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

The pie charts show the

reasons

for immigrants to a

European

country

in 2009 and the

reasons

for immigrants from a

European

country

in 2009. Contained in the illustration are two pie charts pertaining to the

reasons

for

people

to come and leave a

European

country

in 2009. Generally speaking, company/family was the primary reason why residents moved into

this

country

whereas

definite

job

was why

people

had to leave their place.

In addition

, no

reasons

played the least significant role in both

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. Beginning with the motivation behind immigrating to a

European

country

,25% of

people

immigrating to find a company or family compared to 23% of those for

the

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definite

job

.

This

was followed by the figures for looking for a

job

, studying and other

reasons

with 15%. The proportion of

people

relocating to

this

area consisted of a minority of 7%. Turning to the remaining chart, definite jobs dominated the pie chart with 38%, followed by other

reasons

with 23%.

Additionally

, there was a minimal gap between the catalyst behind the relocation to

this

region with 15% and 13% of the figures for accompany or family and finding a

job

respectively.

People

moving to a

European

country

for study and no specific

reasons

comprised a small ratio of 7% and 4% in sequence