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Band 6+: The two charts below outline the statistically most countries in terms of quality of life and reasons for migration. Summarize information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image includes a pie chart and a bar graph. The pie chart shows an international survey on reasons for migration in 2014, with the following breakdown: Better lifestyle at 27%, Work opportunities at 22%, Study at 9%, Job offer at 24%, Adventure at 3%, and Family at 15%. The bar graph presents a community score rating based on categories like housing, income, jobs, community, education, environment, health, lifestyle, civic engagement, and work-life balance, with the following scores: Australia 7.9, Canada 7.8, Sweden 7.8, USA 7.5, Netherlands 7.5, Switzerland 7.3, and Uk/GB at 7.3.
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Both pie and bar charts show the most wanted countries in term of quality of life and reasons for migration in 2014. Overall, work opportunity seemed to be the most popular reason to move from a country to another. At the same time, Australia and Sweden were sharing first position as the most desired country.

Work opportunity was the most common reason with a percentage of 27% of respondents, followed by job offer at 24% and family at 22%. Study placed third for most popular reason with 15%. Second last place with nine percent of respondents chose better lifestyle. Finally, the least popular reason which chose by only three percent of respondents is adventure.

On the other hand, Australia and Sweden were placed first with score around 7.95 out of ten by community scale ranking. Followed by Canada, Norway, and USA with scores between 7.8 and 7.9 with a tight difference. Ranked at fifth were Switzerland and Denmark with score around 7.65, followed by Netherlands with a score slightly below 7.6. At last, UK and Iceland with score about 7.55.

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