20 17 Singapore relaxes immigration policy.

More and more immigrants will choose to live in Singapore, so what is the main content of Singapore's recent relaxation of immigration policy? This is a question that many people who go abroad are interested in. Let's take a look at it with the overseas immigration network! The following is the relevant information I have compiled. Welcome to reading.

20 17 Singapore relaxes immigration policy.

A few days ago, a white paper on population was released, which comprehensively put forward the future population policy planning. The white paper predicts that by 2020, the population of Singapore will increase from the current 53 1 10,000 to 5.8-6 million. By 2030, the population size may further reach 6.5-6.9 million.

Introduce1.50,000-25,000 new immigrants every year.

At present, the proportion of Chinese in Singapore is 76%. The fertility rate in Singapore is only 1.2. Such a low fertility rate means that if new immigrants are not introduced, Singapore's citizen population will rapidly age and even shrink from 2025. This will lead to a decrease in the working population, which in turn will affect Singapore's economic development.

The Singapore government says it will introduce 15000 to 25000 new immigrants every year and approve 30000 foreigners to become permanent residents. By 2030, the government will increase the proportion of China people engaged in professionals, managers, executives and technicians (PMET) from the current half to two-thirds.

There are two ways to invest in immigration.

There are two ways to apply for investment immigration in Singapore: first, the company has been established for more than 3 years with a registered capital of more than 6,543,800 yuan; The principal applicant holds more than 30% of the shares; The company belongs to industries other than real estate, construction and automobile 4s shops; The turnover of the company meets the requirements of the Immigration Bureau. Second, invest S $2.5 million in a fund company designated by the Singapore government for five years, and then return it with interest after five years.

It is reported that the fund is strictly controlled by the Singapore government at all levels, from examination and approval, to absorption of funds, to investment projects and redemption of funds. Every year, the government will also review the investment immigration fund in many aspects, including the fund team, performance, risk, control and so on.

In addition, in order to ensure no loss, most funds invest in the form of convertible bonds. If the invested enterprise is successfully listed, it can of course be redeemed; If an enterprise fails to go public, it shall be treated as a loan and the interest shall be recovered. All funds are under control and must be dispersed, with each project not exceeding 10% of the total share capital.