There are many countries in the world, whether developed or developing, and some countries are immigrant countries, so the composition of their own residents may be people from different countries. And every country has more than one nation.
For Europe, most countries belong to the European Union, so it is very convenient to communicate with each other.
Probably a Frenchman who drives to Work in Germany every day, which is very common.
Then, if a country removes all its own people, the rest of the people are immigrants.
The composition of immigrants varies greatly from country to country for many reasons, including history.
Today we will explore a few European countries, and if there are no people, what people will be left.
One: Finland
Finland is one of the five Nordic countries and is known worldwide for Nokia and Santa Claus. If finland doesn't have Finns, who is left with the most?
This is evident from the figure. Russians, Swedes and Estonians account for almost all immigration.
Finland is adjacent to Russia, but its economy is among the best in the world, and Finland has historically belonged to Russia.
For Russians, living in Russia and finland can be said to be two worlds.
Therefore, many Russians with good conditions choose to settle in neighboring Finland.
Nearly 300,000 Swedes live in Finland. There are nearly 100,000 Russians, spread across the north and central parts of Finland, and nearly 50,000 Estonians.
Two: Hungary
In a country's border area, it is easy to have cultural and other exchanges with neighboring countries, and it is also a situation in Europe that can be chaotic with a car.
In Hungary, in addition to Hungarians, Slovaks, Romanians, Croats, and Germans are all "foreigners" with a relatively large population.
The number of Germans reached nearly 200,000, in addition to more than 300,000 Gypsies.
Three: Romania
The map of Romania looks really colorful, but the Hungarian flag still fills more than half of Romanian territory.
Hungary is the largest alien population in Romania, accounting for 6.5% of the total Population of Romania.
The number of nomadic Gypsies living and unclean hands and feet ranks behind the Hungarians.
A small number of other "foreigners" include Germans, Ukrainians, Turks and Russians.
Four: Germany
Friends who know a little about Germany must know that the Turks are the largest population in Germany besides the Germans.
This can be seen from the German football team, many of which are of Turkish descent.
In addition to Turkey, poles are also a large population. Germany has a total population of around 83 million, while turks have more than 1.6 million.
There are nearly 900,000 Poles and about 800,000 Syrians.
Five: Italy
Europe's "boots" Italy has also absorbed many people from other countries. From the picture, you can see that the Romanians occupy half of the country.
Romania only joined the European Union in 2007, so many people choose to work and live in high-paying places abroad.
While the Greeks in southern Italy dominate, Sicily is home to more than 500,000 Albanians.
In addition, Italy is also Chinese country that is very fond of immigrants.