The pie charts indicate the shares of reasons people immigrate to and from a European country in 2009.
Overall, the majority of people went to that European country (EC) for accompany/family, while the most common reason for immigrants from EC was to identify job.
With regard to reasons people reach EC, the portion of accompany/family ranked first,(accounting for a quarter), being slightly more than the figure for definite job, which was just 23%. The proportions of other reasons, study and looking for work were perfectly the same, with figures of all standing at 15%.
Concerning reasons people immigrated from EC, the highest data belonged to reason of definiting job, making up even 38%. In contrast, the figure for no reason reached the bottom of only 4%. Also, there was a moderate higher in the portion of accompany/family compared to the looking for work’s counterpart, occupying at 23% and 7%, respectively.