Which countries do you study in?

1, Germany's advantages: science and engineering education ranks in the forefront of the world, the cost of studying abroad is low, and it is easier to get a work visa. Disadvantages: Language learning is more difficult.

2. Australia's advantages: excellent springboard for studying abroad and excellent immigration prospects. Disadvantages: the quality of undergraduate education is relatively low, and the prospect of immigration is greatly limited by majors.

3. Spain's advantages: huge language advantages, low cost of studying abroad. Disadvantages: large social instability, almost zero immigration prospects.

4. The United States, advantages: the most popular destination country for studying abroad, disadvantages of international students in various situations: low over-signing rate of visas and high cost of studying abroad.

5. Britain, advantages: the oldest traditional country to study abroad, disadvantages: the cost of studying abroad is quite high, which is not suitable for undergraduate education.

6. Canada's advantages: excellent springboard for studying abroad, pure North American education, disadvantages: the quality of institutions is uneven, and it is difficult to choose the one that suits you.

7. Advantages of Singapore: excellent education quality and considerable employment prospects. Disadvantages: the cost of studying abroad is high, and the probability of immigration is almost zero.

8. South Korea's advantages: close culture and affordable expenses. Disadvantages: high language requirements and relatively weak education quality.

9. Japan's advantages: close culture and low language difficulty. Disadvantages: the preparation time for language exams is long and the cost of studying abroad is high.

10. Advantages of New Zealand: Easy immigration and visa application. Disadvantages: its specialty is limited and its popularity is lacking.