Is it easier to immigrate to Australia or Canada with a French master's degree and an engineer's diploma?

I think Canada is easier, because if you have a master's degree in France and use French as your first language, your first language is full.

http://www . CIC . GC . ca/English/immigrate/skilled/assesse/total score . ASP

According to the website of Immigration Canada, the score is 5 1, and 67 points pass. Because I have no work experience, I get a direct score of 15 for one year and 66 for English. Just add a little more English, and there should be no Canadian employment contract, so I won't get it, and I won't write down my family conditions.

As long as you don't have a criminal record and have some assets (to help you find a job after landing, there are detailed forms on the immigration website), and the information filled in the form must be true.

Besides, I wish you success.