The pie charts provide information about the cause leading to immigration to and from a European nation in 2009.
In general, the main reason for immigrants chose to come to a European country was accompany / family, while the highest number of individuals who immigrated from this nation because they would like to specific their occupation over the surveyed time.
In terms of the reasons why people immigrated to a European nation, in 2009, around 25% of immigrants who decided to relocate this region because of their accompany / family, followed by the second factors was to definite job, with some 23%. By contrast, people moved to this country for no reason was about 4% of the total proportion. The figures for seeking occupation, studying and other reasons reached a similar level of around 15%.
Turning to the remaining chart, it is noticeable that specific job was the primary reason resulting in an immgration from a European nation, with 38%. The percentage of people emigrated from this area for looking for job and their accompany / family were around 13% and 15% respectively. The figures for pursing education and no reason accounted for only 7% and 4% each. Other reason took the second place with the relatively high proportion of at around 23% in 2009.