The pie chart show the reasons for immigrants to a European country in 2009 and reasons for immigrants from a European country in 2009. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the mein features and make comparisons where relevant.

The charts compare why

people

immigrate to a

European

country

and immigrate from the

country

in terms of six different reasons in 2009.

Overall

,

it is clear that

most

people

came to a

European

country

to accompany or family and most

people

left the

country

to work. The least

immigrants

came and left the

country

without any reason. In 2009, the largest

proportion

of

immigrants

came to a

European

country

because of family or accompany, which represented 25% of the total

immigrants

. The number of

immigrants

who came for

the

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definite

job

, was quite lower than that, at 23%. The figures for looking

job

and other reasons were the same as those for studying, at 15%. The smallest

proportion

of

people

immigrate to the

country

without any reason. In 2009, the largest

proportion

of

people

left a

European

country

due to

definite jobs, which represented 38% of the total

immigrants

. The indicator of other reasons for leaving was considerably lower than that, at 23%. The figures for family, looking for a

job

and studying were relatively similar, at 15 for family, 13% for looking for a

job

and 7% for studying. The smallest

proportion

of

immigrants

left the

country

without any reason, at 4%.