Senior year, want to immigrate in the future, don t know what preparation is needed?

What you need to prepare now is to study English, you have studied a good major, and you will definitely find a suitable job in Canada.

1.Learn English well.

2.Get your money ready.

The easiest way to immigrate to Northern Europe is to obtain an EU passport and then settle directly in the Nordic countries with an EU passport.

1. The simple way to obtain an EU passport is to immigrate to Cyprus, requiring the applicant to be over 18 years old and have no criminal record, and purchase a set of self-occupied properties with a total price of 2 million euros and 500,000 euros, or one or more properties with a total price of more than 2 million euros.

2. For EU passport applicants, the EU passport can be approved as soon as 3 months, and the whole family can obtain EU status in one step, and there is no management experience requirement for the applicant, no financial ** explanation, no residence restrictions, no language requirements, and the property you buy only needs to be held for 3 years, which can be rented out during the holding period, and can be used after the expiration of the period**.

3. After obtaining an EU passport, you can not only visa-free to 159 countries around the world, but also freely settle in any of the 27 EU countries, enjoy the national benefits and benefits of that country, and work, do business and travel freely.

4. Therefore, for immigration applicants who want to immigrate to the Nordic countries, it is the most convenient and fast way to directly obtain an EU passport and then settle in the target country.

Didn't understand what you were trying to ask. If you don't go to school, you're going to immigrate? Which country do you want to go to. Different countries have much different requirements.

I don't think you have much hope for immigrants. Unless you go abroad to study again. Took a local diploma.

Skilled immigration, this is the most feasible option. It's easier to do now than Singapore. Australia and New Zealand are already in trouble.

The United States does not need to think about it, the competition is too fierce. The British directly blocked the roads, and it was completely impossible. If you're going to do that, plan ahead.

Study a major that is easy to immigrate. For example, if you are a girl, you will be a nursing major.

Investment immigration: Now the cheapest mainstream country is the United States. More than half a million dollars. And it is only three million yuan.

Entrepreneurial immigration is much more complex and relatively inexpensive. But not in the United States. ANZ can.

The disadvantage is that entrepreneurial immigration is relatively risky and slower. Then there is the need to find someone to marry and immigrate. That's a lot riskier.

I can't get into it for the rest of my life. If you don't have the strength, it's better to stay in the country. Although there are a lot of stupid x shouting how good it is to be abroad.

But the reality is that everywhere you mix, you rely on strength and hard work. It's better to go to a smaller country like New Zealand. But if you don't have money or skills in the United States, you will find that if you immigrate in time, you will find that it is not as good as in China.

People abroad are generally more realistic and direct than those at home.

If you want to live in a foreign country for a long time, you can only prepare early, Singapore is a very good environment, Canada is also very good, of course, immigration to these places requires a lot of money. I hope it can help you, I envy the people who immigrated to this hellish place, I wish you success.

Well, now that you're in your senior year, are you going to go out in 5 years, or when?

If you want to change majors, you need to take a preparatory or bridge course.

The school is not very good, but it is not the biggest problem, but the main thing is the usual grades and language.

1.I went to Canada to study. It's also good to immigrate.

2.In order to find a job and earn money, I went to Australia. Immigration difficulties.

First of all, if you immigrate later, the job you are engaged in must be in the list of immigration occupations, I remember that tourism management does not seem to be in the immigration list, if you plan to immigrate, you must consider the future employment direction.

Generally, studying abroad and immigration is relatively good, but the major may not be very suitable for immigration.

The score is not very high, do you have an IELTS score?

If you have a clear direction, you can consider immigration, there are many Chinese in Australia who are also suitable for you to live. Pay more attention to some dynamics, relevant information about Australian immigration.

If your goal is to study abroad and eventually obtain immigration status in Canada, it is recommended that you apply for courses in public institutions and go through the SPP program, free of funds** explanation, to facilitate obtaining a visa.

If you have a bachelor's degree, you can apply for a postgraduate diploma program at the college for a visa, and then switch to a post-secondary course when you are there. Completion of a minimum of 2 years of post-secondary course, after graduation, you can get a 3-year work visa, and one year of work can be obtained through the experience category to obtain immigration status.

Why should you consider working or studying abroad? Since the family conditions are not very good, don't consider studying abroad, and you have to consider immigration after studying abroad; Civil engineering is a relatively advantageous major in Quebec, and the entire Quebec technical application is about 40,000 yuan for a single person, and the green card is directly obtained; It should be no problem for you to be a skilled immigrant in Quebec, age, major, and education are fine, and it doesn't matter if you don't get a full score for work experience, it mainly depends on whether you are willing to learn French.

Study abroad, of course... Skilled immigration, you are certainly not able now.

Apply for a Canadian university, stay and work for 1 year after graduation, and then you can apply for immigration.

Now there is a way to study abroad and immigrate, that is, to study in the past first, at the same time there are internship opportunities, there is also a salary, and one year after graduation directly inland skilled immigration, very fast, and the comprehensive cost is very low.

The cost of studying abroad is relatively high, and applying for graduate school abroad requires high university and language scores, and preferably work experience. To apply for skilled immigration, you need to meet one of the 29 categories of in-demand occupations announced by the Canadian immigration department, and have a score of 67 points. An IELTS score is also required.

If your family cannot afford to study abroad, it is recommended to work in China for a few years before considering immigration.

You can apply for a reentry permit at USCIS as soon as you arrive in the U.S.

With a re-entry permit, you can stay in China for two years.

No problem.

But you have to apply for a re-entry permit, and without that you will be in trouble.

There are many Canadian immigration majors, such as. If you don't know which major you want to study, you can enter your major, GPA, and language scores into the reference system for studying abroad.

, the system will filter out students who have had similar experiences to you based on the information you provide for your reference.

From a small household registration in province A, the household registration in province B during the college entrance examination, and the household registration will be transferred back to province A during the university period. My approach is to fill out the place of origin examination form in Province A. Rationale:

2.After everyone reported the information, the teacher sent us the review results about a week later, and there were many unqualified ones (basically filled in incorrectly or displayed abnormally), but mine passed.

Fill in the place where you register for the college entrance examination, which is the county or city where the school you immigrated to.

Hello, I would like to ask what does urban and rural students mean in the audit form of the place of origin? When I took the college entrance examination, my hukou was a rural hukou, and then I changed from agriculture to non-farming, so what should I fill in now? Urban or rural? Does this have any impact on the future?

I just want to say, you asked me. I wondered why I didn't have anyone to answer this question for me before I graduated, because of this matter, the place of origin of the school students and the place of household registration tossed back and forth for a month. Now I'll answer you.

Then choose Ouit or Brock or Trent, which are all master's degree programs that are relatively easy to graduate.

The difficulty of graduating from various universities is similar, a master's degree is easy to read, as long as you are not the kind who does not study, there is no master's degree that you can't get, and you are studying business, which is a relatively easy to learn major. Therefore, it is recommended that you do not put the difficulty of graduation in the first place, and strive for a famous school is more important, and business is relatively more important to pay attention to background.

Toronto, Western Ontario, Queen, York can all be considered.

Consider the University of Toronto. If you have any questions about applying for exams, please contact a professional organization.

The best business courses in Canada: University of Toronto, University of Western Ontario, York University, all in Ontario.