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I don't know that much about German immigration, but many European countries are harder to get residence in than the US. Also, most people in HK speak at least
by hkthrowaway88 5y ago
I don't know that much about German immigration, but many European countries are harder to get residence in than the US. Also, most people in HK speak at least some English but hardly anybody speaks German. I doubt it would be much of an "easier go" except for people working in high paid jobs in desirable fields (who would probably go to the US or Canada).
It's not that special of a case. For as much as people in the US complain about their government, most of the world is much worse.
- lmm 5y agoThe US is definitely a wealthy and successful country, comfortably above the global average. At the same time I wouldn't say that US citizenship stands out as particularly better than other developed countries (e.g. most of the EU).
- kyawzazaw 5y agoMost of the EU language barriers and assimilation is hard.