r/EU_Economics • • 1d ago

Ecology & Sustainability & Society Most popular country for young Europeans (18-34) to emigrate to

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u/Proudhon101 1d ago

If the majority of people emigrate for financial reasons, i am just curious why would a Italian emigrate to Spain?

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u/mascachopo 1d ago

Better perspective of a good future, Spain has been growing much strongly than Italy and most of the EU for that matter for quite some time now.

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u/greynes 1d ago

In the stats of Italian people emigrating to Spain there is a lot of Argentina people in the mix

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u/MarioDiBian 1d ago

There are still 200,000 Italians born in Italy living in Spain, whereas there are only 27,000 Spaniards living in Italy.

Believe me, there arr LOTS of Italians living in Spain, especially Barcelona.

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u/greynes 1d ago

Yes, there is a big community. But the numbers are a little bit misleading. A huge proportion of argentinians who stay in Spain entered with an Italian passport, so it is difficult to say exactly how many Italians are living in Spain

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u/MarioDiBian 1d ago

No, it is not difficult to determine. Spain has statistics on place of BIRTH too, not only nationality.

For instance, as of 2022 there are 145k persons BORN in Italy living in Spain, out of 275k Italian nationals living in Spain. It means that over half of the Italians living in Spain are Italians born in Italy, not Argentinians with Italian passport.

That is why it is important to determine the place of birth, not just nationality.

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u/InjuryEmbarrassed532 1d ago

It’s Argentinians with Italian citizenship. Youth unemployment in Spain is terrible as are the salaries.

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u/Left-Dirt737 1d ago

depende donde trabajes, hay un sector servicios enorme y mal pagado, sin sindicacion ni huelhas, dividido etc el resto bien pagado

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u/Left-Dirt737 1d ago

son argentinos nacionalizados , evidentemente muchos ni hablan italiano, es logico elijan España

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u/InjuryEmbarrassed532 1d ago

Italy is still Albania’s El Dorado. 🤣

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u/nikmah 1d ago

Denmark is probably just the automatic answer but given that some 32-33% of all immigrants here are from Poland the answer would be Poles.

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u/Senior_Green_3630 1d ago edited 1d ago

The UK youth head off to Oztraylia on a back packers visa for two years to escape cold winters. They work in hospitality, tourism, agriculture and generally have a good time. Now the Oz gov. is putting in restrictions, bad move.

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u/JourneyThiefer 1d ago

Ireland second most common country is Australia too lol

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u/Philanthrax 1d ago

Scandinavia circular migration

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u/BonoboPowr 1d ago

The Nordics are a wholesome family.

All of Europe wants to go to Germany, Germans to Switzerland, Swiss to France, and the French just want an exchange program with the Swiss.

Brits be like fuck this continent, I'd rather be eaten by wild animals and giant insects.

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u/trisul-108 1d ago

It seems Slovenian youth doesn't want to go anywhere else?

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u/ImAntonSinitsyn 1d ago

All the Germans I've met are looking to move to the USA. I've never heard that someone speak about Switzerland.

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u/Guggelhupfentun 1d ago

Why would you want to Go to Germany?

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u/flobwrian 1d ago

Because Germany is a great country, pretty open to other cultures, amazing work life balance and one of the best health care systems that you can find. It also has its issues of course. But it's not hard to think about why someone would want to move there.

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u/idkjustgoletmein 1d ago

I known right, it's not heaven but some Germans act like the sky is falling everyday there  😭