The pie charts show the main reason for migration to and from the UK in 2007. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparison where relevant.

The pie charts illustrate the major causes of Immigration and Emigration of people in the UK in 2007.

Overall

, the per cent of immigrants and emigrants in the United Kingdom working

in particular

sectors is the highest. The reason for the least amount of people immigrating is not stated .

On the other hand

, a mere 4% emigrate to other countries for formal studies.

Furthermore

, the migration to and from the UK

due to

specific jobs is observed to be at a difference of just 1% with immigrants in 2007 and a per cent less, in the case of residents moving away from Great Britain. 26% of the immigrants stated that they moved to the UK to pursue their education in comparison, to 22% of residents who were looking for job opportunities, outside of England, which were found to be the second major cause of migration in the United Kingdom.

Subsequently

, It was noted that only 6% did not state their purpose for immigration which was minimal in number. The statistics for people accompanying others in migrating showed a variation of about 3% between the former and the latter.