Strong increase in EU foreigners in Saxony

The number of foreigners from other EU countries living in Saxony has risen sharply over the past 30 years. According to the State Statistics Office in Kamenz on Monday, there were 88,280 people at the end of last year. In 1993, the number was 30,700. According to the statistics, most of the EU nationals currently residing in Saxony come from Poland, followed by Romania and the Czech Republic. Last winter semester, 3868 men and women from other EU countries were enrolled at Saxon universities. Austria is the leading country of origin. 30 years ago, there were just 308.