The pie chart shows the share of emigrants from different MS represented in total intra-EU migration (16.25 million) in 2010. The MS representing the highest share of intra-EU migration is Romania (13%) whilst six MS (Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Hungary, Latvia and Sweden) contribute less than 1% to intra-EU migration flows.
The bar chart illustrates the significance of emigration from each MS, relative to the population of the country of origin. From Portugal, emigrants leaving for another MS represent 12% of the country’s population, whilst this share is lower than 3% in eight of the EU27 (Denmark, United Kingdom, Hungary, Czech Republic, Sweden, Germany, Spain and France).
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