The pie charts illustrate the share of people immigrated from and to Europe country for various reasons in 2009 .
Overall , it is noticeable that in the first chart , coming with Europe with family or accompanying is the primary reason for citizens. On the other hand, in the second chart , a definite job is the sole purpose in making people emigrate from a European country . .
When it comes to the first chart, the perentage of citizens immigrating with a family of accompanying purpose represented 25%. This was higher than that of a difinite job , at 23% . The rates of people coming for other reasons , finding job and studying were equal ( at 15% for each ) . the figure for no reason stood at merely 4%.
In line with the second chart , reason associated with job accounted for approximately two out of five. This was followed by the figures for other rationales , family reunion and looking for a job ( at 23% ,15% and 13% respectively ). While a mere 7% emigrated to a European nation to study , even small proportion of residents did not provide a reason for leaving (at 4%).