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There have been some large increases in the proportion that agree that foreigners are
well integrated: in Berlin (40% disagree; +10), Zagreb (77%, +9), Geneva (69%, +9),
Rotterdam (52%, +9), Graz (51%, +9) and Antwerpen (48%, +9).
By contrast, respondents are less likely to agree now than in 2012 in Istanbul (33%, -
28), Sofia (31%, -18), Ankara (46%, -16) and Berlin (30%, -10).
If we look at the responses to both questions on perceptions of foreigners, it is clear that
respondents in some cities have positive views on both issues; for example the cities of
Zagreb, Cluj Napoca, Zurich, Braga and Malaga rank highly on both questions, with large
proportions agreeing that foreigners are good for the city and are well integrated. On the
other side, large proportions disagree about both issues in Athina, Torino, Istanbul,
Malmo and Roma.
The main exception to this pattern is Stockholm and to a lower extent Malmo and Sofia,
where the presence of foreigners is perceived as a good thing by a majority of
respondents, but where a majority disagree that foreigners who live in the city are well
integrated.
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