EU Referendum: The Top EU Google Searches

Lithuanians are searching the internet to find out how they can gain UK citizenship in the event of Brexit, a new Google tool shows.

They are also keen to know whether they will be allowed to remain in the UK if the country votes to leave the EU on 23 June.

While in Poland, they want to know how the English say the word Brexit. (Ahem, Brexit).

In Croatia they are interesting in finding out the Queen’s view on whether the UK should leave the EU.

The search engine has released an interactive map of searches relating to the EU referendum and – not surprisingly – topping the list is "What is Brexit?"

So here are some of the 10 interesting questions people in the EU are asking about the referendum in the UK. And click for the link to the Google tool.

:: Lithuania

The fifth most-searched Brexit question: "How to get UK citizenship"

:: Latvia

The most-searched Brexit question: "What consequence will Brexit have on jobs?"

:: France

The third most-searched Brexit question: "Will I need a visa for the UK?"

:: Hungary 

Will the EU collapse if the UK leaves?

Hungary              

Will there be a Brexit domino effect?

:: Spain

The second most-searched Brexit question: "How would Gibraltar be affected by Brexit?"

:: Croatia

The fifth most-searched Brexit question: "Is the Queen supporting Brexit?"

:: Ireland

The fifth most-searched Brexit question: "What is wrong with the EU?"

:: Cyprus

The fourth most-searched Brexit question: "What effect will Brexit have on expats?"

:: Poland

The fourth most-searched Brexit question: "How do you say 'Brexit' in English?"