How can I immigrate to Holland or Switzerland?

Switzerland is not an immigrant country, so it is difficult to deal with. Skilled migration is basically impossible. Investment immigrants need to invest at least 654.38 million+Swiss francs in Switzerland. Judging from the approved actual cases, they need to invest nearly 10 million RMB. Judging from the published laws and regulations, the Dutch new immigration and social integration policy will be obviously tightened in 20 1 1 year, and family reunion will become more difficult. One of the Dutch spouses must have a stable residence, a qualified income, a work contract of at least 12 months, and have lived in the Netherlands for at least one year before applying. Those who have obtained new Dutch passports will also lose these conditions. In the past, immigrants did not have to master the local language, but according to the new immigration law implemented in 2006, not only new immigrants, but also old immigrants who have lived in the Netherlands for many years have the obligation to learn Dutch. According to the Dutch immigration policy, there are three main ways to apply for indefinite residence in the Netherlands: 1 settle in the Netherlands on the grounds of marriage or cohabitation to form a family, including family reunion. Settle in Holland on the grounds of work. Settle in the Netherlands on the grounds of applying for political asylum. However, except for those who applied for political asylum and obtained A-status status, others obtained an entry visa MVV in time to stay in the Netherlands for more than three months, and obtained a temporary residence VTV (which is also the short-term ID applied by our international students). They also need to meet certain conditions before they can obtain permission to settle indefinitely. The following is a brief description of various situations: settling in the Netherlands on the grounds of organizing a family or reuniting with family members. If you have just formed a family with a Dutch national or a person who officially lives in the Netherlands, or you are already a spouse, partner or child under 65,438+08, including officially adopted children, you can enter the Netherlands and further apply for a VTV residence permit. However, first you must apply for a visa named MVV at the Dutch embassy or consulate in your country or region. The full name of MVV is Machtiging tot voorlopigverblijf, which is a special visa. All foreigners who want to stay in the Netherlands for more than 3 months, including those who come to work or study in the Netherlands, need to apply for MVV. Relatives and institutions in the Netherlands can also apply for MVV from the foreigners' police station in their area. MVV was finally issued by the Visa Office of the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Applicants will be invited to the Dutch diplomatic agency in their country or region for an interview. MVV is finally printed on the passport page of the applicant in the form of a seal. Forming a family through marriage or cohabitation, including reunion with family members, is a legitimate reason to apply for MVV, and relatives in the Netherlands must meet certain conditions. The main application conditions are: 1. You must have Dutch nationality or official residence. You must have a permanent residence in Holland. You must have a regular paid job, and your monthly income is at least 70% of your parents' family social assistance. On the date of application, you must have a work contract for more than one year. Applicants for MVV to settle in the Netherlands are immediate family members, excluding: parents, grandparents, brothers and sisters,/kloc-children over 0/8 years old should report to the Alien Police Station within 3 days after entering the Netherlands with MVV, and apply for VTV temporary residence. The foreigner police will arrange a time to ask you to bring the necessary certificates and documents and conduct an interview to determine when you can get VTV. VTV is valid for a maximum of one year or less. Before the expiration of VTV, you need to apply to the Aliens Police for an extension. If you have obtained VTV and have lived legally in the Netherlands for more than 5 years, you can apply for long-term residence. However, if you want to determine your long-term residence status in the Netherlands as soon as possible, you can also try to learn Dutch well and get familiar with the basic knowledge of Dutch social life, and then apply for Dutch citizenship after living in the Netherlands for three consecutive years. Tip: The above paragraph is also relatively applicable to students applying to study in the Netherlands. If you have obtained VTV legal residence for 5 years in the name of studying in the Netherlands, plus a one-year work contract, you can also apply to join the Netherlands for long-term residence. Dutch employers who have settled in the Netherlands for work reasons must first apply for a labor permit for their employees when hiring foreign workers. The official Dutch name is tewerkstellingsvergunning. Ordinary employees apply to the district labor department; Artists, musicians and athletes apply to the CBA of the Central Ministry of Labor. Take the average employee as an example: * Employers seem to have to hire employees with special skills. Employers have tried their best to recruit in the Netherlands, such as advertising, without results. * The employer must report the vacancy to the Ministry of Labor for more than five weeks * The employer is prepared to pay the foreign employee a monthly salary higher than the new minimum wage for full-time work * The employer must arrange accommodation for the foreign employee in the Netherlands, and the working environment and living environment provided by the employer must be acceptable to the foreign employee * The foreign employee must meet the job requirements required by the employer and have the qualifications and skills to engage in the vacant position * The foreign employee must have or be prepared to apply for VTV in the Netherlands. In addition, different jobs have different age requirements for foreign employees. When both the employer and the employee think that the above basic conditions are met, the employer can apply to the labor department in the Netherlands for a work permit. Meeting the above conditions does not mean that the Ministry of Labor will successfully issue work permits. The Labour Department will make a decision based on the current situation and future trend of the labour market. In practice, it may be that it is easier to apply for foreign workers in a certain area, but it is more difficult in a certain area. If a foreign worker has obtained a labor permit and temporarily stayed in VTV, and is engaged in paid work in the Netherlands, it is not allowed to change employers within three years; If you want to change your employer, the new employer must apply to the regional labor department for a new labor permit in accordance with the above conditions and procedures. If you change your employer privately within three years, you may not have the opportunity to obtain long-term residence in the future. If you want to change employers freely without affecting your long-term residence in the future, foreign workers should apply to the Aliens Police Station for a note entitled "Free Employment", which is in Dutch VRIJ Selling van de Tewerkstellingsvergunning. Foreign workers who have worked for the same employer for five consecutive years in the Netherlands or changed their employers according to regulations can apply for long-term residence or Dutch nationality. However, according to the new law, when applying for long-term residence, foreigners' police often require foreign workers to continue to have sufficient means of subsistence, that is, they continue to have jobs, and their net income is at least equivalent to the amount of general assistance. Therefore, after working for five years, the most sensible thing is to sign a labor contract with your employer for more than one year, and you will get a long-term residence more smoothly.