The bar graph below shows the difficulties people have when they move to a new country and how the problems vary according to people’s ages.
The greatest problem for the people aged 35 to 54 and over 55 is sorting out healthcare, a problem experienced by higher than 35 percent for each age group. Similar to this age groups, sorting out healtchare is the second biggest problem for the people aged 18-34. 32 percent of 18 to 34 year olds find it hard to sorting out healthcare.
35 percent of 18-34 age group find sorting out finances the most problematic. The percantage of people facing this problem in 35-54 age group is little higher, at 35 percent but it is the second biggest problem in this age group. In comparison, the oldest age group (over 55) finds this easier, and the percantage who have problems sorting out finances is lower, at 29 percent.
Finding schools for children is the least problem in all age groups. It is highest in 35-54 age group, at 19 percent. However, it is much lower in people aged between 18-34 and over 55, under 7 percent. In conclusion, sorting out finances and healthcare problems is the highest in all ages, while finding schools for children is lowest.
