Immigrate to Ireland or Canada

Choosing to immigrate to Ireland or Canada mainly depends on personal needs and preferences. Here are some considerations:

1. Language environment: Ireland and Canada are both English-speaking countries, but there are more Chinese in Canada. For those who want to integrate into local life or Chinese community, they may prefer Canada.

2. Educational resources: Ireland follows the British elite education and implements 12 free compulsory education, and public universities are free. However, compared with Canada, Canadian universities are more prominent in the QS world university rankings, such as the University of Toronto, McGill University and Columbia University. In addition, according to the CTA agreement with Britain, Irish high school scores are recognized by British universities, and credits can be exchanged with Britain, so it is easier to enter the top universities in Britain without taking the A-level exam.

3. Policy friendliness: Canada's immigration policy is relatively friendlier and easier to immigrate.

4. Geographical location and development opportunities: Canada is close to the United States, so it will be more convenient if you want to go to the United States for further development. At the same time, Canada has a wider territory and a larger population than Ireland, which is more advantageous in the market and suitable for long-term development.

Generally speaking, if we pay more attention to the friendliness of immigration policy, China has a large population and is close to the United States, and Canada may be more suitable. And if you prefer Irish culture and education system, then Ireland is also a good choice. The final decision should be based on personal needs and preferences.