The two pie graphs illustrate data on the reasons why people immigrated to and from European nation in a specific year 2009. In general, it is clear that family and definite job constituted the primary purpose of immigration. In addition, no reasons for relocation took the least.
Having a definite job accounted for 23 per cent of immigration to Europe, and this figure enhanced to 38% for emigrants. A big number of individuals, 25%, also immigrated because of accompany or family, which accounted for 15% for moving away from European countries.
Another major factor influencing a move to Europe was looking for work, study and other reasons, where each amounted 15% respectively. In spite of who was looking for work and study, which allocated 13% and 7%, while the proportion of people leaving from Europe for the other reasons comprised of 23 per cent. The proportions of moving to with no reasons were quite similar for immigration and emigration people, at 7% and 4% accordingly.