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United Arab Emirates · Annual SERIES

Population in United Arab Emirates

Estimated population at midyear, counting residents regardless of citizenship or legal status.

11,513,149people
2025Observation year

+4.79% from 2024

Source note for 2025: Extrapolated assuming the same growth rate as previous year.
United Arab Emirates
Population in United Arab Emirates, 2000–2025people. Underlying figures are available in the data table.2M5M8M10M13M200020052010201520202025

people · World Bank · Missing observations remain gaps.

Underlying data

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Population · United Arab Emirates · people
YearValueStatus & source note
202511513149present · Extrapolated assuming the same growth rate as previous year.
202410986400present · Preliminary.
202310483751present · Preliminary.
202210074977present
20219575152present
20209401038present
20199445785present
20189346701present
20179223225present
20168935095present
20158505237present
20148059440present
20137693031present
20127391448present
20117104538present
20106869838present · Break in series. Data up to the year before this year are from UN World Population Prospects, and data from this year onwards are from national statistical office.
20096707058present
20086302664present
20075624635present
20065009100present
20054664790present
20044428967present
20034192457present
20023956826present
20013723590present
20003493575present

Definition & method

World Bank WDI brings together population estimates from UN population publications and national statistical sources. Estimates use censuses and demographic information on births, deaths, and migration.

Estimated population at midyear, counting residents regardless of citizenship or legal status.

What to keep in mind

  • This is a midyear estimate rather than a census-day count.
  • Population estimates can be revised when censuses or migration estimates change.
  • Country-level figures do not describe local population growth. Preserve source footnotes, including preliminary estimates.
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