Canada, New Zealand, the United States and Australia, which is easier for parents to reunite after getting pr, and which is better?

The answer to this question alone is the United States.

But you should also consider the difficulty of getting PR. It is the easiest to invest in emigrating to Quebec, Canada, followed by New Zealand, then the United States, and the most difficult is Australia.

Many investment immigrants can get married and have children. Judging from the investment projects, most of them belong to a family, that is, parents+all children.

In other words, if you are not married, you still belong to your parents' family. If you get married, you can't take your parents with you when you get married and have children. You can only reunite in the future.

Generally speaking, skilled immigrants in New Zealand are similar to those in Canada, Australia is more difficult than the first two, and employers' sponsored immigrants are similar to those in the three countries. The United States does not open general skilled immigrants, but only employers to sponsor immigrants.

As Australia, Canada and New Zealand are all countries with high welfare, the restrictions on family reunion are very great, and they basically have to queue up or directly pay welfare money to the government (because Australia, Canada and New Zealand can directly enjoy many benefits, but their relatives can't contribute to the local area after reunion (consumers and tourists can provide them), so they will be stuck very strictly, unless they make blonde hair and do public relations for you, you can enjoy these benefits).