Do I have to immigrate to study abroad?

If you want to go abroad formally, you have three choices, one is to emigrate, the other is to study abroad, and the third is to find a foreign company in China and have the opportunity to go abroad.

No matter which way you go, your English will be very good. Taking those English exams is also proof that you can live or work abroad. I think it is useful, because English is the most basic thing abroad.

Immigrants and non-immigrants

Relatives, immigrants, investment immigrants, skilled immigrants

Non-immigrants have study abroad, travel services, work visas, business visas to visit relatives and so on.

If you have neither the right nor the money, the best way is to prepare TOEFL, gre or IELTS first, and there are various corresponding crash courses to help. There's also a lot about. If I were rich and powerful, I wouldn't come here to ask.

In recent years, more and more people go abroad for graduate studies after graduating from university. According to statistics, from 200 1 to 2004, more than half of international students went abroad to study for master's degrees. With the increasing opening of study abroad market and the inclination of study abroad policies to China students, studying abroad is on the rise.

Another fact is that at present, when going to school, some schools directly set up general domestic studies and semi-foreign studies, but the cost seems to be at least 80 thousand, so I don't know the market, hehe, that's all.