Why foreign countries (especially USA/UK/Canada/Aus) are ultimate choice for immigration?

[canadiandream2019]

Just trying get the peoples thought on what make foreign country a irresistible option for immigration (including me). Its been a 9 years outside my country for me and did not felt like I am in foreign country (not completely) except that the weather is harsh and job market is not that hot and I am still hanging in here.

Pros
- Fresh Air
- Mind your own business and be happy.
- Strict Laws.

Cons
- Isolated in long term due to lack of social life.
- Not much to do outside your work and home.

What are your thoughts?

 

[vsfedotov]

Just trying get the peoples thought on what make foreign country a irresistible option for immigration (including me). Its been a 9 years outside my country for me and did not felt like I am in foreign country (not completely) except that the weather is harsh and job market is not that hot and I am still hanging in here.

Pros
- Fresh Air
- Mind your own business and be happy.
- Strict Laws.

Cons
- Isolated in long term due to lack of social life.
- Not much to do outside your work and home.

What are your thoughts?

Will add:

Pros:
Good education (K-12, universities), also - better (vs my come country) attitude towards children & families
Access to resources, networks, established infrastructure for almost any kind of endeavor, etc
Strong passports (once you become a citizen, you can travel almost anywhere visa-free)
High living standards
Diversity - you meet people from everywhere you'll never meet back home

As of cons, the last one you noticed, at least the US where I'm currently located has a ton of nature-admiring/hiking opportunities - they really keep their nature clean, accessible and promote active lifestyle. I think Canada should be the same.

 

[navinball]

Because 1 $ = 70 rs. Otherwise Noone will move to the cold lifeless countries.
The plan should be to make as much money till 45 or 50 and get the hell out.