The pie charts below illustrate the main reasons of immigration to UK from abroad and emigration from UK to other countries in 2007. The main reasons are listed definite job, looking for work, formal study, join, no reason stated and other the proportion of reasons indicate by percent.
Overall, the people were more eager to relocate themselves for definite job and large number of student preferred UK for study purpose and but very less number people leave the UK for study. In contrast, sufficient number were not stated their reason for leaving UK.
In detail, the pople who left the country for definite job was 29% out of all but the people who came to UK were accounted for 30%. However 11% individuals were eager to stay in UK due to uncertain reasons but 14% people left the county. the people who immigrate to UK and not stated reason were 6% but the emigration proportion was accounted for 18%.
Only 4% UK residents left the country for formal learning but the foreign students were constituted for 26%. 13% people left the UK for joining partners although 15% individuals immigrated to UK. Looking for job was the big reason which showed 22% people emigrated for sustainable job and 12% selected UK for best work area.