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The image presents a table with "Number of people living in each other's country" with rows labeled "Where they live" and columns labeled "British, Germany, Italian, Polish, Spanish, Total". Data: British (British 297,000, Germany 119,000, Italian 550,000, Polish 71,000, Spanish -; Total 1,037,000), Germany (British 104,000, Germany 556,000, Italian 426,000, Polish 112,000, Spanish -; Total 1,198,000), Italian (British 79,000, Germany 42,000, Italian 106,000, Polish 19,000, Spanish -; Total 196,000), Polish (British 760, Germany 4,400, Italian 670, Polish 170, Spanish -; Total 6,000), Spanish (British 391,000, Germany 196,000, Italian 188,000, Polish 86,000, Spanish -; Total 861,000), Total (British 524,760, Germany 539,000, Italian 863,670, Polish 1,168,000, Spanish 202,170; Grand Total 3,298,000).
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The table gives data on the quantity of foreigners from five countries in Europe living in each other’s nations in 2011.
Overall, Germany recorded the highest number of emigrants as opposed to this number in Poland. But the total number of Polish immigrants in these five countries was the highest, and the Spanish were the least.
According to the table, there are 1.198.000 residents from the remaining four countries choosing to live in Germany, including about 556.000 were Italian. With the same attraction, Britain was the second country in terms of the total number of foreigners living, reaching 1.037.000; after that was Spain with 861.000 immigrants. And these are also the three nations with the lowest number of migrants, in order: Spain (202.170), Britain (524.760) and Germany (539.000).
In contrast to the three countries above, Poland and Italy were places that attracted very few people from other nations to settle. There were only 6.000 and 196.000 foreigners living in Poland and Italy, respectively. However, Poland had the largest number of migrants, reaching 1.168.000 people; right behind was Italy with 863.670 people.
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