Population of South Korea

Gyeonggi-do

Explore Gyeonggi-do's yearly and monthly population, households, and growth rates in detail.

Total population 13,730,135 people
Households 6,121,301 households
People per household 2.2 people
Sex ratio (F=100) 100.9
Selected range growth +107.6% (1992~2025)

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Population trend (total/male/female)

Period-over-period change and growth rate

Households and people per household

Source: Statistics Korea KOSIS · Resident registration population and households

Reading population change in Gyeonggi-do

Comparing resident registration data for 1992–2025. This commentary uses annual data independently of the period selected in the chart.

At the end of 2025, the registered population of Gyeonggi-do was 13,730,135 people.

Annual change and the longer view

Population changed by +35,450 people (+0.3%) between 2024 and 2025.

Between 2020 and 2025, the five-year population change was +303,121 people (+2.3%). Compare this with the annual change to distinguish longer trends.

Among the years available on this page, the highest population was 13,730,135 people in 2025. The latest total differs from that level by 0 people. The first year is shown when a maximum is repeated.

Population and registered households

In 2025, there were 6,121,301 households, with an average of 2.2 people per household.

The change in registered households from the preceding year was +63,099 households.

Population and households can move in opposite directions. People per household is an average, not the share of one-person households or the most common household size. Registered households also differ from census households.

Compare with the same year nationally

This region accounted for 26.9% of Korea’s registered population in 2025.

In 2025, annual population change was -0.2% nationally and +0.3% in this region. Compare both counts and rates when regions differ in size.

Births, deaths, migration and boundary changes can affect population totals. These totals alone do not identify a cause or a policy effect. Check original table notes when administrative boundaries change.

Calculation and original data

Annual observations are year-end totals. Change is (comparison population ÷ baseline population − 1) × 100; national share is regional population ÷ national population in the same year × 100. Missing comparisons and zero denominators are not calculated. Averages and percentages are displayed to one decimal place.

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Annual population and households

Annual values behind the charts. A dash means missing or not calculable, not zero.

Expand annual data table
Reading population change in Gyeonggi-do · 1992–2025
YearRegistered populationRegistered householdsPeople per household
2025 13,730,135 people 6,121,301 households 2.2
2024 13,694,685 people 6,058,202 households 2.3
2023 13,630,821 people 5,978,724 households 2.3
2022 13,589,432 people 5,913,694 households 2.3
2021 13,565,450 people 5,841,995 households 2.3
2020 13,427,014 people 5,676,401 households 2.4
2019 13,239,666 people 5,468,920 households 2.4
2018 13,077,153 people 5,306,214 households 2.5
2017 12,873,895 people 5,131,379 households 2.5
2016 12,716,780 people 5,003,406 households 2.5
2015 12,522,606 people 4,885,012 households 2.6
2014 12,357,830 people 4,786,718 households 2.6
2013 12,234,630 people 4,712,324 households 2.6
2012 12,093,299 people 4,639,665 households 2.6
2011 11,937,415 people 4,579,405 households 2.6
2010 11,786,622 people 4,527,282 households 2.6
2009 11,460,610 people 4,359,467 households 2.6
2008 11,292,264 people 4,284,475 households 2.6
2007 11,106,211 people 4,183,926 households 2.7
2006 10,906,033 people 4,068,786 households 2.7
2005 10,697,215 people 3,910,886 households 2.7
2004 10,462,920 people 3,748,325 households 2.8
2003 10,206,851 people 3,592,144 households 2.8
2002 9,927,473 people 3,394,937 households 2.9
2001 9,544,496 people 3,191,089 households 3.0
2000 9,219,343 people 3,052,102 households 3.0
1999 8,934,332 people 2,944,148 households 3.0
1998 8,672,632 people 2,844,110 households 3.0
1997 8,470,594 people 2,779,473 households 3.0
1996 8,155,794 people 2,635,626 households 3.1
1995 7,789,424 people 2,490,250 households 3.1
1994 7,421,823 people 2,344,890 households 3.2
1993 7,005,232 people 2,188,473 households 3.2
1992 6,613,094 people 2,042,100 households 3.2