Some 34,000 Greeks relocated to Germany last year, an increase of 43% compared to 2011 when 23,800 Greeks moved there, according to German government statistics. It is not only Greeks who are increasingly seeking a better life in prosperous Germany but a growing number of people from other debt-hit countries in Southern Europe. Last year, 29,000 Spaniards, 42,000 Italians moved to Germany, according to the statistics. The largest influx, however, was from Central Europe, with 176,000 Poles, 116,000 Romanians and 59,000 Bulgarians relocating to various parts of Germany.
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