The pie charts demonstrate the reasons for immigrantion to and from Europe country in 2009.
Overall, the main reason for immigrants came to European is their accompany or family while people left European is mainly for definite job. As can be clearly seen, definite job accounted for the largest reason while the figure for no reason was the lowest reason.
In detail, the percentage of people immigrated to a European country for their accompany and family was 25% while the figure for definite job was slightly lower by 2%. Similarly, no reason accounted for 7% as opposed to 15% in the remaining reasons.
On the other hand, more people immigrated from European for definite job than studing and no reason (38%, 79% and 40% respectively). About 23% of immigrants left European for other reasons, which indicated a disparities of 8% and 10% higher than accompany or family and looking for work.
