Municipality · NIS 21019 · closed 24/04/2026

Woluwe-Saint-Pierre / Sint-Pieters-Woluwe

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2 215provisional

-4,9 % in 2025 compared with 2024 (2 329)

2025: first publication (closed 24/04/2026), provisional figures. Late reports are added in later bulletins, which revise the figures upwards. The 2025/2024 change may therefore overstate the fall. Learn more

52,06 offences per 1,000 inhab. in 2025 (pop. 42 549 on 1/1/2025)

Source: Bruxelles_Capitale_Woluwe_Saint_Pierre_fr.pdf · 128 pages

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Local executive

Next elections: municipal elections: 13/10/2030 · regional, federal and European elections: 2029.

Profile

Official sources (Statbel), edition shown on each line.

Population on 1 January 2026
42 566

Statbel, 1/1/2026

Foreign nationals (non-Belgian nationality)
37,5 %15 980 out of 42 566
2010 : 31,3 % · 2026 : 37,5 %The vertical axis does not start at 0.
Annual series
1 JanuaryForeign nationalsShare
201012 23631,3 %
201112 64132,0 %
201213 23833,1 %
201313 75033,9 %
201414 18034,7 %
201514 68135,7 %
201615 00836,4 %
201715 09836,6 %
201815 34536,9 %
201915 49337,0 %
202015 61137,1 %
202115 60237,2 %
202215 87737,6 %
202316 27938,3 %
202416 23338,1 %
202516 07837,8 %
202615 98037,5 %

Statbel, 1/1/2026, series 2010-2026

Non-Belgians by group of nationality of origin
  • Neighbouring countries*10,6 %(4 509)
  • EU27 excluding neighbouring countries17,6 %(7 497)
  • Non-EU279,3 %(3 974)

* Germany, France, Luxembourg, Netherlands, United Kingdom (Statbel grouping).

Statbel, 1/1/2026, share of the population

Origin (indicator separate from nationality)
  • Belgians of Belgian origin37,5 %(15 952)
  • Belgians of foreign origin25,0 %(10 634)
  • Non-Belgians37,5 %(15 980)

Statbel, 1/1/2026

Age
  • 0-17 years19,9 %(8 466)
  • 18-64 years60,6 %(25 778)
  • 65 and over19,6 %(8 322)

Statbel, 1/1/2026

Area and density

8,9 km² · 4 757 inhab./km²

Statbel, 1/1/2025

Median income per tax return

31 645 €total net taxable income, 21 241 returns

Statbel, income 2023

Definitions
  • « Foreign national » = person with a non-Belgian nationality in the national register, on 1 January. Naturalised Belgians or Belgians of foreign origin are counted as Belgians.
  • Origin (Statbel): based on current nationality, the person's first registered nationality and that of their parents. Official categories: Belgian of Belgian origin, Belgian of foreign origin, non-Belgian.
  • Group of nationality of origin: Statbel grouping into neighbouring countries, EU27 excluding neighbouring countries, and non-EU27; this is not a strict EU / non-EU split (the United Kingdom is classed as a neighbouring country).
  • Merged or renumbered municipalities: no reconstructed series before the date of the new code (same rule as for the reference population).
  • These figures are not cross-referenced with any crime statistics.

Elections

  • Valid votes: 18,585
  • Registered: 23,347 · turnout 83.6 %
  • Blank votes: 935 (4.8 % of ballots; electronic voting, no void ballots)
ListVotes%Seats
LB-Liste Bourgmestre11,47261.7 %24
ECOLO-GROEN3,47218.7 %6
Citoyens+PS-Vooruit1,8309.8 %3
DéFI l'Alternative1,8119.7 %2

Source: Brussels-Capital Region, elections2024.brussels, official results (local elections of 13/10/2024). Local lists, under the filed name, not linked to any party. National view

Perceived safety (Security Monitor survey)

Survey data, not recorded offences

Answers from a sample of residents aged 15 and over (Federal Police, Security Monitor). They measure perception and self-reported victimisation, with a margin of error, and are not comparable with the BIPOL figures on this page. No score or ranking. Only zones and municipalities registered for the survey have local results. Methodology

Often or always feels unsafe

« Always » and « often » answers added together, as published.

  • 2018 (read in the report 2024)5,0 %90 % CI : 3,3 à 6,7 % · n = 444 · p. 32

    Same edition: Brussels Region 11,0 % (p. 65) · Belgium 5,8 % (p. 73)

  • 20215,4 %90 % CI : 3,3 à 7,6 % · n = 311 · p. 27

    Same edition: Brussels Region 16,3 % (p. 46) · Belgium 9,1 % (p. 72)

  • 20246,5 %90 % CI : 4,7 à 8,3 % · n = 513 · p. 32

    Same edition: Brussels Region 19,2 % (p. 64) · Belgium 10 % (p. 30, rounded value from the federal analysis)

Often or always avoids certain places in their municipality

« Always » and « often » answers added together, as published.

  • 20214,3 %90 % CI : 2,4 à 6,1 % · n = 320 · p. 29

    Same edition: Brussels Region 23,2 % (p. 48) · Belgium 13,4 % (p. 75)

  • 20243,7 %90 % CI : 2,3 à 5,0 % · n = 512 · p. 34

    Same edition: Brussels Region 25,7 % (p. 67) · Belgium not available

Most cited neighbourhood problems

Share of respondents who consider the situation « definitely » or « rather » (2024) / « somewhat » (2021) a problem. The response scale changed in 2024: the two editions are shown separately, without comparison.

2021

  1. 1. Inappropriate speed54,8 % (p. 5)
  2. 2. Burglary of homes46,0 % (p. 5)
  3. 3. Nuisance from scooters / bicycles44,1 % (p. 5)

2024

  1. 1. Inappropriate speed42,6 % (p. 4)
  2. 2. Burglary of homes39,5 % (p. 4)
  3. 3. Fly-tipping and litter in the street35,9 % (p. 5)

Self-reported victimisation (last 12 months) and reporting to the police

Victims: share of respondents. Reporting: share of victims who say they reported it (police report); n = number of victims who answered.

Home burglary

2021
Victims: 3,6 %90 % CI : 1,8 à 5,3 % · n = 312 · p. 33

Same edition: Brussels Region 5,7 % (p. 54) · Belgium 2,9 % (p. 83)

Reported: 84,9 %90 % CI : 66,3 à 100,0 % · n = 10 · p. 50Fewer than 30 answers: interpret with caution.
2024
Victims: 5,8 %90 % CI : 4,1 à 7,5 % · n = 501 · p. 43

Same edition: Brussels Region 6,1 % (p. 78) · Belgium not available

Reported: 83,1 %90 % CI : 71,5 à 94,8 % · n = 28 · p. 64Fewer than 30 answers: interpret with caution.

Theft of bicycle or scooter

2021
Victims: 8,6 %90 % CI : 6,0 à 11,2 % · n = 312 · p. 33

Same edition: Brussels Region 12,3 % (p. 54) · Belgium 5,9 % (p. 83)

Reported: 24,7 %90 % CI : 10,5 à 38,9 % · n = 25 · p. 50Fewer than 30 answers: interpret with caution.
2024
Victims: 6,2 %90 % CI : 4,5 à 8,0 % · n = 497 · p. 43

Same edition: Brussels Region 11,1 % (p. 78) · Belgium 5,6 % (p. 38, rounded value from the federal analysis)

Reported: 49,6 %90 % CI : 34,3 à 64,8 % · n = 29 · p. 64Fewer than 30 answers: interpret with caution.

Theft with violence

2021
Victims: 2,2 %90 % CI : 0,8 à 3,6 % · n = 307 · p. 33

Same edition: Brussels Region 4,1 % (p. 54) · Belgium 1,3 % (p. 83)

Reported: 24,8 %90 % CI : 0,0 à 53,8 % · n = 6 · p. 50Fewer than 30 answers: interpret with caution.
2024
Victims: 1,5 %90 % CI : 0,6 à 2,4 % · n = 500 · p. 43

Same edition: Brussels Region 4,5 % (p. 78) · Belgium not available

Reported: 34,4 %90 % CI : 2,5 à 66,3 % · n = 6 · p. 64Fewer than 30 answers: interpret with caution.

Sources

Federal Police, DGR/DRI/BIPOL. Weighted percentages copied from the tables (page shown). 90 % CI computed by the site following the 2024 methodological note (§3.8). Response rate not published per zone or municipality (Belgium: 34.9 % in 2024). 2018 values: only when the report publishes the « by year » table.

Main categories

Click a category to open the annual series (2000, 2015-2025; 2025 provisional).

Category2025prov.Change 2025/20242000
2 215-4,9 %3 187
761-11,8 %1 734
290+15,5 %165
156+6,8 %263
147-9,3 %177
139-21,0 %224
129-21,3 %-
126+1,6 %25
70+59,1 %21
680,0 %80
620,0 %109
55+5,8 %110
45+36,4 %43
44-13,7 %-
29+7,4 %14
26+8,3 %30
25-39,0 %41
21-12,5 %43
18-5,3 %1
10+100,0 %17
9+12,5 %-
8+100,0 %8
5+400,0 %3
3+200,0 %11
3-76,9 %27
3-40,0 %1
2-33,3 %-
1--
1-75,0 %2
1--
10,0 %6
1-50,0 %1
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Change 2025/2024: change in 2025 compared with 2024 (e.g. −10 % = 2025 is 10 % lower than 2024, not the reverse).

2025 provisional: first publication. Reports registered late are added in later bulletins, which revise the figures upwards, so the 2025/2024 fall may be overstated.

Source of figures: police crime statistics bulletin, Q4 2025 (closed 24/04/2026). Click a category to show the full available annual series.