Given are the bar charts comparing the data of the main reasons for migration and emigration in the UK in 2007.
Overall, Definite job was the most significant reason for both immigration and emigration to UK. Additionally, while people entered the UK due to formal study, definite job and join company more common comparted to other reasons. By contrast, the emigration of this country for no reason state and looking for work was more popular.
in 2007, 30 % was the proportion of people resided in this country, looked for the definite job, which is slightly higher than 29 % emigration for the same reason. Similarly, the data for the emigration from UK for accompany or join was 22 %, which far exceeded the percentage of immigration only at 12 %. Subsequently, by pursuing formal studying was 29 % for emigration and 26 % for immigration.
Regarding other reasons, 22 % people looking for a work left the UK was far higher than the figure for the immigration from the UK for the same. Finally, 32 % of people leaving country for no reason state and other was almost doubled of that for same reason of immigration at only 17 %.