Immigration and education level

[rachel83az]

1) Will my online degrees have any influence over my immigration?

Depends on the country, but probably not. Depends, though. See below for example.

2) Are there any alterior routes for immigration that might be easier than just blankly applying for visa-sponsorship jobs.

Actually, yes. If you can save up the money to get an in-person Master's degree in Canada, Canadian university graduates have some sort of fast-track to immigration in Canada. Does not apply to degrees obtained via distance or from other countries.

3) Is CS a good field to go into in regards to Visa sponsorship?

Yes. Comp Sci is usually on the list of "needed" or "highly qualified" professions for immigration purposes. It'll be easier to get a job in CS for immigration.

4) What country listed above should be the "easiest" to move to?

Almost certainly not US or New Zealand. I believe that Canada would be easiest, possibly followed by the Netherlands. But I'm not sure about that. I know it's pretty easy for an American to move to the Netherlands, but I'm not sure about someone from South Africa. If one of your parents was from the Netherlands, you should qualify for Dutch citizenship. https://harveylawcorporation.com/dutch-c...y-descent/