How common is your surname in your country?

[RenaRyuguu]

My paternal surname is not common at all. It was occupational. It was changed for whatever reason

[joanna_38]

My surname "Dimou" is very prevalent in Greece, but mostly centered into the region of Arta.(around that specific area.)
Arta is somewhat western central Greece, from what i remember.
And yes, its uncommon, but not that rare. Most people here ask me if i have any relations with a female singer who just so happens to have that surname.
But yeah, kinda rare & unique. Not that common, from what i noticed. (at least personally, haven't met anyone with that surname.)

[pajkosbalna]

In top 10 both my fathers and mothers surname

[Teutone]

Frisian/nordic -son name, common in my state and in the Netherlands but uncommon everywhere else.

[TheMaestro]

Neither, dads and moms surnames are almost non-existent, in my country.

[KirillMazur]

For an unprepared person, my last name sounds like Polish (-skiy, plus a couple of hissing consonants). But in fact, this surname is found only in Belarus, Ukraine (less often) and in the west and south-west of Russia, only among ethnic Slavs.
Rare enough, but not so much, I can immediately recall two relatively famous people with this last name.

[Pribislav]

My surname carry 1681 people in Serbia, 1553 in Bosnia and Herzegovina, 661 in Croatia, 244 in Slovenia, and 27 in Montenegro.

[Jana]

Very rare, it exist only in few villages in western Istria, region I have no connection with.

[Pribislav]

Very rare, it exist only in few villages in western Istria, region I have no connection with.

Second sentence https://www.geni.com/surnames/vukojevi%C4%87

[Aspirin]

My surname is very common, he is common in Eastern Romania too (Moldova region, Northeastern Wallachia)