Public opinion on integration of immigrants EU 2021

As of 2021, Ireland, Portugal, and Luxembourg were the European Union countries which perceived the integration of immigrants to have been the most successful, while Sweden, Bulgaria, and Latvia were the three countries which perceived integration to have not been successful. On average, 42 percent of EU citizens perceived integration to have been successful, while 47 percent believed it had not been successful.

Share of respondents who believe that the integration of immigrants has been successful or not successful in their home country in 2021, by EU member state

Characteristic	Very successful	Fairly successful	Don't know	There are no or almost no immigrants in our country	Not very successful	Not at all successful
Sweden	1%	24%	3%	-	52%	20%
Bulgaria	4%	25%	30%	4%	24%	13%
France	3%	27%	9%	1%	48%	12%
Latvia	2%	28%	1%	-	54%	15%
Hungary	3%	29%	10%	3%	32%	23%
Lithuania	2%	32%	17%	1%	39%	9%
Estonia	3%	33%	21%	1%	33%	9%
Germany (East)	7%	30%	6%	1%	47%	9%
Germany	4%	34%	8%	2%	43%	9%
Germany (West)	3%	36%	8%	2%	42%	9%
Romania	9%	30%	21%	2%	27%	11%
Greece	5%	35%	2%	-	42%	16%
Croatia	5%	36%	7%	3%	41%	8%
Cyprus	5%	36%	6%	-	35%	18%
EU	5%	37%	9%	2%	37%	10%
Italy	5%	37%	4%	1%	41%	12%
Austria	12%	30%	6%	1%	37%	14%
Netherlands	3%	40%	7%	1%	44%	5%
Belgium	4%	40%	2%	1%	44%	9%
Poland	3%	42%	18%	5%	23%	9%
Slovakia	4%	42%	21%	6%	20%	7%
Finland	3%	45%	4%	-	42%	6%
Malta	7%	42%	6%	1%	36%	8%
Czechia	6%	48%	10%	3%	27%	6%
Spain	8%	48%	8%	1%	31%	4%
Denmark	5%	52%	1%	-	36%	6%
Slovenia	5%	54%	3%	-	28%	10%
Luxembourg	12%	55%	10%	-	18%	5%
Portugal	14%	59%	13%	-	12%	2%
Ireland	22%	57%	4%	2%	13%	2%