If you want to immigrate in the future, it is easier to do structural or architectural design.

Engineering is in short supply in Australia. If you apply for Australia as an engineer, you can get an Australian green card directly.

Undergraduate application for Canada requires 4 years' work experience, which requires high English for singles. It is not suitable for consideration in a short time.

Singapore can now apply for skilled immigrants directly. First, you can get a visa valid for two years. As long as you find a counterpart major within two years, you can get a green card after working for half a year. Singapore is the easiest.

As far as I know, permanent residence in Japan is the longest and most difficult. At the same time, you must be proficient in Japanese to be a software engineer in a Japanese company. Look at several domestic companies that immigrate to Japan and you will know how abnormal the Japanese immigration requirements are. What's more abnormal is that every typo on the application form can be returned.

In addition, if you have a bachelor's degree in civil engineering from Asia 12 University designated by Australian 476 visa, you can apply for immigration to Australia directly with IELTS 6.