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Band 4+: The chart below show the reasons for immigrants to and from a European country in 2009.

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The image depicts reasons for immigrants going to and from a European country in 2009; for incoming immigrants: definite job 30%, looking for work 23%, formal study 15%, family 15%, other/unclear reason 17%, no reason stated 0%; for outgoing immigrants: definite job 29%, looking for work 22%, formal study 4%, family 13%, other/unclear reason 32%, no reason stated 0%.
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The pie charts clarifies about the reasons for individuals who went to and from a European country in 2009.

Overall, the largest proportion of people to a European country contained exactly one quarter of accompany family (25%). Additionally, the biggest percentage of humanity from a European country included over than one third of definite job (38%).

Moreover, reasons for immigrants to a European country constituted the same percent of looking for work and part which categorised as “other reasons” (15%). It is worth nothing that the small minority of aforementioned reasons presented mere 7% of fraction which labelled “no reason”. It eas the same percent as people who were study among individuals from Europe. Meanwhile, it comprised 15% of students and just under one quarter (23%) of definite job. Extra the same proportion as occompany families from Europe. Respectively this part was same as people who were looking for work among immigrants from Europe.

Furthermore, the reasons for immigrants from a European country contained mere 4% of “no reason”. In addition 13% of people who were looking for work.

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