It is very difficult for China people to immigrate, is it the same in other countries?

Theoretically speaking, the immigration policy is equal, and the conditions and standards for applying for immigration are the same regardless of the nationality of the applicant. For example, the immigration policy of the United States has the same conditions for China people, Germans and Japanese people.

However, some densely populated developing countries are more willing to emigrate to developed countries. The intention of developed countries to immigrate to another developed country is relatively small. For example, the number of people applying to immigrate to the United States in China is much higher than that in Germany.

In order to maintain the population diversity of immigrants, importing countries do not want all or most immigrants to come from the same country, so they will use "immigration quotas" to control them. For example, there are too many people applying for immigration in China, and the number of places is limited, so it is difficult; There are not many Germans applying for immigration, and there are too many places, so it is much less difficult to apply for immigration.