How much does immigration cost?

I hate to break it to you, but immigration is not as good as you think. Think about it. All the money you earn in your life is spent on immigration, so what do you eat abroad? Where do you live? You also said that it is unrealistic to want future generations to stop working so hard. If you really immigrate, there are actually many ways. The best way is that if you have relatives in Canada, it will be easy. If not, international students in France can apply for immigration to Quebec, Canada after applying for studying in France. Many Canadian immigrants in Asia have realized their immigration dreams in this way. This method saves money. Studying in France for three years costs about 500,000 RMB. If you apply for a national university, the average annual cost is less than 654.38+million, including all expenses. But it looks like you're already working. I wonder if you still have the possibility of studying abroad. The last resort is smuggling, which is the most economical method, but it is also the most risky method. This is the most popular mode of immigration in the last century.

However, I always feel that as long as I work hard, I can live happily anywhere. Immigrant families used to be a lesson from the past. After immigration, it is not as beautiful as you think. Many people regret it. You know, many foreign countries are eager to immigrate to China now. Because of China's immigration policy, it is more difficult for them to immigrate than you. What you can't get is always the best. In fact, what you lost will be done again after you get it.

Friend, cherish what you have. If you really want to experience life abroad, you can travel and feel it once you have the opportunity. Why immigrate and live in your hometown? There are so many people in your hometown who care about you, love you and help your relatives. Isn't it better than living in a strange foreign country? When you are in trouble, there will be many relatives to help you. Once you go abroad, all this will be lost. . . . . .