Is it easy for IC design engineers to immigrate to Singapore? My undergraduate and graduate students graduated from 2 1 1 domestic key universities, and their majors are also corresponding.

Singapore does not have so-called skilled immigrants like Australia. You can go there to find a job first, get a work visa, and then apply for a green card one year later, but now the green card in Singapore is not easy to handle. In the past, graduates from public universities there had green cards as soon as they graduated, but now they all have none. So when you go to work there, you have a chance to get a green card, but I don't know how long it will take.

It shouldn't be difficult to find a technical job with your conditions, but the prospects will not be better than those in China. So plan well and think about what you are going to do.