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Band 7+: The chart below shows the number of immigrants to Germany by region in 2010 and 2020. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant

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The image presents a bar chart titled 'The number of immigrants to Germany in 2000 and 2010', with the vertical axis representing millions. Immigrant numbers for 2000 were: Oceania 16 million, Europe 30 million, Africa 6 million, America 23 million, East Asia 15 million, and South Asia 5.5 million. For 2010, the numbers were: Oceania 23 million, Europe 25 million, Africa 7.5 million, America 13 million, East Asia 24 million, and South Asia 5 million.
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The data depicts the immigrants’ numbers to Germany by state in 200 and 2010.

Overall, there were six areas of the world where those people came from: Oceania, Europe, Africa, America, East Asia, and South Asia. Immigrants from Africa and South Asia were fewer in number compared with other continents, whereas the highest number was presented by Europe.

In 2000, immigrants from Africa and South Asia were just over 5 million. Then, in 2010, Africa showed a slight increase, while South Asia experienced a mild decrease.

However, European immigrants held the major number, which was 30 million in 2000 and 25 million in 2010. Following that, Immigrants from Oceania and East Asia had almost closed in number (around 15 million in 2000 and 23-24 million in 2010). Finally, immigrants from the United state was approximately 23 million in 2000, and then, it rose at about 13 million in 2010.

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