Uh not really? As a comparison, it is almost impossible to naturalize if you decide to work in the two cited examples (China and KSA).

Also, the green card process very much depends on your nationality.

Plenty of developed countries limit the easy way to their citizenship to ius sanguinus, and if you aren't a descendant of a previous national, you have to pass stringent language and culture tests.

I don't think you would find a Lithuanian or Finnish language test quite so easy.

We are talking about exceptionally talented individuals, who do in fact have an express path to citizenship.

Name 5 wealthy countries (let's say top 30 HDI) where this holds outside of the EU.