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Band 6+: The charts below show the reasons for immigrants to and from a European country in 2009. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparison where relevant.

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This pie chart illustrate about the reasons why people leave their country to move in European country in 2009. There are many reasons such as definite job, looking for work, study, family, some with no reason and rest of with other reasons. The unit of measurement in percentage.

Overall, most of the people migrate toward Europe due to family reunification, whereas, a very small proportion shows migration without any clear purpose.

In terms of family reunion, large proportion of immigrants move toward Europe country to reunited with their loved ones with 25% because it is the main and primary reason for leaving their own country. However, other primamry reason for many new comers is definite job with the share of 23% from total share.

In contrast, three catogories shared equal ratio. Hence, just a 15% immigrants in 2009 go in Europe continent due to Study, looking for work and some of with other reasons. Furthermore, very less ratio of people migrate without any clear reason with the proportion of 7% in 2009.

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