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These countries are the most attractive for foreign workers

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    1. Alex Gray Senior Writer, Formative Content

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   Despite recent policy changes that are less than welcoming towards
   immigrants, the US remains the most attractive country for foreign
   workers.

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   report, workers from countries like Spain, Denmark, Poland, and Romania
   who were previously keen on the UK, now have their eye on Germany. The
   country has welcomed many foreigners in recent years, and has a booming
   economy.

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   However, despite the UK’s decline in popularity, London remains the
   world’s number-one city for foreign workers to move to.

   Spain, France, Italy, Switzerland and Japan make up the remainder of
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