Pie charts show main reasons for migration to and from the UK in 2007.

The pie charts give information about the reasons behind immigration to the UK and those who left the UK in 2007.

Overall

, it is important to note that attending a definite job was the main

reason

why many people immigrated to the UK

while

no

reason

category involved the lowest percentage. About the emigration pie chart, the no

reason

state category increased sharply,

however

,it was still a definite career which accounted for the highest proportion. Looking at the immigration graph, definite jobs stood at approximately a

third,

roughly three times as much as other articles. About 12% reasons were looking for work, exactly twice as much as those who did not mention any

reason

.

Moreover

, formal study accounted for around a quarter of

this

graph.

Furthermore

, Accompany subjects contained merely 15%. In terms of emigration, 29% emigrated for a definite job.

In contrast

, formal study stood at just 4% and was the least

reason

behind the emigration.It was

also

22% of looking for a job category. No

reason

stated,other and join accounted for 18%,14% and 13% respectively.