The pie charts give information about the proportion of immigration and emigration to the United Kingdom in the year 2007. Overall, it can be seen that a greater percentage of people migrated mainly for employment and study purpose, while there was a smaller amount of people emigrating for studies in the UK.
A closer look at the pie chart helps us to notice that having a definite job accounted for 30% of all immigration to the UK, and this figure was quite similar for emigration which is 29%. Also, a large number of people which is 26 in percentage immigrated for formal study, but the percentage of people entering the UK for this purpose was significantly lower, 4%.
Another major factor is moving from the UK in order to find a permanent job, 22%. However, the proportion of people immigrating to the UK is only a small number, 12%.
The proportion of those moving to join a family is the same for both immigration and emigration, at 15% and 13% respectively. Although there is a significant difference between no reason immigration and emigration, at 6% and 18% respectively.
The pie charts give information about the proportion of
immigration
and emigration to the United Kingdom in the year 2007.
Overall
, it can be
seen
that a greater percentage of
people
migrated
mainly
for employment and study purpose, while there was a smaller amount of
people
emigrating for studies in the UK.
A closer look at the pie chart
helps
us to notice that having a
definite
job accounted for 30% of all
immigration
to the UK, and this figure was quite similar for emigration which is 29%.
Also
,
a large number of
people
which is 26 in percentage immigrated for formal study,
but
the percentage of
people
entering the UK for this purpose was
significantly
lower, 4%.
Another major factor is moving from the UK in order to find a permanent job, 22%.
However
, the proportion of
people
immigrating to the UK is
only
a
small
number, 12%.
The proportion of those moving to
join
a family is the same for both
immigration
and emigration, at 15% and 13%
respectively
. Although there is a significant difference between no reason
immigration
and emigration, at 6% and 18%
respectively
.