The following table shows the number of people from five European nations living in each other’s countries in 2011.
The provided table gives information about the
number
of emigrants from five different countries
in Europe (Britain, Germany
, Italy, Poland, and Spain) living in each of the mentioned nations in 2011. Overall
, Germany
and the United Kingdom are the most popular destinations for emigrants. At the same time, Poland is considered a nation with the greatest tendency to leave its country compared to the others.
The data indicates that a significant number
of individuals have chosen to relocate to the most developed countries
in Europe, such
as Germany
and Britain. The total number
of expatriates
residing there was 1,198,000 and 1,037,000, respectively. To be specific, the Polish were the most dominant group of expatriates
in Germany
, accounting for over half a million individuals. Likewise
, in Germany
, Polish people also
contributed to the most significant number
of migrants in Italy, with 106,000. In Britain, Italy outnumbered all other nationalities with a population of 556,000 migrants.
Spain, ranking third,
welcomed 861,000 expatriates
in 2011, with nearly half of them being British (391,000). Although
Poland was a great supplier of migrants, it was only favored
by a small Change the spelling
favoured
number
of people from other countries
, which was merely 6,000—less than a fifth of total expatriates
spread across five European countries
.
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