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The table provides data on how many people from five European countries resided in each other’s nations in 2011. These countries are Britain, Germany, Italy, Poland, and Spain. Overall, Germany hosted the highest number of foreign nationals, while Poland recorded the smallest foreign population. British citizens were the most represented among expatriates, while Polish citizens […]
The table presents data on the number of foreigners from five European countries residing in each other’s nations in 2011. Overall, Germany recorded the highest number of emigrants compared to Poland. However, the total number of Polish immigrants across these five countries was the highest, while Spain had the fewest. According to the table, there […]
The table illustrates the number of people from five European countries—Britain, Germany, Italy, Poland, and Spain—living in each other’s countries in 2011. The total population moving between these nations amounts to 3.298 million. Overall, Germany hosted the highest number of people, totaling 1,198,000, followed closely by Britain with 1,037,000. In contrast, Poland had the lowest […]
The table illustrates the distribution of expatriates from Britain, Germany, Italy, Poland, and Spain living in each other’s countries in 2011. Overall, the data highlights that Germany and Britain were the most popular destinations for expatriates, while Poland experienced minimal migration activity. Germany was the top destination, attracting over 1.1 million expatriates from the other […]
The table displays the total amount of emigrants from five different European countries (UK, Germany, Italy, Poland, Spain) who were settled in each of the mentioned nations in 2011. Overall, Germany and UK were the most preferred destinations for emigration, while Poland had the highest tendency to emigrate but received significantly fewer immigrants from other […]
The table illustrates the number of people migrating between different countries in Europe in 2011, specifically focusing on British, German, Italian, Polish, and Spanish citizens. Overall, the total number of migrants across all countries is 3,298,000. Among these, the majority migrated to Germany, which received 1,198,000 migrants, while only a small number, 6,000, moved to […]
The table presents data on the number of foreigners from five European countries residing in each other’s nations in 2011. Overall, Germany recorded the highest number of emigrants compared to Poland. However, the total number of Polish immigrants across these five countries was the highest, while Spain had the fewest. According to the table, there […]
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 […]
The table depicts the population of overseas citizens originated from five European countries namely Britain, Germany, Italy, Poland and Spain in 2011. Overall, it is apparent that the highest number of overseas residents belongs to Germany, while Poland attracted the most expats. To begin with, living abroad was most appealing to the German in 2011, […]
The table illustrates the number of people from five European nations – Britain, Germany, Italy, Poland and Spain living in each other’s country. A total of 1,037,000 British people live in the other countries, which is the highest compared to the rest of the nations. On the other hand, Poland records the lowest number of […]
The provided table describes how many individuals from five European countries lived in each other’s countries in 2011. Overall, Germany had the most foreign people among these countries, most of whom were Italian; after that, Britain had the most foreigners, and the majority of them were Polish. The lowest number of foreigners was in Poland. […]
The table below presents the number of individuals from five European nations residing in each other’s countries in 2011, highlighting the migration patterns among these nations. An analysis of the data reveals significant disparities in the number of people from each country living in other European nations, with Poland exhibiting the lowest mobility and Germany […]
The given tabular chart illustrate the amount of person from five (British, Germany, Italian, Polish, Spanish) European countries living in another nations in 2011. The data has been measured in numeric form. In an overview, it can be seen that the Polish humans least in term of moving to other country whereas the Germany was […]
The table provides information on the number of people from five European nations living in each other’s countries in 2011. According to the data, Germany was the most popular country for immigration, with a total of 1,198,000 people. A significant number of Italians, Polish, and Spanish chose Germany as their preferred country of residence. Poland […]
The table provided illustrates the number of people from five European nations residing in each other’s countries in 2011. Overall, the data reveals significant variations in the number of individuals from different European nations living in one another’s countries. Looking at the data, we observe that the highest number of individuals from a specific country […]
The table represents the amount of expatriates from Europe and their preferred locations within the continent in 2011. Overall, Germany was the most popular destination, with close second being the United Kingdom. Poland had the least traffic into their country but poles made up the majority of expats visiting the reported destinatons. Germany welcomed over […]
The provided table gives information about the quantity of emigrants from five different countries in Europe (British, Germany, Italy, Poland, and Spain) living in each of the of the mentioned nations in 2011. Overall, it can be seen that Germany and the United Kingdom are favored as the second countries for emigrants. At the same […]
The table gives us the informartion about the count of 5 different European nationalities living in their neighbouring countries in the year 2011. Overall, it is evident that, the number of people from Britain and Germany living in each other’s countries remianed the highest among the group. However, the amount of people from Italy and […]
The table provides information on the populations of 5 different European nationalities living in neighboring countries in the year 2011. Overall, it is evident that the number of people from Britain and Germany living in each other’s countries remained the highest among the group. However, the populations of people from Italy and Poland living in […]
The table below illustrates how many people of five different European nations residing in each other’s countries in 2011. At a first glance, the most of the Polish people live in other 4 countries (Great Britain, Germany, Italy, and Spain), while the Poland is the least selected country by other four nations. Almost a third […]
The table illustrates the number of people living in five different region of Europe. To begin with, it is clear visiable that, German had the most number of people with 1.198.000, whereas british had 1.037.000 citizen from other country. Ought to mention, spanish had almost 861.000 but Italy had 196.000 people and the poland had […]
The table illustrates the accounts of people who were settled in Britain, Germany, Italy, Poland, and Spain in each other’s nations in 2011. Overall, the British people were highly migrated to other European nations, whereas when compared to Britain, Poland seems to be the least amount of people who were settled other nations In 2011, […]
The table illustrates the accounts of people who were settled in Britain, Germany, Italy, Poland, and Spain in each other’s nations in 2011. Overall, the British people were highly migrated to other European nations, whereas when compared to Britain, Poland seems to be the least amount of people who were settled other nations Furthermore, Spanish […]
The provided table illustrates the cross-country residency distribution of citizens from five European nations in 2011. Overall, British nationals exhibited the highest level of migration, contrasting starkly with Poland, which recorded the lowest migration rates. Spain, meanwhile, saw the least influx of migrants during the stated period. British citizens notably dominated migration statistics, with substantial […]
The table illustrates the accounts of people who were settled in Britain, Germany, Italy, Poland, and Spain in each other’s nations in 2011. Overall, the British people were highly migrated to other European nations, whereas when compared to Britain, Poland seems to be the least amount of people who were settled other nations In 2011, […]
The table illustrates the number of people belonging to a European nation but living in another country. The data shown stastics of citizens from five different countries namely Britain, Germany, Italy, Poland, and Spain who were currently living in each other’s country in the year 2011. The majority of Britishers were living in Poland with […]
The table depicts the number of people belonging to five different European nations living in their respective countries in the year 2011. It is evident that more number of Polish people and less number of Spanish people live in other countries when compared to their counterparts. Also, Germany has a larger number of immigrants when […]
The table shows the population of five different European nations living in their respective countries in 2011. It is evident that more Polish people and fewer Spanish people live outside their home countries compared to the other nationals. Germany has the highest number of immigrants among the countries. Among the British population, nearly 400,000 have […]
The table shows the number of people from five European nations living in each other’s countries in 2011. People choose to live in other countries despite holding the passport of one nation because of the perks given to them. There are many reasons for why people choose to live in the other countries. Some families […]
The table depicts the number of people from the UK, Germany, Italia, Poland, and Spain living in each other’s countries in 2011. Overall, people from Polandia attains the highest as citizenship in other’s countries and Germany is the country that be highest people from other’s countries live there. As beginning, Spanish that lived in Polandia […]