The bar chart depicts the statistics concerning the difficulties people encounter during their immigration to a country according to various age groups.
From an overall viewpoint, it is obvious that the importance of the concern related to acquiring a language displays increasing tendency as the age category grows. The difficulties that emerged because of accommodation and socialization record decreasing pattern, depending on the age groups.
According to the percentages of the bar chart, the most significant challenge could be considered striking up friendship as 46% of young adults between 18 and 14 suffer from this problem. Linguistic challenges generate much less issues since it only contributed 29% of problems to the total. Relatively average statistics in terms of 40% represented accommodation-related difficulties.
The adults aged between 35 and 54 experienced comparatively identical extent of troubles caused by accommodation, making friends and acquiring the local language skills. They comprised 38%, 36% and 35% accordingly.
The elderly over 55 naturally encounter mainly the linguistic challenges as their age affects their ability to master a local language because 54% of is age category can highlight this issue as the most challenging. Approximately identical percentages of problems in the form of 22% and 13% occurred due to the challenges in finding accommodation and making friends in order.