Which country is the easiest to immigrate?

Immigration to Australia is the easiest.

Australia is one of the easiest countries to immigrate. Although it is relatively difficult for Australian immigrants to apply, it is relatively easy to apply for an Australian visa because of the high-quality immigration quota and long period. Every year, the number of immigrants is as high as10.9 million, including skilled immigrants, employer-sponsored immigrants and investment immigrants. Immigration to Australia is relatively easy, but it still provides many opportunities for people to choose.

The Commonwealth of Australia (hereinafter referred to as Australia), the capital of Canberra, is located between the South Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean, and consists of islands and overseas territories such as Australia and Tasmania. It borders the Coral Sea and tasman sea in the Pacific Ocean in the east, and the Indian Ocean and its marginal seas in the north, west and south.

geographical environment

The topography of the Australian mainland can be divided into three different terrain distribution areas: east, middle and west. The Australian continent is located in the Indian Ocean plate, so there are few tall landforms formed by plate movement. The geological age of the mainland mountainous plateau is very long. After a long period of external force, the surface of the Australian mainland is a relatively undulating plain, and the overall elevation is not high, with an average elevation of only about 350 meters.

The topographic unit of the eastern part of the Australian mainland is the great watershed, which runs north and south and is basically parallel to the coastline. The total length is about 3000 kilometers, the width is about 160-320 kilometers, and the average height is about 800- 1000 meters. Among them, Mount Kosciuszko at an altitude of 2230 meters is the highest peak. The great watershed is an ancient mountain range. Under the long-term external weathering and erosion, the height drops and the surface is on the ground.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Australia