Rate and see which countries the dog-pushers can still go to.

Philippines: ★, a place where even dogs wouldn't stay without an umbrella.

Vietnam: ★★, stay low-key and you won't get into big trouble, but being high-profile can be risky, especially since it's right next to Dong Da.

Laos: ★, closely cooperates with Dong Da, not a place to stay.

Myanmar: ★, it's only a matter of time before getting hit, currently just resisting hard, the harshest in the park, once you're in, you can't get out.

Thailand: ★★, a statement has been issued, they will gradually crackdown, you can stay for a short time, but not for long.

UAE: ★★★, relatively low-key compared to the above, but the ferocity in the park is not much less than Myanmar, and it will make the news if it goes on for too long. Essentially, it's about the industry, not the country. If it's about scamming, nowhere is safe. Trouble is only a matter of time.

Singapore: ★★, a hiding place for the big shots, do you think you belong here? Moreover, the big shots are gradually being caught. Do you think last year's visa exemption came for free? It was exchanged!

Malaysia: ★★★★, if you are into scamming, then this place is a ★ for you, but if you are into gambling, it's still okay. The country is quite corrupt, and the security is not bad, except for the Malay discrimination against Chinese, everything else is fine as long as the environment isn't messed up by scamming dogs. Short stays are feasible here, and the cost of living is also low. Recommended.

Japan: ★★★, suitable for high-level talents, zero ★ for dog pushers.

Sri Lanka: ★★, a place where birds don't poop, relatively safe compared to others, but the local government is quite corrupt, so always be cautious.

North America: ★★★★★, rent a villa, enjoy to the fullest, the only downside is the distance.

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