What are the advantages and disadvantages of immigrating to Canada? How is it different from other countries? I want to go abroad to study in a university and prepare for immigration.

Think about it before deciding whether to go or not. Studying abroad is not immigration. The universities there are much more tired than those in China. They are multicultural (under their own Baidu) and the climate is colder except Vancouver and coastal cities.

Immigration depends on your personal situation. If you have a big company to guarantee you and invite you to work after graduation, you can apply for immigration after a certain period of time. However, the cost of studying abroad is not low, and four years is about 100w. Moreover, international students are not allowed to work in Canada for up to 30 hours a month. It is estimated that few illegal workers dare to ask for it, and the fine is very large, and you have no protection yourself. If you don't want to give it to you, you won't.

In fact, immigration has no advantages or disadvantages, just cultural differences. The environment is definitely better than that of big cities in China. After all, there is less pollution.

However, if you hold a maple leaf card for five years, you have to live for two years, otherwise you will be disqualified. If you are naturalized, you need a visa to return to China, but you can go to more than 200 countries without a visa. I can't afford to travel everywhere anyway. -

Canada and the United States are almost 90% the same, such as TV programs and living habits. But more suitable for life. After all, unlike America, where guns are everywhere, there are not so many black people.