the pie charts show the reasons for immigrants to a European country in 2009 and reasons for immigrants from a European country in 2009

The pie chart provides information about the

reasons

for immigration. Looking from an

overall

perspective, it is clearly obvious that accompanying family was the main

reason

why many individuals came to a

European

country

,

while

a definite

job

was the leading factor for immigrants from a

European

nation in 2009.

To begin

with,

accompanying

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family takes up 25% of all immigrants, followed by the

reason

for a definite

job

which was 2% less. The explanation for looking for a new

job

was 15%, which had the same percentage as

reasons

for study and others. The number of people who moved to a

European

country

with

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no

reason

was 7%. For immigrants who moved from a

European

country

, a definite

job

overtook accompanying family to become the major factor in immigration from a

European

country

, accounting for 38%. Following that was 23% for other

reasons

, which was 8% higher than

reasons

for accompanying family and 10% higher than looking for jobs. The percentages for study and no particular

reason

accounted for the lowest figures at 7% and 4%.