Is it easier to study in Canada or Australia?

From the perspective of immigration, Canada is relatively easy at present. I don't know much about Australia, but I can tell you something about Canada.

First of all, Canada welcomes students of science and engineering very much. For example, BC Province has a provincial nominated immigration program for science and engineering students. Moreover, Canada pays attention to application and practice, and having professional skills in Canada is very beneficial to finding a job.

Now, if you want to study abroad and immigrate to Canada, the way that international students can adopt is mainly Canadian federal experience immigration. In Canada, as long as you have completed higher education for more than two years, you can get a three-year graduation work visa for free. This is the Canadian government's very preferential policy for international students. Compared with America next door, the working conditions in Canada are much better. Within three years of work signing, I have one year working experience in Canada, and then I can enter the ee system to score. At present, the main immigration difficulty for Canadian students lies in IELTS scores. If IELTS is good, it will be very advantageous.

If it is a master's degree, Ontario, Canada, for example, may be nominated by the province. As long as you complete the Canadian Master's degree and IELTS 4 6, it is possible to immigrate directly. No employer or work experience is required. This is also a very good way to immigrate to Canada.

Other unpopular provinces in Canada also have very good immigration policies for studying abroad, so I won't go into details here.

If you have any questions about Canadian immigrants, you can ask me or ask me for contact information in private.

I hope I can help you ~ ~ ~