If you want to immigrate, how can you judge which country you are suitable for? Is it based on your own conditions or your favorite country?

Of course, you must first consider your own conditions and the requirements of relevant countries. If you have excellent conditions and meet many countries at the same time, you can further consider your preferences. For example:

United States: skilled immigrants have a long timetable and cannot be unemployed halfway. Investing in immigration EB5 is risky.

Canada: Skilled immigrants have a strict list of jobs in short supply, without which they cannot be considered. The number of places to invest in immigration to Canada is very limited.

Australia: The list of occupations is not as strict as that of Canada, but there are corresponding language requirements for matching. Investing in immigration to Australia also has certain risks.

Then you should consider your own situation. Of course, some European countries have lower barriers, but you should consider your own language problems. English is already a second language. If you speak other languages, you may be very tired.