What's the best way to emigrate when the economic situation is bad?

Immigration countries have now reduced the number of immigrants, and now only two countries can be considered, Canada and New Zealand. Your major is good, but the demand exceeds the supply. However, education in China is not dominant.

A better way is for you to take a two-year junior college or something and transfer your courses, so that you can study less and spend less money for a long time, about one to one and a half years.

Or get a master's degree and transfer to some courses. But highly educated jobs are hard to find.

The price of a master's degree is relatively high, about 25,000 RMB for a subject and more than 10,000 RMB for a specialist. The undergraduate course is a little cheaper, but it's almost the same. I'm talking about New Zealand and Canada. I don't know.

Canada is a typical good immigrant, but it is difficult to find a job. New Zealand is relatively difficult, but it is not much worse. It's ok to find a job. Test it yourself.