Kurds by country: 35 country programmes. Kurdish communities country by country: regions, cities, sourced figures, community days, courses and research for each of 35 countries.
One page for every country programme: its regions, cities, community days, courses and research, with the figures each country has.
Figures
Iran: 10 to 12 million institute estimate; 2016; source: Institut kurde de Paris, The Kurdish population; label: secondary
Austria: 80,000 to 95,000 institute estimate (range); 2016; source: Institut kurde de Paris, The Kurdish diaspora (Dec 2016 table of ranges); label: secondary
Netherlands: 100,000 to 120,000 institute estimate (range); 2016; source: Institut kurde de Paris, The Kurdish diaspora (Dec 2016 table of ranges); label: secondary
Kazakhstan: 38,325 census; 2011; source: Kazakhstan census via Wikipedia; label: to verify
Denmark: 25,000 to 30,000 institute estimate (range); 2016; source: Institut kurde de Paris, The Kurdish diaspora (Dec 2016 table of ranges); label: secondary
New Zealand: about 990 ethnic group 'Kurd'; 2023; source: Stats NZ via Figure.NZ; label: secondary
United Kingdom: 70,000 to 90,000 institute estimate (range); 2016; source: Institut kurde de Paris, The Kurdish diaspora (Dec 2016 table of ranges); label: secondary
Lebanon: 70,000 to 100,000 estimate; source: Wikipedia; label: to verify
United States: about 25,000 (census, secondary) to 50,000 (Institut kurde de Paris) mixed; 2020; source: Wikipedia: Kurdish Americans; IKP; label: to verify
Kyrgyzstan: 13,171 census; 2009; source: Kyrgyz census via Wikipedia; label: to verify
France: 230,000 to 250,000 institute estimate (range); 2016; source: Institut kurde de Paris, The Kurdish diaspora (Dec 2016 table of ranges); label: secondary
Italy: 25,000 to 30,000 institute estimate (range); 2016; source: Institut kurde de Paris, The Kurdish diaspora (Dec 2016 table of ranges); label: secondary
Canada: 23,130 Kurdish ethnic origin; 2021; source: Statistics Canada 98-10-0355 via The Canadian Encyclopedia; label: secondary
Canada: about 50,000 community estimate; source: The Canadian Encyclopedia; label: secondary
Israel: 150,000 to 200,000 Kurdish Jews and descendants; estimate; 2007; source: Wikipedia; label: to verify
Norway: 25,000 to 30,000 institute estimate (range); 2016; source: Institut kurde de Paris, The Kurdish diaspora (Dec 2016 table of ranges); label: secondary
Norway: 7,100 Kurdish speakers official estimate; 2013; source: Wikipedia: Kurds in Norway; label: to verify
Russia: about 23,000 Kurds and 40,000 Yazidis census self-identification; 2010; source: Rosstat (from memory; 2021 census table not found); label: to verify
Belgium: 70,000 to 85,000 institute estimate (range); 2016; source: Institut kurde de Paris, The Kurdish diaspora (Dec 2016 table of ranges); label: secondary
Azerbaijan: about 6,100 census; 2009; source: Minority Rights Group; label: secondary
Germany: about 1.3 million research estimate; 2023; source: Mediendienst Integration citing Ghaderi and Almstadt (2023); label: secondary
Germany: 850,000 to 950,000 institute estimate (range); 2016; source: Institut kurde de Paris, The Kurdish diaspora (Dec 2016 table of ranges); label: secondary
Finland: 18,460 Kurdish mother tongue in the population register; 2025; source: Statistics Finland via Wikipedia; label: to verify
Finland: 15,000 to 18,000 institute estimate (range); 2016; source: Institut kurde de Paris, The Kurdish diaspora (Dec 2016 table of ranges); label: secondary
Greece: 40,000 to 50,000 institute estimate (range); 2016; source: Institut kurde de Paris, The Kurdish diaspora (Dec 2016 table of ranges); label: secondary
Sweden: 85,000 to 100,000 institute estimate (range); 2016; source: Institut kurde de Paris, The Kurdish diaspora (Dec 2016 table of ranges); label: secondary
Switzerland: 85,000 to 95,000 institute estimate (range); 2016; source: Institut kurde de Paris, The Kurdish diaspora (Dec 2016 table of ranges); label: secondary