Foreign citizens accounted for fewer than 7% of persons living in the EU Member States in 2014
On the occasion of today's International Migrants' Day. Eurostat, the statistical office of the European Union, publishes a smai selection of data on foreign atizens Irving In the EU Member Stales. A larger range of data broken down by country of atlzenship as well as by country of Orth is also avaiable m the Eurostat database.
Highest proportion of foreign citizens in Luxembourg, lowest in Poland
Aaoss Member States, the highest proportion of foreign citizens in the total resident population was recorded m Luxembourg (45.3%), where almost half of the population did not have Luxembourgish atizenship. Shares above 10% were also regetered In Cyprus (19.5%), Latvia (15.2%). Estonia (14.9%). Austria (12.5%). Ireland (11.8%). Belgium (11.3%) and Spain (10.1%). In contrast Poland (0.3%), Romania (0.4%). Croatia. Lithuania and Bulgaria (all 0.8%) a> registered shares of foreign atizens below 1%. m total, foreign atizens made up 6.7% of the resident populatcn of the EU Member States at 1“ January 2014.
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