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The image shows a table detailing population data from 2011 of British, German, Italian, Polish, and Spanish people living in each other's countries. British: Germany 297,000, Italy 119,000, Poland 550,000, Spain 71,000, Total 1,037,000. Germany: British 104,000, Italy 560,000, Poland 426,000, Spain 112,000, Total 1,198,000. Italy: British 29,000, Germany 42,000, Poland 106,000, Spain 19,000, Total 196,000. Poland: British 760, Germany 4,400, Italy 670, Spain 170, Total 6,000. Spain: British 391,000, Germany 196,000, Italy 188,000, Poland 86,000, Total 861,000. Overall: British Total 524,000, German Total 539,000, Italian Total 863,000, Polish Total 1,168,000, Spanish Total 202,170, Grand Total 3,298,000.
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The table provides information about the quantity of citizens from the UK, Germany, Italy, Poland, and Spain living in each other’s nations in 2011.
Overall, it can be seen that Germany received the largest numbers of migrants from those countries, while Poland the smallest. Additionally, more people from migrated Poland than the other countries.
Germany received 1,198,000 Europeans, being the largest number of the five countries. Most of the people that migrated to Germany were Italians, accounting for 556,000 individuals. England was largely chosen as well, having 1,037,000 migrants. Following, there were Spain and Italy, with 861,000, and 196,000 people, respectively. Conversely, only 6,000 people moved to Poland.
Poland presented the largest number of citizens moving to the other countries, accounting for 1,168,000. They were followed by Italians, who were 863,000. Germany and England showed similar figures, being
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