The chart below shows information about the challenges people face when they go to live in other countries

The provided chart illustrates the percentage of foreigners in a particular country facing three distinct

challenges

upon immigration: making

friends

, finding suitable accommodation, and learning the local

language

. These

challenges

are presented across three age groups. In general, it is noticeable that younger individuals tend to struggle more with making

friends

,

while

they face fewer difficulties in learning the local

language

when compared to older age groups.

Conversely

, the older demographic displays contrasting trends in these aspects. Looking at the age bracket of 18-34, a significant proportion (46%) of people encounter

challenges

in making

friends

upon relocating to a new country.

Additionally

, 40% of

this

group faces obstacles in finding appropriate accommodation,

while

a smaller percentage (29%) has issues with learning the local

language

. Among individuals aged 35 to 54, roughly equal percentages experience

challenges

in all three areas.

However

, among those aged 55 and over, the statistics take a different turn. A considerable majority (54%) of

this

group struggles to learn the local

language

,

while

they find it relatively easy to make

friends

(23%) and encounter fewer problems (22%) when searching for accommodation