Immigration to Europe
2010 data for European Union
In 2010, 47.3 million people lived in the EU, who were born outside their resident country. This corresponds to 9.4% of the total EU population.

Immigration to Europe

Section Title: 2010 data for European Union
Table Section Text: In 2010, 47.3 million people lived in the EU, who were born outside their resident country. This corresponds to 9.4% of the total EU population.

Country	Total population (millions)	Total Foreign-born (millions)	%	Born in other EU state (millions)	%	Born in a non-EU state (millions)	%

Germany	81.802	9.812	12.0	3.396	4.2	6.415	7.8

France	64.716	7.196	11.1	2.118	3.3	5.078	7.8

United Kingdom	62.008	7.012	11.3	2.245	3.6	4.767	7.7

Spain	46.000	6.422	14.0	2.328	5.1	4.094	8.9

Italy	61.000	4.798	8.5	1.592	2.6	3.205	5.3

Netherlands	16.575	1.832	11.1	0.428	2.6	1.404	8.5

Greece	11.305	0.960	9.6	0.320	2.3	0.640	6.3

Ireland	3.758	0.766	20.0	0.555	14.8	0.211	5.6

Sweden	9.340	1.337	14.3	0.477	5.1	0.859	9.2

Austria	8.367	1.276	15.2	0.512	6.1	0.764	9.1

Belgium	10.666	1.380	12.9	0.695	6.5	0.685	6.4

Portugal	10.637	0.793	7.5	0.191	1.8	0.602	5.7

Denmark	5.534	0.500	9.0	0.152	2.8	0.348	6.3

Slovenia	2.050	0.228	11.1	0.021	1.8	0.207	9.3

EU 28	501.098	47.348	9.4	15.980	3.2	31.368	6.3

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There were 11.1% people living in Slovenia with a foreign country of birth.

final_sentence: There were 11.1% people living in Slovenia with a foreign country of birth.