This map will change the way you think about immigration in Europe

Immigration has been a particularly hot topic since the EU referendum campaign.

For this reason, it's often talked about in a negative (and often inaccurate) light. As an antidote to that, this map just shows us the facts, based on statistics from a UN report.

Here’s what immigration looks like in countries across Europe on a map according to the most common countries people emigrate from.

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The map shows that the most common country of origin of foreign-born people in the UK is India.

• In Norway, it’s Poland.
• In Sweden, it’s Finland.
• In Denmark, it’s Germany.
• In Germany, it’s Poland.
• In France, it’s Algeria.
• In Spain, it’s Morocco.
• In Italy, it’s Romania.

The only place where Brits make up the biggest proportion of immigrants is Ireland.

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