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Band 6+: The pie charts show the main reasons for migration to and from the UK in 2007. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image comprises two pie charts illustrating reasons for migration to and from the UK in 2007; first chart indicates immigration reasons: definite job 30%, formal study 26%, accompany/join 15%, looking for work 12%, no reason stated 11%, other 6%; second chart illustrates emigration reasons: definite job 29%, looking for work 22%, accompany/join 13%, formal study 4%, no reason stated 32%; other sector absent.
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The pie chart illustrates data regarding the main factors for migration to and from Uk in 2007. Units are measured in percentages.

Overall, the major contributors for coming in the UK were having defenite job and seeking formal study, while the least significant factor for immigration was no stated reason. Moreover, obvious reasons for emigration were having definite job and going out without reasons.

Focusion on cuases for immigration first, having definite job was regarded as the main reason with 30%, while with 26%, pursuing formal study resulted in immigration. Looking for job and accompaning showed 12% and 15%, when other reasons depicted 11%. The last factor was no stated reason(6%).

As for emigration, having definite job was an optimal reason(29%). Looking for job was considered as the factor for emigration, while people who left the Uk without reason was 18%, searching job opportunities was seen as the primary reason with 22%. Other reasons and accompanying were almost in the same percentage with 1% difference. The last ground was finding formal study(4%).

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