About learning to cook and then emigrating.

Brother, I go out like you: give you some advice:

1 You are still young, and anything is possible.

Chefs and chefs are always on the list of immigrants in short supply, and it seems that the fever will not decrease for three years.

Cantonese cuisine and Sichuan cuisine are both acceptable. It is recommended to learn Cantonese cuisine.

Language: This is your biggest obstacle. Now Australia's new immigration policy has raised the language requirements of all kinds of immigrants. In the past, employers guaranteed visas without English, but now IELTS score is at least 4 or 5. Some positions require even higher requirements, such as South Australia requiring four 6.5 points.

You can choose Australia and Canada. Australia has high wages but high language requirements, while Canada has low wages. There is no clear language that requires you to achieve a score, but you are required to have an IELTS score. And there are relatively few job opportunities in Canada.

You can take your parents, but it will take a long time and many reunion visas will be tightened.

Finally, there are many kinds of immigrant visas and complicated procedures. It's not clear in one or two sentences. It is most reliable to go to the immigration website by yourself. You can also find an intermediary to do it, but it will cost a lot of money, because the intermediary does the same thing as you do.