What's the difference between studying abroad and emigrating?

First of all, from the purpose: the primary purpose of studying abroad is to study, of course, some people want to achieve the goal of easier immigration through studying abroad; The purpose of immigration is to stay abroad for a long time and enjoy various local policies.

Secondly, in terms of time: studying abroad is generally within five years; Immigrants are basically lifelong.

Third, qualifications: first of all, you have to be a student to study abroad, and then you have to learn not too badly and have an age limit; Immigration is relatively broad, but in fact it is either strict with financial strength or strict with your ability to work.

Fourth, the way: to study abroad, you must first get the offer of the school, and then get the visa of the embassy; Immigration is more difficult and troublesome, and the specific situation varies from country to country.

In addition, there are differences in enjoyment rights.