How much does an electrician earn in Sweden?
per month is the median salary for an electrician in Sweden in 2025. That is 4% higher than the median across all jobs in the country, 38,300 SEK.
≈ €3,550 / $4,100 at September 2026 exchange rates, before tax.
That is roughly 31,798 SEK after tax in an average municipality, without the church fee.
An electrician earns 39,600 SEK per month on average in Sweden (2025). The median salary is 40,000 SEK. The lowest-paid 10% earn under 27,400 SEK and the highest-paid 10% over 49,900 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
- 39,600 SEK
- Mean gross monthly salary
- Lowest 10%
- 27,400 SEK
- Earn less than this
- Highest 10%
- 49,900 SEK
- Earn more than this
- People employed
- 42,900
- In this job in Sweden
Installation and service electricians install, troubleshoot and maintain electrical systems in homes, commercial premises and other buildings. A common route is the electricity and energy programme at upper secondary school, followed by an apprenticeship with an electrical contractor. Electrical installation work may only be carried out by a company registered with the National Electrical Safety Board (Elsäkerhetsverket), where an authorised electrical installer is responsible for the work. Most electricians work for private contractors, and pay varies with experience, qualifications and location.