Overall, it can be obviously seen that the rooted reason for migration to and from the UK mainly related to job problems. In other word, define job accounted for more than a fifth in both of two charts while the percentage of people who emigrate for formal study held a minuscular share.
As can be seen from the pie chart given, the percentage of people who moved to the UK in 2017 mainly owing to the purpose of having a define job, and this figure was similar for emigration, accounted at 29%. In addition, a significant of individuals chose the UK for their emigration reach due to the reason of looking for work made up at 22%, despite the fact that the proportion of people entering the UK for this purpose was noticeably lower at less than a fifth. Additionally, another noticeable factor for the justification of migration to and from the UK was formal study, which represented at more than a quarter. However, interestingly, The UK witnessed the percentage of people left UK for this justification merely shared a minuscule portion.
By contrast, a plethora of proportions of those moving for accompany and join the society were quite similar for migration and emigration, especially at 15% and 13%. Although a significant number of people (32%) gave ‘other’ reasons or did not give a reason why they emigrated, this accounted for only 17% with regards to immigration. 
 Overall
, it can be  
obviously
  seen
 that the rooted  
reason
 for migration to and from the UK  
mainly
 related to job problems. In other word, define job accounted for more than a fifth in both of two charts while the percentage of  
people
 who emigrate for formal study held a  
minuscular
 share.
As can be  
seen
 from the pie chart  
given
, the percentage of  
people
 who  
moved
 to the UK in 2017  
mainly
 owing to the purpose of having  
a define
 job, and this figure was similar for emigration, accounted at 29%.  
In addition
,  
a significant of
 individuals chose the UK for their emigration reach due to the  
reason
 of looking for work made up at 22%, despite the fact that the proportion of  
people
 entering the UK for this purpose was  
noticeably
 lower at less than a fifth.  
Additionally
, another noticeable factor for the justification of migration to and from the UK was formal study, which represented at more than a quarter.  
However
,  
interestingly
, The UK witnessed the percentage of  
people
  left
 UK for this justification  
merely
 shared a minuscule portion.
By contrast, a plethora of proportions of those moving for accompany and  
join
 the society were quite similar for migration and emigration,  
especially
 at 15% and 13%. Although a significant number of  
people
 (32%) gave ‘other’  
reasons
 or did not give a  
reason
 why they emigrated, this accounted for  
only
 17%  
with regards to
 immigration.