​Having a long history of attracting people from across the globe, the UK has various nationalities from across the globe currently calling it home. From its former colonies to across Europe, the UK has a diverse talent pool of people. For instance, at least one-third of London’s population is foreign-born. See a short top 10 (by population) of the largest expatriates living in the UK. 

FACT AND NOTE: Given Brexit is happening in the UK this potentially might change in the future in particular with EU residents, whom at present represent a significant proportion of the top 10 list 

January 2019 – compiled by Young American Expat

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​Home to the global cities of Dubai and Abu Dhabi, the United Arab Emirates (UAE)’s population of around 10 million people encompasses at least 81% of them to be foreign nationals. Coming from various parts of the world, the UAE’s economic growth has attracted people seeking opportunities for themselves and their families, as well to contribute in their own way to the country’s impressive economic growth. See a short top 10 (by population) of the largest expatriates living in the UAE. 

NOTE: The UAE does not publish a breakdown of various nationalities, so these figures are estimates from various online sources, which mainly are derived from their respective embassies. 

FUN FACT: Although not making it on the top 10 list, there are 50,000 American citizens in the UAE, around 40,000 Canadian citizens and at least 120,000 British citizens. 

December 2018 – compiled by Young American Expat

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​Being one of the most visited places in the world, Spain also attracts foreign nationals from across the world – those who are looking to bask in the country’s high quality of life, great weather and professional opportunities. From across the Spanish-speaking world and other former colonies to Europe to Asia – Spain has significant foreign population contributing to the diversity that is the country. See a short top 10 (by population) of the largest expatriates living in Spain. 

FUN FACT: There are various reasons why foreign nationals live in Spain – many seek a better job while many (particularly from Europe like the UK) – go there to retire

December 2018 – compiled by Young American Expat

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