Conditions of immigration

Every country is different. If you want to go, you must go to developed countries. The hardest part is Europe and Japan. American media; Canada, Australia and New Zealand are relatively simple (relatively speaking). Basically, it is investment, technology, work and relatives. If you meet one of these conditions, you can immigrate to that country as long as you have the money to invest. However, the specific regulations are very complicated, and some require you to provide the source of money, such as what tax certificate you want, company account certificate. Technology means that if you are a senior engineer or an artist who has participated in major international activities, such as experts from Zhang Yimou, Zhang Ziyi and Chinese Academy of Sciences, your job is very simple. You are engaged in an industry that people urgently need, such as domestic nursing. Some technical jobs can be admitted, and relatives are even easier. Your relatives generally require parents, children, couples and other immediate family members to be citizens of others or you can follow them with a permanent visa.