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Band 6+: The two charts below outline the statistically most countries in terms of quality of life and reasons for migration. Summarize information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image includes a pie chart and a bar graph. The pie chart shows an international survey on reasons for migration in 2014, with the following breakdown: Better lifestyle at 27%, Work opportunities at 22%, Study at 9%, Job offer at 24%, Adventure at 3%, and Family at 15%. The bar graph presents a community score rating based on categories like housing, income, jobs, community, education, environment, health, lifestyle, civic engagement, and work-life balance, with the following scores: Australia 7.9, Canada 7.8, Sweden 7.8, USA 7.5, Netherlands 7.5, Switzerland 7.3, and Uk/GB at 7.3.
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The two charts illustrate international migration trends in 2014, focusing on the main reasons people relocated and the countries ranked highest for quality of life.

Overall, it is evident that the proportion of citizens who migrated due to work opportunities was the highest, while it was due to adventure was the lowest. Notably, the standard of living in Australia and Sweden was much higher than in the UK and Iceland.

In detail, work opportunities accounted for the largest share of migration reasons, at 27%, followed by family and job offers, at about a quarter. The figure for study was much lower, at 15%. Better lifestyle and adventure, in contrast, took the smallest percentage, at 9% and 3%, respectively.

Moreover, based on high living standards , Australia and Sweden were ranked the highest, at about 7,95 mark. The figures for Canada, NNorway and USA were lower, at between 7,8 and 7,9 mark. However, other categories were rated much lower, at all under the 7,7 mark.

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