The graph and chart below give information about migration to the UK. The graph below shows how long immigrants in the years 2000-2008 intended to stay in the UK. And the pie chart shows reasons for migration in 2008. Summerize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisions where relevant.

The graph and chart show the duration of immigrants intended to stay in the

UK

and their motivations between 2000 to 2008.

Overall

, most

people

planned to stay for up to 2

years

throughout the given period, with the most significant amount of

people

relocating to the

UK

for a job.

Initially

, around 150 newcomers in the

UK

mostly planned to reside for 4 or more

years

and up to 2

years

, with only a small number of 50

people

wanting to stay for 2 to 4

years

.

However

, the trend for

individuals

who expected to stay for 4 or more

years

remained stable until 2008. Meanwhile, in 2002, the trend of

people

that wanted to settle for up to 2

years

started to increase by 50 thousand each year until 2004, where after that, the number stayed at around 250 until the end of the given period,

while

individuals

who expected to stay for 2-4

years

remained unchanged by around 50 thousand until slightly increased to 100,000 persons. In 2008, 38% of outsiders inhabited the

UK

for employment

reasons

, making it the biggest share among other

reasons

, followed closely by

individuals

who stayed for educational purposes at 32%.

Whereas

people

with the intention to coexist with their family comprised 16%.

Moreover

, only 7% represented other

reasons

, similar to

individuals

who did not state their

reasons

.