Within the budget of 5 million, which countries are the most cost-effective?

Most of the 5 million immigrant countries that are basically listed can go. Australia's environment, welfare and naturalization time are better. 2.5 million is exempt from the test with a high salary, and there is no language and academic requirements. It depends on whether you can find a matching employer and your original income. If you can take the IELTS 4-6 test, have a full-time undergraduate degree and have 3 years of work experience, you can save nearly half of the expenses. The United States now has 4 million, of which 500 thousand is invested and can be recovered, but now it takes a long time to schedule. Europe is basically a house-buying immigrant, ranging from 300,000 euros to 500,000 euros, and some people buy 300,000 euros to 350,000 euros of government bonds, such as Hungary and Malta.

It depends on your own needs, whether you can live permanently, where you like to live, educate your children, or provide for your own needs, and so on. . .