The pie charts show the main reasons for migration to and from the UK in 2007.

Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and
make comparisons where relevant.

The pie charts compare the percentages of immigrants and emigrants to and from Britain due
to 6 major reasons in 2007.
Overall, a majority of reasons why people migrated was relating to career such as job offers, or
labor policies .Another noticeable point is that while a large proportion people came to the UK
for study, only a marginal number of British students chose study oversea.
Looking at the details, as regards immigration, nearly a third of respondents said that they
settled down in Britain because of job requirements. A slightly lower rate, 26% is foreigner
students who enrolled in British schools, followed by the group of marriage or family union, job
seekers, and others at 15%, 12%, and 11% respectively. The lowest proportion belonged to
people who was uncertain or did not take part in the survey.
Regarding emigration, similarly, the most popular reason was career pursuing, at 29%. Coming
next was people who looking for job in Britain at 22%. Unfortunately, a large proportion of
participants did not give a certain response. Accompany/join and other reason accounted for a
significant percentage, at 13% and 14% in turn. Only 4% of British interested in education
outside the UK in that year.