The given pie charts describe six different reasons for immigration and emigration in the UK during 2007.
As it can be seen from the charts that the main reason for coming to the UK was to have a definite job and it was also the main purpose for leaving the country. The fewest proportion of people immigrated to the UK for no reason.
30 % of humans immigrated for a definite job,and it accounted for 29 % for emigration. The majority of people came to the UK for formal study, which was 26 %,however only 4 % of people emigrated for this reason. Likewise, 22 % of immigrants came for finding a work,while the proportion of immigrants differs with ten percent from emigrants,which was 12 %.
On the other hand,the rate of immigration and emigration for accompany or join were similar, 15 % and 13 % . The small minority of people had no reason for coming with proportion of 6%, however 18% of emigrants had no reason for leaving the country. 11% of humans came for other reasons while it was 14% for emigrating.