split, the EFTA and candidate-country subsets of the non-EU27 group, unknown, and (stock table only) individual foreign countries. EFTA_FOR and CC9_23_FOR are SUBSETS of NEU27_2020_FOR, never additional parts. - Value
- 131,513
- Unit
- Persons
- Observation type
- observed
- Quality class
- A
- Provisional
- no
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-09 08:47:31.286+00
2The raw source cell, transcribed verbatim
- Cell reference
- freq=A;citizen=NEU27_2020_FOR;age=TOTAL;unit=NR;sex=T;geo=LT;time=2024
- Value as published
- 131513
| Source dimension | Source code | Source label |
|---|---|---|
| age | TOTAL | Total |
| geo | LT | Lithuania |
| sex | T | Total |
| freq | A | Annual |
| time | 2024 | 2024 |
| unit | NR | Number |
| citizen | NEU27_2020_FOR | Non-EU27 countries (from 2020) nor reporting country |
The stored value is identical to the value in the raw snapshot. No transformation was applied.
3The immutable raw snapshot the cell came from
- Snapshot id
- 281
- Request
- GET https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/api/dissemination/statistics/1.0/data/migr_pop1ctz?format=JSON&geo=LT&sex=T&age=TOTAL
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-09 08:47:31.286+00
- Bytes
- 45,390
- SHA256
- 71862ee6893ce6adc38e3c01fe4215b158f0db0f346be32bc8950d0e06d42959
- Stored at
- data/raw/eurostat-migr-pop1ctz/71862ee6893ce6ad
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4The publisher, dataset and release
- Publisher
- Eurostat (Statistical Office of the European Union)
- Dataset
- Population on 1 January by age group, sex and citizenship
- Table code
- migr_pop1ctz
- Release
- 2026-09-25-LT
- Publisher last updated
- 2026-09-25 21:00:00+00
- Licence
- Eurostat reuse policy (Commission Decision 2011/833/EU) — free reuse with source acknowledgement
Methodological caveats
De jure population stock at 1 January, as the reporting country supplies it to Eurostat: the figure is that country's own, published through Eurostat, so it is never independent corroboration of its national population series. It is a different concept from a census enumerated population and from an end-of-year series, with a different reference moment, so it is never charted on the same axis as either. Citizenship is published in broad groups: citizens of the reporting country, foreign and stateless citizens split into EU27 and non-EU27 foreign citizens, and a set of historical EU, EFTA and candidate-country aggregates, with individual foreign countries for some countries and years. The EFTA and candidate-country groups are subsets of non-EU27 foreign citizens, not additional parts, and are never summed into a total. The published parts match the total closely but not always exactly (EU27 2024: a residual of 83,822 people, an artefact of summing 27 national tables), so no reconciliation is asserted unless it is stated for a specific country. Eurostat flags a break in this country's time series for this indicator in 1 January 2002: values on either side of a break were not measured the same way, so the change across it is not a like-for-like movement.