Five easiest countries to immigrate to

So you want to immigrate

Be warned that this list mentions countries that are very different from developed nations like the USA or Canada.

With most countries wanting to limit immigration, getting out of the country you are a native of is becoming increasingly difficult. This is not the regular list which provides you with information about immigrating to developed countries. Lets face it, developed countries do not want you unless you have some very niche skill, which is in high demand. So what do you? Well, you could settle for less developed nations, which might be able to almost meet all your needs, and which have easy immigration policies.

So, here is the list:

1. Uruguay - Yes, this is a small country in South America, with a small population.
2. Ecuador - An amazingly green and beautiful country right at the equator. Well, this country also has the Galapagos islands as a part of it. All you need to show is a guaranteed monthly income of USD 800 for yourself, and an extra USD 100 for each of your dependents. Yes, if you are retired and have a pension of USD 800, you could settle here peacefully. If you are not retired, invest in mutual funds or fixed deposits that generate USD 800.
3. Argentina - This is a large country with a small population. The population density is just 15 people per square kilometer. It has a wide variety of climates, ranging from temperate in the north to almost polar in the south. To settle here, just show a guaranteed monthly income of USD 850.
4. Brazil - A great country with a rich culture, with a high human development index. To settle here, you have to be retired and have a monthly pension of USD 2000. You can take two dependents along with you. For every extra dependent, you need to have an extra USD 1000 per month.
5. Svalbard - This is a large collection of islands near Norway. Svalbard is officially a part of Norway. Okay, while residing here freely allowed for people from several countries, including India, US, Canada, Japan and South Africa. However this is a very expensive place, and you need to show bank deposits that make sure you can sustain yourself. A very cold and barren place, but beautiful and isolated.