Excuse me, logistics major, Australian master, can I immigrate to other countries after working for 5 years?

Um ... . Among the common immigrant countries I know, you are only suitable for skilled immigrants in Singapore. I guess you may have no idea about this country. New Zealand is similar to Australia, maybe you didn't think much about it.

1. United States of America

Except EB- 1 (international business and management talents, outstanding professors and researchers, foreigners with special talents in science, art or business), you can apply for skilled migration directly, without having to find an employer first, but the requirements are extremely high: the applicant must submit sufficient proof materials to prove the outstanding achievements of the applicant in his field; International reputation gained in a specific scientific or academic field; Must be a senior manager of a multinational company.

Other types of EB-2 and EB-3, etc. Basically, an employer must be found first, and the employment period must be permanent before skilled migration is possible.

2. Canada

It may be better for Quebec to know French. There is no logistics industry in the list of the most skilled federal immigrants.

3. Singapore

First of all, logistics major is the occupation with the largest number of immigrants in Singapore. In addition, Singapore has cooperated with many universities in Australia and graduated with an Australian diploma. Therefore, your Australian education will have an advantage and high recognition. The requirements for applying for permanent residence in landing visa are low. Once approved in principle, the applicant can have two years to find employment opportunities in Singapore. Once a job is found, the applicant will be granted permanent resident status.

◆ Basic requirements for skilled immigrants in Singapore:

1.50 years old (single women must be under 45 years old);

2. Bachelor degree, master degree and doctor degree are preferred.

◆ Applicants can obtain unlimited permanent resident status upon arrival:

Upon arrival in Singapore, applicants can obtain unlimited permanent resident status as long as they meet any of the following three conditions:

1. Have job opportunities in Singapore;

2. The applicant moves the family center to Singapore, provides a house lease or purchase contract, and has a family residence certificate;

3. Provide proof that the children have entered Singapore.

Although skilled immigrants in Singapore also require employers, it should be no problem for you to find a job there for two years.

I'm not sure about the skilled migration policies of other countries, such as Europe. Sorry, I can't help you!