Is a master's degree helpful for going abroad and emigrating?

A master's degree is of no direct help to going abroad and emigrating.

Immigrants can be divided into skilled immigrants and investment immigrants. Skilled immigrants can obtain foreign status by guiding foreign work, and there is nothing to explain about investing in immigrants. For example, Dutch skilled immigrants, Dutch high-tech immigration project refers to enterprises legally registered and operating stably in countries outside the European Union, which set up subsidiaries in the Netherlands, and the parent company sends executives to work and live in the Netherlands with their spouses and children under the age of 18. The Dutch government handles residence permits for senior executives' families and can apply for permanent residence or naturalization after five years.

The difference between skilled immigrants and investment immigrants is that skilled immigrants need to pass a certain language test before they can pass the test. Test types such as IELTS G test and so on.