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Rank	Countries	Amount (top to bottom)
#1	Luxembourg:	37.3
#2	New Zealand:	24.2
#3	Australia:	23.6
#4	Switzerland:	19.3
#5	Canada:	17.4
#6	United States:	10.4
#7	Austria:	9.3
#8	Germany:	8.9
#9	Belgium:	8.8
#10	France:	5.6
#11	Sweden:	5.4
#12	Denmark:	4.8
#13	Norway:	4.1
#14	Netherlands:	4.1
#15	United Kingdom:	4
#16	Ireland:	3.3
#17	Italy:	2.4
#18	Spain:	2.2
#19	Portugal:	2.1
#20	Czech Republic:	2
#21	Finland:	1.8
#22	Hungary:	1.3
#23	Japan:	1.3
#24	Slovakia:	0.5
#25	Mexico:	0.5
#26	Korea, South:	0.4
#27	Poland:	0.1
	Weighted average:	7.6

DEFINITION: Foreign population as % of total population; data for 2000

SOURCE: OECD

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Philip Collins (New Zealand) 30th May 2006	Your migration statistics are generally at least five years old. In such a rapidly-fluctuating field outdated figures have relatively little value or interest.
Anne Dwyer (Spain (but I'm a Kiwi)) 25th November 2007	I agree with Philip Collins ... your data seems dated. Spain, for example, is now over the 10% figure. However access to Spanish nationality for people born in the former Spanish empire 'taint/colour' statistics.

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