20 18 guide to the choice of immigrant cities

For families planning to emigrate, the most important thing is to choose an immigrant city. One of the best ways is to immigrate to a livable city. So with so many immigrant countries around the world, where is it suitable to live? Let me tell you something.

The standard to measure whether a city is livable is mainly the degree of prosperity, but the price should be affordable, quiet, convenient transportation and perfect facilities. Good weather will be even more icing on the cake! So don't just stare at big cities when studying abroad. These cities are also good choices.

Of course, I have to say that the United States is a big immigrant country. During this period, the United States had many immigration policies.

1. Ann Arbor (Michigan): Population: 1 16, 194. Average rent: $65438+$0.063. Proportion of residents with bachelor degree or above: 72%.

2. Naperville, Illinois: Population, 65,438+045,058. Average rent: USD 65,438+GBP 0,308. Proportion of residents with bachelor degree or above: 66%.

Let's focus on Oceania again. It is obvious to all that Australia and New Zealand have always been big immigrant countries.

The most livable suburb in Australia is St Kilda West in Melbourne. St Kilda West is located 5 kilometers south of Melbourne city center, and the local city hall is Port Phillip. 20 1 1 Census shows that the population in this area is 2845. The area was originally a residential area with medium-density villas and bungalows, ranging from century-old houses to modern high-rise apartments. Community and commercial facilities (including schools and shops) in the suburbs are located in the nearby suburbs.

With low crime rate, low unemployment rate and low housing prices, New Plymouth has become an excellent city for families to raise children. The local oil and gas industry is prosperous and stable, and the urban economy is stable. The enrollment rate of Taranaki is among the best in NCEA (National Certificate of Educational Achievement) courses and university courses. New Plymouth is close to the mountains and the sea, so you and your family can easily go to nearby tourist attractions to explore and entertain.

Then, let's look at Europe. Influenced by the Renaissance, Europe is full of rich humanistic atmosphere, so it is also deeply loved by young literary immigrants in China.

So much for the introduction of livable cities for immigrants. For more information, please visit the immigration column. Wish you all the best.