The pie charts shed light on why people immigrate or emigrate in the UK in 2007.
Overall, there was main reason for leaving or joining the UK was definite jobs while the opposite was true for other purposes.
Looking closely, formal study had a percentage of just over quarter of people who immigrated while there was a small minority at 4% of people who emigrated for this reason. Other factors which accompanied and joined had similar proportion for immigration and migration with a margin of 2 percent, making up 15 and 13 percent, respectively. Additionally, the proportion of people emigrating for no reasons was 3 times more than that of people immigrating for this reason with accounting to 18 percent.
Having a specific job had a 30 percent of immigration to the UK and this proportion was almost the same for emigration for this reason. The percentage of individuals came to UK looking for job was just above a tenth while the figure for emigration for this reason was 10 percent more with amounting to 22 percent. When it comes to other factors, there were nearly the same percent of other factors for immigration and emigration, constituting 11 and 14 percent, respectively.