Which is better, immigration consultant or study abroad consultant?

Something like that, because I've studied abroad and immigrated. In fact, you have done both. Studying abroad mainly depends on your destination country, your teaching resources and your own reputation. Relatively speaking, there may not be many immigrants in a single transaction, but the number is large. On the one hand, immigrants look at the destination country, on the other hand, they look at your resources abroad (I am American, so I am talking about the United States), such as lawyers and accountants, as well as projects. The absolute number of immigrants is not as much as studying abroad, but the agency fee (including project promotion) is 500 thousand-far more than studying abroad. You can earn a few in some good immigration companies (mainly Shanghai) a year. However, the number of immigrants is small, and the absolute amount is less than that of studying abroad. Some students studying abroad go in groups as soon as they move, and the cycle is short, unlike immigrants who move for months. Therefore, counting the amount of running, good international students will not make much difference.

Mainly related to the number of customers and resources of different companies. For a good company, you basically don't have to look for it, customers are coming to you, so you'd better know which of the two jobs is better, not which of the two companies is better. In terms of the nature of your job, what you do in your post is actually similar.