I guess much of Europe also is. You live in Germany for 7 years you get citizenship.
I believe Singapore has a similar overall tax burden so what one is not paying in direct tax is eventually by way of indirect tax
I think you are a bit cherry picking your notes in Europe's immigration friendliness. It's minimum 7 years in Germany of legal residence (Australia still has 5 if I'm not mistaken and was 2 years not that long time ago), need to still also pass language test etc. And similar in rest of Europe with not so major languages to pick up, so that's some commitment to learn (fluent in Chinese, Malay and Tamil by any chance?). Similar 5 years minimum residency is common in EU countries but not guaranteed though.
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