The bar chart illustrates the difficulties people have to face when they become an immigrant, which means move to other nations for living. The graph is categorized into three age groups throughout people aged 18 to 55 onwards
Overall, it is obvious that healthcare management is the most problematic since it holds the highest percentage in 35 – over 55 age group, except for the 18 – 34 age group. Whereas, searching for education for their children is observed to be ranked the lowest figure in all the age groups
Getting back to the details, it is interesting to note that middle-aged majority, from 35 to 54 years old, recorded the highest rate of facing the healthcare handling, constituting well beyond the 35% (approximately 36%). As it is ranked in the chart, the financial management has a fractional difference , compared with the medical protection, still this problematic object accounts for 35%. Explicitly seen from the illustration, differentiated between this and two remained subjects, seeking for education for their children has a well beneath proportion, where up to 19% immigrants find this difficult. Additionally, the age group is seemed to have to deal with the most problem while being abroad since its percentage compared to other age groups
In the 18-34 group, self-care handling is not a dominant issue but financial control, standing at just under the 35% (34.5%); however, this issue decreases at 55 onwards age group to nearly 30%. Medical obstabcle in 18-34 groups is ranked to be the second problematic piece but not in 55+ group which peaks at approximately 35.7%. Although all three groups marginally deal with searching for scholls for their kids but the oldest age group keeps tehir rate as the smallest – 2%; and mildly increase to nearly 5.5% in the youngest age group