What is the prospect of studying abroad for the postgraduate entrance examination in accounting? Is it necessary? Is it easy for accountants to immigrate?

This is slightly different in different countries. I can give you some experience about Britain and America. Postgraduate entrance examination should be no problem. Many schools in both countries regard graduate students as money-making projects, and the more the better. In recent years, the number of international students majoring in accounting in China is very large. The employment prospects are not very good. In Britain, psw visa (automatic work visa after graduation) has been cancelled, and there are fewer opportunities for direct employment. The environment in the United States has improved slightly now, but in the aftermath of the financial crisis a few years ago, enterprises were more cautious. Generally speaking, if you take a lot of ACCA or related work experience, you may have an advantage.

Doctors are a completely different topic. There are many projects in both countries. This is also the traditional advantage of China people. But if you don't get in touch with the teacher who wants to talk in advance, there will be obvious disadvantages. Many teachers will leave these opportunities to students who know the roots. After all, it is not easy for teachers to get research funds, so they can't just give them away.

As far as immigration is concerned, accounting is considered as a plus item for immigrants from some countries. But compared with some advanced science classes, its popularity is limited. Survival comes first. If you can find a suitable job, immigration is generally not a problem.