The bar chart illustrates the challenges faced by three different age groups when people move abroad.
Overall, younger individuals find it most challenging to make friends and secure housing, while these tasks are comparatively easier for older age groups. However, it is noteworthy that as people age, they tend to struggle more with learning the local language.
According to the data, individuals aged 18-34 reported difficulties in making friends and finding housing, with 46% and 40%, respectively experiencing these challenges. In contrast, among those aged 55 and older, only about 23% and 22%, subsequently reported similar difficulties. When it comes to learning the local language, only 29% of younger individuals face this challenge, while approximately 54% of the older demographic do.
On the other hand, the 35-54 age group experiences a more balanced distribution of challenges across these categories. Specifically, 36% have difficulty making friends, 39% struggle to find housing, and 35% face issues with learning the local language.
