What about Czech immigration to Slovakia?

Norway, Denmark and Sweden are all difficult to immigrate, and they are definitely among the most difficult countries to immigrate. Nordic countries are small, with high welfare and relatively difficult immigration. You need to ensure that you continue to study and work there and have a receiving unit. The EU's specific immigration policy is being revised, and it is not excluded that these three countries will follow suit (note: Norway does not belong to the EU).

However, the European Union (including Germany) is discussing relaxing the immigration policy. The new immigration policy is like this: if you can get a work contract signed twice in a row (once every year for two years), you can get an extra three-year residence permit, and then if you still have a job in the next three years, you can get a permanent residence.

Nordic countries are generally more exclusive, while European countries are more exclusive. America and Canada are better.

Nordic countries have beautiful scenery and people's lives are very leisurely, which is suitable for holiday and pension. However, there are few people there, and it is very deserted. Maybe you will feel bored.

However, the EU has not adopted the new policy, but now the situation has eased.