Asking about immigration

Go to Singapore and other immigrant countries to study, then find a job, then apply for a residence permit, and then immigrate. It's usually like this. How to deal with it? You have to go to major intermediary companies to find out the details, but I heard that it is very convenient to immigrate to Singapore.

In addition, if your family conditions are good, you can invest in immigration. The United States, Germany, Canada and Australia all have relevant immigration policies. As long as you invest a lot of money in their country, the whole family will get a green card immediately, and then return it to you without interest a few years later, or give them tens of thousands of dollars at a time and get a green card after 8 to 10 months.

Anyway, you can ask people who have gone abroad and related experience, as well as intermediary companies, but this can't be urgent. You must know clearly before you can formally handle it, or you won't know what's going on when you go out.

There is also a good foreign country, but it is not the paradise I imagined. In the past, we had to rely on our own efforts, and foreign universities combined leniency with severity. It's easy to get into a good university, but it's difficult to graduate. There are a certain number of elimination places every year.