Australia, New Zealand, Canada, which country is easy to immigrate to? What majors are in short supply?

Immigration is not just about having money. The scoring standards of these three countries are different.

The general considerations are English, age, education, major, and experience in related work.

It is cost-effective for older people to go to Canada. You are just the right age now. You can go to any country.

If you graduate without a degree, it doesn’t count as a junior college. People don’t look at your dozens of individual subject scores, they only look at whether you have a diploma.

It is best for you to study abroad first and then immigrate. You do not have enough conditions to immigrate directly. I said just having money is not enough.

500,000 is enough for you to study abroad. If you want a degree, you can get a junior college diploma and then directly study for a junior college or a master's degree.

But if you are a bit older, I don’t recommend you to study for undergraduate studies from the beginning. It will take too much money and time, and you may not study well. Can pass smoothly.

The most suitable one for you is Australia's TAFE, which is vocational education. You can get it with your current conditions. If you don't have a language foundation and are willing to spend money, you can first take a language course for more than ten weeks.

Some majors in TAFE have bonus points for occupations that are in short supply and are easy to immigrate. You can learn and do at the same time, which is suitable for people who don’t like to study very much.

Although TAFE is a vocational education, many people cannot accept spending so much money to study something equivalent to a domestic vocational high school, and they still don’t recognize it when they come back, but TAFE is easy to immigrate, and if you work hard abroad, white-collar workers and The income from work is about the same.

My suggestion is that you study abroad and study TAFE if you want to immigrate.