Band 6+: The pie charts show the main reasons for migration to and from the Australia in 2010. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie chart illustrates the primary reasons for migration to and from Australia in 2010.

Overall, the highest number of people who immigrated and emigrated from Australia are definitely for jobs.However a comparatively small number of people entered Australia because they were looking for a job , whereas the lowest number of people who departed the country were for formal education.

In terms of reasons for migration, many people having definite jobs were 38% of all immigrants. That was similar (37%) to the people who emigrated from the country for the same reason.Over 10% of people came to the country looking for a job whereas that became twice of the people who emigrated from the country.

In relation to other migratory reasons,the percentage of individuals who immigrated and emigrated to join their family members were around 16% and 17 %. There were around 22% of people who immigrated to Australia for formal study and only 6% of people emigrated from the country for the same reason.Also they were13% and 21%. % of people who came and left the country for some other reason.