Pie charts show main reasons for migration to and from the UK in 2007.
The given part charts give information about the primary reasons for
immigration
and migration in the UK
in the year 2007.
Overall
, it is clear that
a definite job and looking for work were the main reasons that people
came to and left the UK
.
Having a definite job consisted of 30% of immigration
to the UK
, compared to emigration, at 29%. 22% of people
who migrated from the UK
were looking for a job. However
, the proportion of people
entering the UK
for this
purpose was 12%. The percentages of people
who moved to join a family were almost similar with 15% for immigration
and 13% for migration.
Although
a significant number of people
, 26%, entered the UK
for formal study, only 4% of migrants were those who left the UK
for this
goal. While
a total of 32% of people
gave other reasons or did not give a reason why they emigrated, this
accounted for 17% of people
in immigration
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