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How much do claims assessor and valuers earn in Sweden?

Claims assessor and valuers. 6,200 people employed in Sweden.

41,700SEK

per month is the median salary for claims assessor and valuers in Sweden in 2025. That is 9% higher than the median across all jobs in the country, 38,300 SEK.

≈ €3,700 / $4,300 at September 2026 exchange rates, before tax.

That is roughly 32,942 SEK after tax in an average municipality, without the church fee.

The mean monthly salary for claims assessor and valuers in Sweden is 44,600 SEK (2025). The median salary is 41,700 SEK. The lowest-paid 10% earn under 31,800 SEK and the highest-paid 10% over 60,900 SEK.

Figures are gross monthly salary before tax, converted to full time. Income tax in Sweden is roughly 30–34% for most earners, plus a national surtax on income above about 51,000 SEK a month.

Average pay
44,600 SEK
Mean gross monthly salary
Lowest 10%
31,800 SEK
Earn less than this
Highest 10%
60,900 SEK
Earn more than this
People employed
6,200
In this job in Sweden

The pay range

How monthly salaries are distributed among claims assessor and valuers in Sweden. The same scale is used in the tables further down.

31,800 SEKLowest 10%41,700 SEKMedian60,900 SEKHighest 10%
Light band: the middle 80 per cent. Dark band: the middle half, earning 36,500–49,500 SEK. The red line is the median salary across all jobs in Sweden.

Pay in the private and public sector

What claims assessor and valuers earn depends a great deal on who the employer is.

Monthly salary by sector and gender
Sector Average pay Median pay Men Women
All sectors 44,600 SEK 41,700 SEK 43,800 SEK 40,400 SEK
Private sector 44,600 SEK 41,700 SEK 43,800 SEK 40,400 SEK

Salary after tax

What claims assessor and valuers actually take home depends on which municipality they live in. Between the cheapest and the most expensive one the difference is several hundred kronor a month.

That is roughly 32,942 SEK after tax in an average municipality, without the church fee.

  • The youngest in the job, aged 18–24 years, earn 31,600 SEK before tax — roughly 25,474 SEK after.
  • The best paid 10% earn more than 60,900 SEK, which is roughly 44,696 SEK after tax.

Calculate the salary after tax for claims assessor and valuers

The figures assume an average municipality, no church fee and an age under 66. The calculator takes your own municipality into account.

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Pay for men and women

Median salary for men and women
Gender 30,000 60,000 Median pay Number
Men 43,800 SEK 2,800
Women 40,400 SEK 3,500

Women's average salary is 92% of men's average salary in this job.

Statistics Sweden calculates the ratio on average monthly salary, while the table above shows median salaries, so the two do not line up exactly. The figure is also unadjusted: it does not account for differences in age, sector or position.

Pay by age

Pay for claims assessor and valuers normally rises with years in the job.

Monthly salary by age
Age 30,000 60,000 Average pay Men Women Number
18–24 years 31,600 SEK 32,000 SEK 31,400 SEK 470
25–34 years 39,700 SEK 42,100 SEK 37,700 SEK 1,400
35–44 years 44,400 SEK 45,600 SEK 43,400 SEK 1,600
45–54 years 49,300 SEK 50,700 SEK 48,200 SEK 1,500
55–64 years 49,900 SEK 52,100 SEK 48,200 SEK 1,200

Pay by level of education

Monthly salary by level of education
Level of education 30,000 60,000 Average pay Men Women Number
Primary and secondary education 9-10 years (ISCED97 2) 43,500 SEK – – 210
Upper secondary education, 2 years or less (ISCED97 3C) 46,100 SEK 47,400 SEK 44,400 SEK 740
Upper secondary education 3 years (ISCED97 3A) 42,100 SEK 43,600 SEK 41,000 SEK 2,300
Post-secondary education, less than 3 years (ISCED97 4+5B) 43,700 SEK 46,100 SEK 42,000 SEK 1,400
Post-secondary education 3 years or more (ISCED97 5A) 48,000 SEK 50,900 SEK 46,200 SEK 1,600

Pay by region

Statistics Sweden reports pay by job at the level of national areas (NUTS 2), not by county.

Monthly salary by region
Region 30,000 60,000 Average pay Men Women Number
Stockholm 48,600 SEK 51,900 SEK 46,700 SEK 2,200
East-Central Sweden 41,200 SEK 43,000 SEK 39,600 SEK 710
Småland and islands 41,900 SEK – – –
South Sweden 42,800 SEK 45,100 SEK 40,400 SEK 890
West Sweden 45,200 SEK 46,400 SEK 43,700 SEK 1,200
Central Norrland 38,600 SEK 39,500 SEK 38,100 SEK 470
Upper Norrland 38,500 SEK 38,600 SEK 38,500 SEK 360

Pay growth 2014–2025

Median salary per year. Years with no reported median are skipped. The dashed line marks the break between the older and the newer series at Statistics Sweden; comparisons across it should be made with care.

From 32,400 SEK in 2014 to 41,700 SEK in 2025, +29% in total. Nominal figures, not adjusted for inflation. The lighter part of the line, the years before 2023, comes from an older set of statistics at Statistics Sweden and is not fully comparable with the later years.

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Swedish job titles in this occupation

Statistics Sweden files the following Swedish job titles under SSYK 3314, “skadereglerare och värderare”. These are the titles you will actually meet in Swedish job ads.

  • Besiktningsingenjör, försäkring
  • Besiktningsman, försäkring
  • Bilskadeinspektör, försäkring
  • Bilskadereglerare
  • Brandskadereglerare
  • Båtbesiktningsman
  • Båtskadeinspektör
  • Civilskadeinspektör
  • Civilskadereglerare
  • Fraktskadehandläggare
  • Fältskadereglerare
  • Försäkringstjänsteman, skadereglerare
  • Försäkringsutredare, försäkringsbolag
  • Personskadereglerare
  • Skadebesiktningsman, försäkring
  • Skadeingenjör, försäkring
  • Skadeinspektör, försäkring
  • Skadereglerare
  • Skadetekniker, försäkringsbolag
  • Värderare
  • Värderingsassistent
  • Värderingsman

Frequently asked questions

What is the median salary for claims assessor and valuers in Sweden?

The median salary for claims assessor and valuers in Sweden is 41,700 SEK per month before tax (2025). That means half earn less and half earn more. The median across all jobs in Sweden is 38,300 SEK, so claims assessor and valuers sit 9% higher than the typical job.

How much do claims assessor and valuers earn after tax?

The median salary for claims assessor and valuers is 41,700 SEK a month before tax. In an average Swedish municipality, without the church fee and for someone under 66, that works out at roughly 32,942 SEK after tax. The exact figure depends on which municipality you live in — our salary-after-tax calculator works it out.

What is the difference between average and median pay for claims assessor and valuers?

The average (44,600 SEK) is the mean of every salary and is pulled upwards by the highest earners. The median (41,700 SEK) is the salary in the middle of the scale and usually gives a better picture of what claims assessor and valuers typically earn.

What is the starting salary for claims assessor and valuers in Sweden?

Statistics Sweden does not publish starting salaries as such. The closest figure is the youngest people in the job: claims assessor and valuers aged 18–24 years earn 31,600 SEK per month on average. The lowest-paid 10% in the job earn less than 31,800 SEK.

How high can the salary go for claims assessor and valuers?

The highest-paid 10% in the job earn more than 60,900 SEK per month. Pay is shaped by sector, experience, level of education and where in the country you work.

Is there a gender pay gap among claims assessor and valuers in Sweden?

Women's average salary is 92% of men's in this job. The median salary is 43,800 SEK for men and 40,400 SEK for women. The figure is not adjusted for differences in age, sector or working hours.

Where in Sweden do claims assessor and valuers earn the most?

Pay is highest in Stockholm, where claims assessor and valuers earn 48,600 SEK per month on average.

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