The most striking feature of the Pie Charts is that most of the people migrated to or from England for definite jobs.

To commence with immigration, 30% of people visited the UK to do jobs. It was followed by 26% of people coming to the UK to pursue their former studies. 6% of people did not specify the exact reason for visiting the United Kingdom, While the percentage of immigrants for other purposes and job seekers was almost double (11% other reasons and 12% job seekers). Apart from that, the UK was visited by 15% of tourists to meet their families.

On the other hand, a large proportion of people living in the UK went outside for their jobs. The second common reason for immigration was job searching. The proportion was considerably lower among people who left England to join their families and for other purposes. For 4% of emigrants, education was the basic purpose. Interestingly, nearly one-fifth of the total immigrants did not mention any particular reason.