The charts below show the reasons for migration to and from one European country in 2009.
Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The two pie charts illustrate the reasons why people immigrated to and emigrated from a particular European nation in 2009.
Overall, work-related factors were the most common drivers of both immigration and emigration. Additionally, while accompanying family was the top reason for incoming migrants, having a definite job accounted for the largest proportion of outgoing residents.
For immigrants, the most prevalent reason was accompanying or joining family, making up 25% of all newcomers. Definite jobs were the second most common incentive, at 23%, followed by looking for work, study and other reasons, which each represented 15% of immigrants. The smallest share (7%) was people who gave no specific reason for moving.
By contrast, 38% of emigrants left the country for a definite job, the highest figure for any reason for both migration flows. The second most common reason for emigration was other factors, at 23%, while 15% left to accompany family and 13% to seek work. Finally, study and no stated reason made up 7% and 4% of emigrants respectively.
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