Australia or Canada, which is more suitable for immigration?

There are two sets of world-famous livable cities, one is the most livable city ranking by Monocle magazine. In this ranking, Australian cities are often ahead of Canadian cities, and the other is the Economist magazine's ranking of livable cities. Canadian cities as a whole will get a higher ranking. Generally speaking, the cities of the two countries are frequent visitors in the top ten, and the difference may only be caused by subtle differences in scoring standards and weights.

Australia and Canada are also the only two countries in the world whose GDP and per capita GDP can rank in the top of the world at the same time 10- 15, which are both big and strong (compared with most countries).

Personal subjective feelings:

As a person who has spent a long time in these two countries, especially Canada, I think the great differences between these two countries are as follows. I think the group that can best understand this advantage will be put in brackets, and the analysis is mainly based on Toronto, Vancouver, Sydney and Melbourne that most people will choose:

Advantages of Canada:

1) North American Circle: Culture, education, sports, politics, science and technology, as long as you are willing, you can get primary resources without barriers. Especially Toronto, in terms of educational resources, medical level, cultural activities and sports events, and local resources, I'm afraid it is only lost to new york and Los Angeles in North America, and it is in the forefront of the world cities, whether from the average level or the highest level of peak evaluation. There is still a gap in Sydney in this respect (adapt to the crowd: good English, strong professionalism)

2) Chinese life: Apart from Greater China, Vancouver and Toronto are the best in the world in terms of eating/buying/playing (community life) that conforms to Chinese habits, and there is no suspense. (Adapt to the crowd: English is average or China stomach)

3) City life: Most Asians should still be used to living in cities like Beijing, Shanghai and Hong Kong. It's convenient after all. The downtown areas of Toronto and Vancouver are fully functional and have many residents. Many shops are open at night, and local people have the habit of nightlife. But then again, many people go to these two countries in order to grab a villa of their own. (Adapt to the crowd: young people, single)

4) Be friendly to immigrants: Toronto is a model of a multicultural city in the world, with the least rights and discrimination of ethnic minorities. I'm afraid Canadian cities are doing better. (Adapt to the crowd: everyone)

5) Long-term competitiveness: The general resource reserves of Australia and Canada should be equal, but Australia's mining cost advantage is much stronger (Canada's resources are often located in mountainous areas and forest areas, with the characteristics of poor terrain, difficult transportation and high environmental protection requirements). And Canada has one of the most important resources-fresh water, which is gradually scarce, and the quantity is very considerable, which can be compared with other continents. (Adapted people: people who intend to settle down for generations)

Australia's advantages:

1) Environment and climate: Sydney and Melbourne have pleasant climate, blue sea and blue sky, and white beaches. On the other hand, it snows in Toronto in October and melts in May, and it rains in Vancouver for five months a year. The weather will affect people's mood all day. (Adapt to the crowd: everyone, especially the elderly and those who love outdoor activities)

2) Time difference: Australia is two hours earlier than China. For people whose work is closely related to China, you can have a normal work rest every day; For long-distance lovers, there is no need to say good morning and good night. After a long time, you are insane, and it is not easy to squeeze out the time even by making a phone call (the difference between Toronto and Beijing is 12 hours); Even if you fly frequently, you don't need to adjust the time difference. People living in North America have jet lag every time they go back and forth. (Adapt to the crowd: people who are close to domestic demand)

3) Government relations: The Australian government is more friendly to China, the economic and trade relations between the two countries are freer, the ties with Asia are closer, and it is easier to give play to individual bilateral advantages. (Adapt to the crowd: multinational business people)

4) Family income: The per capita income in Australia is higher than that in Canada, and the tax burden is relatively low (income tax and consumption tax). However, it needs to be added that in terms of eating (eating out), living (buying a house) and traveling (buying a car), the consumption of the same level in Australia is much higher than that in Canada. Therefore, whether high income brings higher living standards is a matter of opinion. (Adapt to the crowd: working class)

Generally speaking, there is not much essential difference in the quality of life of ordinary people in the two countries. In fact, there is no obvious advantage or disadvantage. I can only say that I choose a place where my family situation is more suitable. There are also many people who will choose to return to China after living in the local area for a period of time.