How many Poles live in France and how many French live in Italy? As part of the Guardian's Europa series we have compiled numbers on which citizens live where within France, Spain, Italy, Germany, Poland and the UK.
Using the most up to date figures of officially registered inhabitants we could find in each country we have brought them all together to get a better look at who exactly lives where. With the help of figures from Eurostat and the ONS here in the UK, we are able to compare the number of inhabitants by country and nationality.
The great interactive created by the Guardian's infographics editor, Paddy Allen shows the number of citizens inhabiting each country. We have focused on six countries in our European special so have also seen how many citizens of each of those countries live in each place. For example in the UK there are 123,000 French inhabitants whereas in France there are 150,000 UK citizens living in the country.
So what does the data show us? The UK is home to more Polish citizens than each of the other five countries featured. Poland has over 4,400 German citizens currently residing in the country and a mere 764 officially registered UK citizens.
Spain still holds a draw for many Brits as 390,880 inhabit the country whereas the Spanish it seems prefer to settle in France. With over 550,000 Italian people, Germany seems a popular choice for their European friends. For the French, the UK is a popular choice for emigration followed very closely by Spain.
The bar chart above shows the number of officially registered inhabitants in each country by nationality. Click on the graph to see how many of each nationality live where. Below is a table of the figures used in the chart and in our interactive.
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