The ranking of the most suitable countries for China immigrants.

The most suitable countries for immigrants from China are ranked as follows:

1. Australia

Australia has a prosperous economy, stable society and beautiful environment. Australia has many livable cities in the world, and Melbourne has won the title of "Global Livable City" for seven consecutive years. Melbourne is a gathering place for Australian Chinese. At least 300,000 Chinese choose to live here. Last year, the number of Australian Chinese also exceeded 2 million.

2. Canada

Canada is a highly developed capitalist country, with a vast territory and few people, and rich products. China has a long history of emigrating to Canada. Vancouver's Chinatown is the largest Chinatown in North America except San Francisco's Chinatown. Chinese have taken root in Canada and become an important ethnic group in this country.

Canada is the first country in the world to advocate multiculturalism. Starting from 197 1, Canada has made building a "multicultural" society a national policy.

At present, there are more than 200 nationalities living together in Canada, and the number of immigrants now accounts for more than half of Canada's population growth. Canada has also enacted a multicultural law to promote the active and fair integration of people of all races into Canadian society and encourage them to actively participate in social, cultural, economic and political affairs in Canada.

3. Malaysia

Malaysia has been a country where China people like to emigrate since ancient times. I don't know how many China people have taken root here and created a miracle of wealth. Chinese in Malaysia is the second largest ethnic group in the region, with a population of about 7.5 million. China also has many traditional customs.

In Malaysia, you can communicate in Cantonese, Minnan and Mandarin without barriers. Another big advantage that Malaysia does not have in the other four countries is the relatively low threshold of immigration here.

Before the outbreak of the epidemic, the Malaysian "second home" was once a very popular immigration project in China. You only need to deposit several hundred thousand RMB in a bank in Malaysia to get a permanent residence visa.