The pie chart illustrates the proportion of reason for migration to and from Australia in 2010.
Overall, definite jobs are the main motive for both immigration and emigration. Definite job and joining new company closely share the equal percentage, whilst all other cause significantly shows the differences portion from immigrate and emigrated.
The three biggest reasons for emigrated were definite jobs, others, and looking for job, with 37%, 21%, and 20%, respectively. However, whilst definite jobs at 1% more higher for immigrated, others saw a notable smaller to 13% in immigration. Despite a huge difference between 20% to 10% of people who move in, looking jobs is the three biggest causes for emigration.
On the other hand, join new company shared closely equal percentage between immigrate and emigrated with 1% difference, whilst 6% of formal study is the minor cause of people leaving but 22% portion reason for moving to Australia