Which is better to study in New Zealand or Canada? Is it easy to immigrate? Which is less to study abroad?

If studying in New Zealand and Canada is for future immigration, Canada should be given priority.

The reason for this is the following：

1. Canada is ahead of New Zealand in industry and technology, and comparable in agriculture and tourism. This determines that there are more job opportunities in Canada than in New Zealand. Because, even if you can emigrate, you should consider what to do after emigration.

2. Canada has stopped investing in immigrants and skilled immigrants. However, the number of experienced immigrants has been increasing. International students are the biggest beneficiaries of experienced immigrants. According to the current immigration law in Canada, international students who study in Canada for two years (junior college) or four years (undergraduate course) can get a three-year work visa after graduation. In these three years, if you find a job and work full-time for one year, you can propose experienced immigrants. Take another IELTS 6.0G score (the requirement of junior college is 6.0, Class A, so this does not pose an obstacle to international students), and you can immigrate successfully.

As for tuition, I know nothing about New Zealand. However, the tuition in Canada is lower than that in the United States.