BRUSSELS (AFP) - EU states on Tuesday agreed a deal to relocate 120,000 refugees from countries on the front line despite opposition from eastern members.
Here is how the redistribution of 66,000 refugees currently in Italy and Greece will work.
The remaining 54,000 were initially to have been taken from Hungary, but that plan was revised after Budapest pulled out of the scheme.
That number of people will now be taken from other European countries in a decision which will be made next year.
Source: European Commission
Austria 1,953
Belgium 2,448
Bulgaria 852
Croatia 568
Cyprus 147
Czech Republic 1,591
Estonia 199
Finland 1,286
France 12,962
Germany 17,036
Hungary 1,294
Latvia 281
Lithuania 416
Luxembourg 237
Malta 71
Netherlands 3,900
Poland 5,082
Portugal 1,642
Romania 2,475
Slovakia 802
Slovenia 337
Spain 8,113
Sweden 2,397
Britain has opted out of the plan, as it is able to do under the EU's Treaty.
Ireland, which also has an opt-out, has opted in and said it will take 4,000.
Denmark, which is excluded from migration issues under the EU Treaty, has said it will take 1,000.
Switzerland and Norway as countries in the EU's Schengen passport-free zone have "declared their readiness to participate".