The bar chart illustrates the number of the British who immigrated to five destinations such as Australia, Spain, New Zealand, the US, and France from 2004 to 2007.
In general, what stands out from the graph is that almost British who immigrated in Australia was highest, while the figures who came to live permanently in Spain and New Zealand was the least. Notably, Spain and New Zealand witnessed the steady decline in the number of British people, wheareas Australia and France exhibited significant variation throughout the period.
In 2004, the number of British people who arrived to Australia was over 40 thousand people, and then this figures decreased slightly at about 39 thousand people before reaching the peak of around 51 thousand people in 2005. After that, Australia exhibited there was a downward trend in the figure of British people in 2007, at about 42 thousand people. Regarding the Spain, this destination showed there was a gradual decrease in the number of British people between 2004 and 2007, starting at nearly 35 thousand people and ending at approximately 28 thousand people.
Next, the number of British people arriving to Newzealand reduced minimally, around 23 thousand people in 2004 and exactly 20 thousand people in 2007. Meanwhile, the US showed that there was a fluctuation in the number of British, at about 22 thousand people in 2004 before decreasing significantly by 2 thousand people in 2007. Finally, the number of British people who arrived to France was over 21 thousand people, and then this figures increased gradually at about 32 thousand people before decreasing at approximately 19 thousand people in 2007, marking the lowest point during the surveyed period.