The chart below shows information about the challenges people face when they go to live in the other countries

The bar chart illustrated data about three issues including

language

, accommodation and friendship that immigrants between 18 and over 55 face when start living in other societies.

Overall

, the biggest problem among the community of adolescents and adults is making friends with a percentage of 46%.

Although

,

language

is the most demanding challenge among the public over 55 with an incidence of 54%. As the chart indicated, learning a new

language

was the least challenging subject for the immigrants between 18 and 34 years old with approximately 30%

while

for about one-third of the population between 35 and 54 and more than half of those over 55 was problematic.

On the other hand

, housing and making friends have more similar percentages among these groups. As 40% of the group between 18 and 34 had difficulty finding a suitable place for living, 46% of them had a problem with friendships. Despite a challenging matter in

language

for the elderly, they had the least trouble in place and making friends which was respectively 22% and 23%.