The pie charts show the seasons behind migration to and from the UK in the year 2007.
Overall, the main purposes that lead people to immigrated in the UK in the year 2007 were definite job or formal study; in thr other hand, people emigrated from the UK due to definite job or looking for work.
The immigration chart illustrates that definite job and formal study were the most common reasons lead foreigners to the UK, recording 30 and 26 percent respectively, followed by accompany join, looking for work, and other purposes at 15, 12, and 11 percent respectively, while no reasons stated recorded the lowest proportion at 6 percent.
The main reasons lead the UK migrate from the UK in the year 2007, were definite job with 29 percent and looking for work with 22 percent. After that we can find no reason stated at 18 percent, followed by other reasons at 14 percent, and accompany join at 13 percent, while the lowest cause was formal study that accounted for 4 percent.
