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Band 5+: The charts below show the reasons for immigrants to and from a European country in 2009. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparison where relevant.

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The image displays two pie charts titled "Reasons for immigrants to a European country (2009)" and "Reasons for immigrants from a European country (2009)" with data points as follows: for immigration to, 30% indicated definite job, 23% looking for work, 15% study, 25% accompany/family, 7% other reasons, 0% no reason; for immigration from, 29% indicated definite job, 23% looking for work, 4% study, 16% accompany/family, 7% other reasons, 38% no reason.
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The charts illustrate the causes for foreigners to and from a European country in 2009

Overall, almost of reasons for immigrants to and from a European country were different, except the smallest category in same year.

Looking fist biggest figure of two charts, the definite job from European country was the largest proportion (38%), while accompany and family of reasons to the country had a quarter, showing the highest figure. In contrast, the accompany and family for immigrants from a European country accounted the third bigger figure with 15%, after other reasons, which reached 23%.

Regarding remaining categories, the looking for work of both charts were almost similarly: 15% to a European country and 13% from the country. As same as, study from the country and without reasons to the country had equally percentages (7%) in 2009. Meanwhile, immigrants from the country without reasons were significant lower (4%) than everyone else.

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