European Countries: Population, Birthrates, Fertility Rates, Migration rates and Population Growth rates

  European Union.

  EFTA states.

  Transcontinental countries largely located in Asia.

Rank	Country (or dependent territory)		July 1, 2015 projection[1]	% of pop.	Average relative annual growth (%)[2]	Average absolute annual growth [3]	Estimated doubling time (Years)[4]	Official figure (where available)	Date of last figure
1	Russia[5]		144,031,000	16.91	0.19	278,000	368	146,544,710	January 1, 2016
2	Germany		81,459,000	9.54	0.32	256,000	220	81,083,600	September 30, 2014
3	Turkey		78,214,000	9.18	1.34	1,035,000	52	77,695,904	December 31, 2014
4	France[6]		66,417,000	7.80	0.39	261,022	177	66,539,000	December 1, 2015
5	United Kingdom		65,081,276	7.64	0.75	484,000	92	64,596,800	June 25, 2015
6	Italy		60,963,000	7.16	0.49	298,000	141	60,788,845	November 30, 2014
7	Spain		46,335,000	5.44	-0.28	-129,000	-	46,464,053	July 1, 2014
8	Ukraine[7]		42,850,000	5.03	-0.32	-136,000	-	42,726,067	March 1, 2015
9	Poland		38,494,000	4.52	0.05	20,000	1,334	38,484,000	December 31, 2014
10	Romania		19,822,000	2.33	-0.41	-81,000	-	19,942,642	January 1, 2014
11	Kazakhstan		17,543,000	2.06	1.45	251,000	48	17,651,852	December 1, 2015
12	Netherlands		17,001,688	1.99	0.37	62,000	189	16,979,000	April 4, 2016
13	Belgium		11,259,000	1.32	0.52	58,000	134	11,239,846	March 1, 2015
14	Greece		10,769,000	1.26	-0.11	-12,000	-	10,816,286	May 24, 2011
15	Czech Republic		10,535,000	1.24	-0.06	-6,000	-	10,538,275	December 31, 2014
16	Portugal		10,311,000	1.21	-0.56	-58,000	-	10,427,301	2013
17	Hungary		9,835,000	1.15	-0.28	-28,000	-	9,849,000	December 31, 2014
18	Sweden		9,858,794	1.15	1.03	100,000	68	9,760,142	January 31, 2016
19	Azerbaijan		9,651,000	1.13	1.23	117,000	57	9,593,000	January 1, 2015
20	Belarus		9,481,000	1.11	0.00	0	-	9,481,100	April 1, 2015
21	Austria		8,608,000	1.01	0.67	57,000	104	8,579,747	January 1, 2015
22	Switzerland		8,265,000	0.97	0.87	71,000	80	8,211,700	September 30, 2014
23	Bulgaria		7,185,000	0.84	-0.57	-41,000	-	7,245,677	December 31, 2013
24	Serbia		7,103,000	0.83	-0.41	-29,000	-	7,146,759	January 1, 2014
25	Denmark		5,673,000	0.67	0.48	27,000	145	5,659,715	January 1, 2015
26	Finland		5,475,000	0.64	0.11	6,000	632	5,473,465	March 31, 2015
27	Slovakia		5,426,000	0.64	0.13	7,000	537	5,415,949	September 30, 2014
28	Norway		5,194,000	0.61	1.11	57,000	63	5,165,802	January 1, 2015
29	Ireland		4,630,000	0.54	0.35	16,000	200	4,609,600	April 2014
30	Croatia		4,230,000	0.50	-0.31	-13,000	-	4,267,558	July 1, 2012
31	Bosnia and Herzegovina		3,750,000	0.44	-0.64	-24,000	-	3,791,622	October 1, 2013
32	Georgia		3,707,000	0.44	-1.23	-46,000	-	3,729,500	January 1, 2015
33	Moldova		3,564,000	0.42	0.48	17,000	145	3,555,200	January 1, 2015
34	Armenia		3,010,000	0.35	-0.03	-1,000	-	3,010,600	December 31, 2014
35	Lithuania		2,906,000	0.34	-0.85	-25,000	-	2,912,566	April 1, 2015
36	Albania		2,887,000	0.34	-0.41	-12,000	-	2,893,005	January 1, 2015
37	Macedonia		2,071,000	0.24	0.15	3,000	478	2,069,172	December 31, 2014
38	Slovenia		2,065,000	0.24	0.15	3,000	477	2,062,731	October 1, 2014
39	Latvia		1,979,000	0.23	-0.90	-18,000	-	1,983,300	April 1, 2015
40	Kosovo[8]		1,867,000	0.22	1.08	20,000	64	1,815,606	December 31, 2012
41	Estonia		1,315,000	0.15	0.46	6,000	152	1,312,252	January 1, 2015
42	Cyprus		876,000	0.10	0.46	4,000	151	865,900	December 31, 2012
43	Montenegro		620,000	0.07	0.00	0	-	620,029	April 1, 2011
44	Luxembourg		570,000	0.07	2.52	14,000	28	562,958	December 31, 2014
45	Transnistria		505,153	0.06
46	Malta		425,000	0.05	0.47	2,000	147	417,432	November 20, 2011
47	Northern Cyprus		339,000	0.04
48	Iceland		331,000	0.04	1.22	4,000	57	329,100	January 1, 2015
	Jersey (UK)		103,000	0.01	0.98	1,000	71	97,857	March 27, 2011
	Isle of Man (UK)		89,000	0.01	1.14	1,000	61	84,497	March 27, 2011
49	Andorra		78,000	0.01	1.30	1,000	54	76,949	2014
	Guernsey (UK)		66,000	0.01	1.54	1,000	45	65,150	March 31, 2014
	Faroe Islands (Denmark)		49,000	0.01	0.00	0	-	48,693	February 1, 2015
50	Liechtenstein		37,000	0.00	0.00	0	-	37,370	December 31, 2014
51	Monaco		37,000	0.00	0.00	0	-	36,950	December 31, 2013
	Gibraltar (UK)[9]		34,000	0.00	3.03	1,000	23	30,001	2012
52	San Marino		33,000	0.00	0.00	0	-	32,798	February 28, 2015
	Åland Islands (Finland)		29,000	0.00	0.00	0	-	28,666	December 31, 2013
	Svalbard and Jan Mayen(Norway)		3,000	0.00	0.00	0	-	2,575	July 1, 2014
53	Vatican City		800	0.00	0.00	0	-	0	2012
61	Total		851,605,800	100.00	0.33	2,802,000	210

Total fertility rate, 1960–2014 (live births per woman) YB16.png

At the moment in Europe, only France (2.01), Ireland (1.94), Iceland (1.93), Sweden (1.88) and UK (1.81) surpass Russia (1.78) in terms of fertility rate. And based on the current trajectory, Russia would have the highest fertility rate in Europe by 2030. In terms of birthrate, Russia (13.3/100 births) comes second to Ireland (14.4/1000 births) in 2015.