What are the immigrant countries in Europe? Seek an answer

Eastern Europe is generally underdeveloped. I don't think you should consider it. The climate in southern Europe is pleasant, and southern Europeans are exposed and know how to enjoy life. Due to the economic and debt crisis, the national economic situation is not good, and it is not easy to find a job. And language is also a big problem. Central Europe has beautiful scenery and rich history, and some countries have good welfare. Germany's economy is good for the time being, but it is also relatively exclusive, and language is also a factor that has to be considered. Western Europe's economy is developed, and national welfare is not bad. France also has to consider xenophobia and language issues. The English penetration rate in Hobbiru District is high, and the people are more tolerant. Britain is unique and a good choice. Personally, I think that the Dutch policy is changeable and the welfare system is getting worse and worse. It is advisable to wait and see first. Nordic welfare is very good, the climate is not good (it is too cold in winter), and people are relatively mild. Language issues also need to be considered. Immigrants should not only look at national welfare, but also look at whether they are suitable for their own or their family's life and development, and also take into account national character. If it is an exclusive, conservative and intolerant country, it is difficult for foreigners to integrate and life will naturally be uncomfortable. ]