The pie chart gives information about the primary causes of immigration and emigration in the UK in 2007.
Overall, it is clear that a definite job is the main reason for migration on/from, while unknown reasons and formal study showed the least significant motives for each group.
Regarding immigration, a definite job was the top of the list, with 30%, opposite of an unfamiliar reason was bottom of the list, at 6%. Furthermore, accompanying came next, although this was less popular than formal study, at 15 and 26 in turn. Additionally, searching jobs and other options displayed almost the same level, with more than 10.
When it comes to the motives for emigration, 29% of individuals left the UK for a definite job, closely followed by 22%who were seeking work. In addition, accompanying was almost as common as other reasons, with 13% and 14% respectively. Unspecified reasons were the motive for 18% emigrants. The last place was formal study, with 4%.
