Which country is better to immigrate to Europe?

Countries suitable for emigrating to Europe are Malta, Sweden, Netherlands, Finland and Norway.

1, Malta

Malta is called "the heart of the Mediterranean". Its political situation is stable, social order is good, folk customs are simple and the crime rate is low. In addition to its high safety index, Malta also has a very generous welfare system. Malta's medical system is developed, ranking fifth in the World Health Organization ranking, and its environmental quality is also very good. It is a veritable "land for the aged".

2. Sweden

Sweden has a high standard of living, a perfect social security system and a developed medical and health system. Sweden is one of the few countries that did not participate in the Second World War. After the war, Sweden concentrated on economic development, implemented a wide range of social welfare policies and established a relatively complete social welfare system.

3. Netherlands

Immigrants to the Netherlands can enjoy the Dutch education and medical policy: the Netherlands implements a full-time compulsory education system of 12 (5~ 16 years old); The Netherlands has a complete health care network, which can provide primary diagnosis and specialized care, so it is very convenient to see a doctor in the Netherlands. In addition, the emergency system in the Netherlands is developed, so you can get emergency services quickly by calling 1 12.

4. Finland

Immigrants to Finland can enjoy Finnish educational resources. Finland has developed education and nine-year compulsory education. There are more than 4,300 schools of all kinds, with more than 6,543.8+0.9 million students (including adult education and various amateur school students).

Famous institutions of higher learning include Helsinki University, Aalto University and Tampere University. There are 840 libraries in China, and the per capita borrowing volume and per capita publishing volume are among the highest in the world.

5. Norway

As the country with the highest GDP per capita in the world, it is famous for its high welfare and high quality of life. With beautiful scenery and pure water and air, Norway has been rated as the most livable country by the United Nations for six consecutive years since 200 1, and ranked first in the global human development index from 2009 to 20 18.