Which country is more comfortable, America, New Zealand or Australia? I want to go, but I can't decide.

United States: If you are studying abroad, it is still the first choice. After all, there are more schools, more developed education and no problem in life. As long as you don't live in South America or a black community, it's easy.

Australia: 1998 -2003 Studying in Australia was relatively quiet compared with the United States (except for big cities like Sydney and Melbourne). The number of universities is small, but the quality is ok. There are 39 regular universities to choose from, but now the fees are relatively high, and the Australian dollar is more expensive than the US dollar. It's getting harder and harder to adjust the immigration policy again and again. Life in Australia is comfortable, but a little closed.

New Zealand: Schools are average, and there are several good schools. Government colleges can be considered. Immigration is relatively simple, and the comfort is similar to that of Australia, and it is relatively isolated.

Finally, where do you decide to go, or go abroad according to your plan, or study abroad? Immigrants? Will you stay in the local area or return home after studying abroad? All these considerations directly determine which country is best for you.