Dear gods, which country is more cost-effective to immigrate?

The most basic condition for emigrating to a country is a vast territory with few people.

At present, there are three real immigrant countries: Canada, Australia and New Zealand, and the population is aging seriously. Europe, Japan, Singapore, including the United States and so on are not sparsely populated, so there is no shortage of people. They also absorb immigrants, but they absorb very useful talents, not ordinary people, so the immigration policy is very strict. Therefore, according to the analysis of the white paper on studying abroad, the proportion of studying in Canada is the lowest, because the probability of staying in Canada is the highest. Canada and New Zealand have the loosest immigration policies in the world, followed by Australia. So if you choose the wrong country, there is almost only one choice after studying abroad, that is, returning to China. For example, most students who went to study in Britain eventually returned to China. Studying abroad is an industry in Britain. In contrast, Britain once gave foreign students extra visas one year after graduation, but it was later cancelled. After graduation, they need to return to China quickly. Canada used to give international students a visa one year after graduation, but around 2007, Canada extended this visa to three years. In 2008, the federal experience immigration policy was introduced for local students, so that students who have studied in the local area for more than 2 years can apply for federal experience immigration as long as they can find a job that meets the requirements and can work for one year. The success rate of qualified immigration is higher than 90%.

20 10 Quebec, Canada introduced the Quebec experience immigration policy, which further relaxed the requirements of federal experience immigration. International students who have studied in Quebec for more than 1800 hours can apply for Quebec experience immigration as long as they have a diploma and French scores. This is the so-called PEQ policy, the abbreviation of Quebec's experience immigration policy, which is the most relaxed immigration policy in the world at present and has the highest success rate.