Really makes you think

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Fascinating.

nice digits

Your map is false, Italians and Iberians aren't seen as immigrants, even the rich Russians aren't seen as immigrants.

Expats work and bring something to the country in which they work. They also respect the country in which they work and don't want to change it.
Immigrants go to a foreign country to have a better life. They don't care about the country which welcome them and want to change it.

It always depends on the perspective of the speaker. Germans and French workers are called immigrants in Switzerland too.

its like calling it lobbying instead of corruption
or how western politicians like pelosi and trump and clinton all have wealth equal to 3000 years of politician salaries, but are never called oligarchs
etc
or how antisemite is someone that jews hate

many such cases

expat: skilled worker working temporary
immigrant: skilled or non-skilled worker with intention to stay at cunt

depends on the context DESU, irish for instance are seen as immigrants in the UK, but they won't in asia, and the same with italians

It really depends on the country. A dago in the Netherlands is an immigrant.
Didn't France welcome millions of dagos in the 20th century to the point southern France has been dagoified? Do you think they were called expats?

>Didn't France welcome millions of dagos in the 20th century to the point southern France has been dagoified? Do you think they were called expats?
No, because they were poor. But Italians who move to France today are not bad for our country.

what about émigrés?

Expat = someone who moves abroad for some time

Immigrant = someone who moves aborad permanently.

Is it so hard to understand? If you're from Scandinavia and you move to US and plan to stay there forever you're the immigrant

>immigrantugal

Ask Luxembourgians about that

>immigrant
Someone of lower socioeconomic status moving somewhere of higher percieved status
>expat
Someone in a already well-off country moving somewhere of equal status

That said
Are white south africans perceived as immigrants or expats?

>Italy
>Czechia
>Slovenia
Wtf those are developed rich cunts

I don't get why English widely uses the word "immigrant" but the word "emigrant" is somehow rare and they're not even sure what version of this would should be used (emigrant or emigre). It's like Anglos tried to pretend they never emigrated ourselves lmao

This. /thread

>Someone in a already well-off country moving somewhere of equal status

Then white IT developers living in the Philippines shouldn't be expats because they came from a well-off country to a poorer country

england was where englishman went, they were traveling internally

Emigrants are people leaving their country. Immigrants are people arriving

For example : I want to emigre of my country because it's full if immigrants

Most of our immigrants in Netherlands are students, fuck off