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The chart below shows information about the problems people have when they go to live in other countries.

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

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The bar chart shows information about the difficulties people immigrants encounter when moving to live in another country by ages

The greatest problem for the 18-34 age group is organizing -->managing finances, which is experienced by 35 percent of people in this age group.

32 percent of people in the youngest group have difficulties in arranging medical care. In comparison, the oldest group and the middle age group both find this more problematic with 36 and 37 percent respectively.

In contrast to healthcare, only 2 percent of people in the over-55-year-old group have troubles with finding schools for their offsprings. This problem, on the other hand, is THE second highest for the people aged between 18 and 54 with.....

Overall, all age groups experience the same problems to some extent, but the percentage of middle age people who have problems related to money is much higher than others.

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The chart shows the difficulties people have when they move to a new country and how the problems vary according to people’s ages.

The greatest problem for young people aged 18 to 34 is forming friendships, a problem experienced by 46 percent of the people in this age group. However, only 36 percent of 35- to 54-year-olds find it hard to make friends, while even fewer people over 55 (23 percent) have this problem.

Fifty-four percent of the older age group find learning to speak the local language the most problematic. In comparison, the youngest age group finds this easier, and the percentage who have problems learning the language is much lower, at 29 percent.

In contrast to their language-learning difficulties, only 22 percent of people in the oldest age group have trouble finding accommodation. However, this is the second most significant problem for the other two age groups with 39 to 40 percent of the people in each group finding it hard.

In general, all age groups experience the same problems to some extent, but the percentage of older people who find language learning difficult is much higher than the others.

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The given bar chart compares the difficulties people have when they live oversea and how the problems vary arcording to people's ages.

The greatest problem for people aged 35 to 54 and over 55 is sorting out healthcare,a problem experienced by higher than 35 percent for each age group. Similar to these age groups, sorting out healthcare is the second biggest problem for people aged 18-34. 32 percent of 18 to 34 year olds find it hard to sort out healthcare.
35 percent of  the youngest age group find sorting out finances the most problematic. The percentage of people facing this problem in the middle age group is little higher(at 35 percent) but it is the second biggest problem in this age group. In comparison, the oldest age group (over 55) finds this easier, and the percentage who have problems sorting out finances is lower, at 29 percent.
Finding schools for children is the least problem in all age groups. It is highest in the 35-54 age group, at 19 percent. However, it is much lower in people aged between 18-34 and over 55, under 7 percent. In conclusion, sorting out finances and healthcare problems is the highest in all ages, while finding schools for children is lowest.

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The bar chart below shows the difficulties people have when they move to a new country between 18-34 ages group, group of middle-aged people and the oldest people group.

Overall, we can see that the percentage for sorting out finances and sorting out healthcare are always higher than the other in each aged group.

Starting with the youngest group from 18 to 34 years old, the figures for sorting out finances and sorting out healthcare were accounted for nearly 35 percent and about 32 percent respectively while finding schools for their children was remarkbly smaller, at around 5 percent. Similarly, the middle aged group had the same trend with the first group, but these figures were the highest in the statistic. Specifically, sorting out finances was exactly 35 percent, sorting out healthcare reached a peak of more than 35 percent and the last problem was almost 20 percent. Last but not least, the problems about finances and healthcare still had a huge effect on the oldest aged group. However, finding schools for their children reached the lowest number at around 2 percent which showed that they did not have many difficulties in this aspect.

In conclusion, it is clear that the majority problem that people normally face when they are living in other country are sorting out finances and healthcare whild finding schools for children not affect much.

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The bar chart illustrates information about three problems people in different age groups face while living overseas.

In general, it is obvious that the proportion of 35-54 year olds encountering healthcare issues is highest. Meanwhile, the finding schools for my children problem in different age groups is much lower than the two other problems.

The percentage of those between the ages of 18-34 having problems with sorting out finances was 32%, the highest were the people ages 35 - 54, with 35% and less than 30% for the ages of 55. Meanwhile, sorting out healthcare is the greatest challenge for people between 35-54 years old and over 55 years old, with 37%, respectively. In comparison, just 32% of the youngest age group faces difficulty in this area. Finding school for my children is easier for the oldest age group with 4%. By contrast, the comparable percentages for the 18-34 and 35-54 age groups were 6% and 19%.