The pie charts show the main reasons for migration to and from the UK in 2007. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The given pie charts indicate the percentage of various causes that contributed to

immigration

as well as

the emigration of

people

in the year 2007 in the U.

K

. The charts are composed of six main factors that lead to annual migration. At a single glance, employment was the leading cause of total migration. And the least number of

people

emigrated for studies from the U.

K

More than half of the

people

migrated for definite job reasons, resulting in 30% of

immigration

and 29% of emigration.

Also

, 12% of

people

came to the

U.

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U.K.

K

looking for a job,

while

22% of

people

left the U.

K

.

K

. for a similar reason. The percentage of

people

in the

U.

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U.K.

K

, who immigrated or emigrated to accompany someone, was 15% and 13%, respectively.

Furthermore

, more than a quarter of individuals moved to the U.

K

to pursue formal education,

whereas

, only 4% left the U.

K

for educational purposes.

However

, 32% of

people

gave other or no reason for leaving the U.

K

. and

this

percentage for reasons lead to 17% of

immigration

.

To sum up

, employment and formal study were the major contributing factors to

immigration

into the U.

K

.

while

people

emigrated from the U.

K

. looking for a definite job and to look for an activity.