Japan might be something more for the future.

[Jamesothy]

So Japan's population crisis might force big changes for immigration in the future. 10 years down the road It might be much easier to go there to live. I'd take my family to live in Japan if it gained a new core of expats. It would be crazy tumultuous times in a country like that. A fun thing to witness and experience.

Whatever the case it does look like Japan will have to take more and more drastic measures as time goes on. The people don't look like they're gonna start wanting to have anymore babies any time soon. It's going to be interesting to see what happens over the next couple decades and maybe there will be opportunity in Japan.

 

[Orientalist]

population crisis

This is literally every country besides a select few like India, so keep that in mind.
(China is likely to thrive without importing deathnics due to massive investment in automation & robotics but that's another conversation)

 

[Rance]

South Korea is in a much more dire situation than Japan is, so you may want to look at that first

 

[zaneslayerasianbaddies]

South Korea is in a much more dire situation than Japan is, so you may want to look at that first

the world is cooked

 

[Orientalist]

South Korea is in a much more dire situation than Japan is, so you may want to look at that first

This podcast has quite a few excellent analyses on the demographic situation of South Korea and elsewhere

 

[Jamesothy]

South Korea is in a much more dire situation than Japan is, so you may want to look at that first

South Korea is a boring poo poo country. They're gooks.