It’s a wide spectrum of opinion in the international community. For example, you cannot become a citizen of Canada as an immigrant with an autism diagnosis. You would have to talk to someone who is autistic from Spain and/or someone who is autistic that moved country.

not that I'm planning to move to Canada... But I'm just curious how isn't this discrimination? Also how could they possibly know unless I told them? I've read today that Australia also doesn't allow Autistic immigration am I the only person who feels this is wrong on so many levels? What I read online is that they don't want to accept immigration of people who would cause increased expenses to the country. That's making a lot of assumptions. A lot of autistic individuals are making good money. In fact the richest person in the world is Autistic.