The chart below shows information about the challenges people face when they go to live in other countries ▪️Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The chart compares the data about integration challenges (measured in percentage) of foreign people of different ages who moved overseas.

Overall

, three age groups are demonstrated in the chart, starting from 18 years old and ending with those who are older than 55.

Additionally

, it becomes clear that younger individuals struggle with social issues more than others,

whereas

it is hard for elders to learn a new language.

To begin

, only 29% of people in

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to 34 age category find it challenging to learn the local language,

while

46% and 40% have

difficulties

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to make

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friends and

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a place to live, respectively.

Similarly

, for 39% of individuals aged from 35 to

54

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it is

also

problematic to find

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apply

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accommodation,

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by 36% for making friends. On another hand, those who are older than 55 can build

friendship

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friendships

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with new people much easier than youngsters, at 23%.

Moreover

, just 22% of them go through the challenges of finding a place to stay, representing the lowest percentage in the chart. The

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greatest

issue for elders is to learn another language, at 54%, which represents that the lack of

this

knowledge does not affect their socialising.