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 depict the primary cause of migration to and from the UK in 2007.

Overall

, it is noticeable that the

reason

for immigration in the definite job had the highest proportion of people ,

while

for no

reason

lowest.

Furthermore

, the

reason

for emigration had the biggest percentage of the public who are at the definite job,

whereas

the formal study smallest.

To begin

with ,definite jobs in immigration, accounted for 30 % which is twice as much as accompanying and joining (15%). The figure for looking for work had roughly similar proportions to others, namely 12% and 11% respectively. The formal study was over 4 times bigger than people with no

reason

.

However

, it was the most unpopular

reason

over the period in question. With regards to emigration, in terms of looking for work, it accounted for 22 % ,

whereas

accompany and join only 13 %. The figure for formal study was over three times smaller than others.

However

, the rate of definite jobs was approximately 29 % which is higher than no

reason

stated ( 18 %).