Band 7+: The chart below shows information about the problems people have when they go to live in other countries. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The chart illustrates the difficulties people have when they move to new countries and how the problems vary according to people’s age.

Looking at the graph, it is clear that finding schools for children is not the main factor that influences human life. It is also apparent that people in the 35-54 age group face the most problems.

Taking sorting out finances first, the proportion of people facing this problem is the second biggest problem in people aged 35-54, at 35 percent, compared to about 34 percent in 18-34-year-old people and 29 percent in over-55 people. Similarly, the rate of finding schools for children of people in the 35-54 age group is around 18 percent, which is much lower in people aged 18-34 and people aged over 55, at 6 percent and 3 percent respectively.

Turning to sorting out healthcare, the percentages of 35-54-year-old people and over-55 people are similar, with respective figures being 37 percent, whereas this figure for people aged 18-34 is significantly lower, around one- third (33 percent).