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Band 5+: The following table shows the number of people from five european nations living in each others countries in 2011

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The image displays a table of people from five European nations living in each other's countries in 2011. British in British: 0, Germany: 297,000, Italian: 119,000, Polish: 550,000, Spanish: 71,000, Total: 1,037,000. Germans in British: 104,000, Germany: 0, Italian: 556,000, Polish: 426,000, Spanish: 112,000, Total: 1,198,000. Italians in British: 79,000, Germany: 42,000, Italian: 0, Polish: 106,000, Spanish: 19,000, Total: 196,000. Polish in British: 760, Germany: 4,400, Italian: 670, Polish: 0, Spanish: 170, Total: 6,000. Spanish in British: 391,000, Germany: 196,000, Italian: 188,000, Polish: 86,000, Spanish: 0, Total: 861,000. Total column sums: British: 524,760, Germany: 539,000, Italian: 863,670, Polish: 1,168,000, Spanish: 202,170, Overall Total: 3,298,000.
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The data presents the number of nations living not in their homelands, but in other countries in 2011.

Overall, the nation that likes to live abroad the most is Polish, whilst Spanish is the least likely to live in other countries. Many people prefer to live in Germany, whilst less choose Poland.

Regarding the most popular places, which are Germany, Britain and Spain with 1.198.000, 1.037.000 and 861.000 immigrants respectively. German is the most popular on the lips of Italians with 561.000 individuals living there and the least on the lips of the British with only 104.000 people out there. Talking about Britain, it is truly famous amongst Polish people since more than half of the million of them live there, but the Spanish do not share the same views as only 71.000 immigrants in Britain are from Spain. However, British diaspora in Spain is the largest and contains 391.000 persons from Britain, unlike the Polish population with just 86.000 citizens.

Considering the least common lands for immigration, which are Italy and Poland with in total slightly more than 200.000 foreigners. Even though residents of Poland created the biggest community in Italy that has 106.000 Polish people in it, which is almost 6 times bigger than the Spanish community, which is the smallest one and has only 19.000 members, Italians don’t hurry to relocate to Poland as well as other nations, due to the fact that only 6000 outlanders live in Poland, in fact the majority of them are 4400 German people and minorities are 170 Spanish people.

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