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The image depicts a vertical bar chart titled "Integration problems for people living abroad (%)" with three age groups (18-34, 35-54, over 55) and four problem categories (finding somewhere to live, sorting out finances, sorting out healthcare, finding schools for my children). The 18-34 group has the highest percentage in all categories except healthcare, with the most significant being "finding somewhere to live" at approximately 36%. The 35-54 group has the highest healthcare concern at around 22%. The "over 55" group has the lowest percentages, with "finding schools for my children" at about 5%. Data based on HSBC Bank International Expat Explorer Survey 08.
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The bar chart describe the information about the integration problems for people living abroad when they go to live in other strange countries.
It is manifest that sorting out healthcare had the biggest problem among the sorting out finances and finding-schools for children are always the most particularly people aged 35-54 about 36%.People over 55 the sorting out healthcare problems be taken more seriously than other two problems. What’s more,the problems about finding school for their children have a significant decrease this is the smallest proportion (3%) of any age group.Living in other countries’ people aged in 15-34 they’re more worried about sorting out finances at 33%.In contrast, for finding school for children they have no more pressure on this issue like people over 55 ,just only 6%.
Overall ,it is clear that the age group that faces the most problems in 35-54.The proportion of questions in three different areas was higher than other two age groups.
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