Canada, New Zealand, Australia, which is easier to move now?

There is little difference between the three countries where international students transfer to immigration. Just find a professional job after graduation. Your analysis is correct, Canada is too cold, Vancouver is not cold but the house price is expensive; Australia discriminates against Asians very badly; New Zealand is actually good, neither too hot nor too cold, but the country is too small, and many locals go to Australia to work.

If we put aside the living environment and only talk about the convenience of international students' immigration, I think it is still Canada. Compared with Australia and New Zealand, Canada has the most stable immigration policy and the lowest threshold. Canada's immigration policy has been tightened in the past two years, but Australia and New Zealand have tightened before Canada.

Canada is the second largest country in the world with abundant resources, but its population is only 33 million. Introducing immigrants is a long-term national policy of Canada.

Canada has another advantage, being close to the United States. The United States is a big market, and there will be one more choice for employment and further study in the future.