The following table shows the number of people from five European nations living in each other’s countries in 2011.

The table provides information concerning the

number

of individuals from five European countries located in each other’s nations during 2011.

Overall

, it can be clearly seen that Britain and Germany were the two countries, which had the highest

number

of other nationalities.

In addition

, Polish accounted for the highest

number

of subjects living outside their country,

while

Spanish citizens represented the lowest.

According to

what is shown, Germany had the highest

number

of foreign nationalities, at 1.198.00, the majority of them was Italian, at 556.000, and the minority was British, at 104.000.

In addition

, the UK served as the second region for having immigrants, at 1.037.000, the biggest

number

of them was Polish people, at 550.000,

while

the smallest was Spanish, at 71.000. In terms of Italy and Poland, both of them had the lowest

number

of foreigners, at 196.000 and 6.000 respectively. In Italy, the Polish were calculated for the most outsiders, at 106.000,

while

in Poland, the

number

of Germans represented the majority of foreigners, at 4.400.

Finally

, British people showed the highest

number

of foreigners living in Spain, at 391.000 compared to others.