The pie charts illustrate the reasons for immigrants to and from European country in the year 2009. These are divided into six reasons such as people who are looking for definite job, looking for a job, study purposes, and those who are accompanied by their family members, people with other reasons and individual with no reason at all.
Overall, migrants from Europe who were looking for a definite job had the highest number of percentages, whereas immigrants to Europe country were accompanied by family members had the highest rate of percentage. Immigrants in both coming from Europe and to Europe country that arrived with no reason had the lowest percentage.
In detail, one can observed that the main purpose of immigrants that came from European country was looking for a definite job at 38%, followed by people with no reason migrating from Europe was at 23%. These were followed by migrants that was accompanied by their family members at 15% and lesser by 2 percent for immigrants who were looking for job at 13%. Moreover, one can notice that immigrants from Europe with a sole purpose was to study at 7% then dropped to almost half for immigrant with no reason at three percent.
In the other hand, immigrants to Europe country had a different overview, wherein, the highest percentage were accompanied by family members at 25% and migrants looking for definite job was at 23%. One can also note that, individual who were looking for job, students who want to study, and migrants with other reason ,had the similar number of percentage at 15% where as immigrants with no reason had the lowest rate at seven percent.