European Parliament’s Post

Freedom comes in many shapes - including the freedom to travel and work across the EU 🇪🇺 In any EU country, EU citizens can: 🎫 stay for up to three months, no extra papers needed 💼 🛠️ work without restrictions or discrimination 🎓 study and pay the same tuition fees as nationals (in most cases) 🗳️ vote and stand in municipal and European Parliament elections under the same conditions as nationals On World Population Day, let’s remember what it means to be part of the EU population 🙌 Read more: https://europa.eu/!xrnGxX

  • Infographic titled "EU Citizens Living in Another EU Country" by the European Parliament shows the number of citizens from each EU country living in another EU country and the percentage this represents of their country’s total population. Romania has 3.1 million citizens abroad (16.28%), Croatia 575k (14.90%), Bulgaria 753k (11.68%), Portugal 976k (9.17%), Luxembourg 39k (5.74%), Lithuania 155k (5.37%), Estonia 73k (5.34%), Latvia 97k (5.19%), Slovakia 277k (5.10%), Hungary 383k (3.99%), Poland 1.5 million (3.99%), Greece 412k (3.96%), Slovenia 60k (2.82%), Netherlands 470k (2.62%), Italy 1.5 million (2.60%), Belgium 273k (2.31%), Austria 205k (2.24%), Ireland 91k (1.70%), Finland 86k (1.53%), Spain 633k (1.30%), Denmark 73k (1.06%), Czechia 115k (1.06%), Cyprus 10k (1.02%), Sweden 100k (0.95%), Malta 5k (0.92%), France 626k (0.91%), and Germany 751k (0.90%). Data source: Eurostat (2024).
Marco Biotti

Ad e Direttore Generale presso Biotti Costruzioni srl

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You call It Freedom? That's survival for the eu politics

Yolin Z.

SO Consultancy - Founder Strategist | Marketing Person | Content Creator

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Hmmmm

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Georgi Karamihaylov

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European Parliament I will appreciate when in the Eu states I am not referred as immigrant , but rather as EU citizen, when other real immigrants are proudly standing as “expats”. Thanks

Ronald Bronsaer

Founder and Managing Director @ Laboratoire CellMade

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The diverse comments on this post highlight a fascinating aspect of life within the EU: the varied perspectives on leaving one's home country. It's clear that individual experiences can differ significantly. It's an interesting thought that the willingness of people from Eastern European countries, like Romanians and Croatians, to seek opportunities abroad might be higher compared to other nations. This could be influenced by a range of factors, including economic conditions, historical context, or even distinct cultural attitudes towards migration. My own experience as a Dutchman living in France for 25 years offers a contrasting viewpoint. My decision to move here was driven purely by a love for the country and its lifestyle, not by a lack of opportunities back home in the Netherlands. Ultimately, these discussions provide genuine "food for thought" on just how diverse the motivations for living abroad can be across the European Union.

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I strongly urge you to acknowledge and address the growing threat of hate speech propagated by the Swedish SD party, which endangers social harmony and fuels discrimination.

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Oana Arseni

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Romanians have done a great job in supporting the migration agenda

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Cedric Krummes 🌷

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Luxembourg is quite high up there. But maybe some Luxembourgers simply LIVE in Belgium, France, and Germany while still working in Luxembourg. As transborder workers because housing and other bills are cheaper outside Luxembourg.

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