Is Germany an immigrant country? How to handle German immigration?

Germany is not a traditional immigrant country. Unlike the United States and Canada, it is enough to invest in a project and wait for a green card.

Basically, I don't go to Germany to study. I can only apply for a corporate visa, an employee visa or a blue card visa by setting up a company.

The handling of corporate visas needs to comply with the provisions of Article 2 1 of the German Aliens Act. This clause requires that the applicant's company has public interests in the local area, and the unit that evaluates the applicant's visa is the foreign exchange administration and the chamber of commerce where the investment is located. At this stage, their evaluation criteria are whether the applicant has many years of business experience in China, whether he has a company, and whether the company has business dealings with Germany or the European Union.

If you don't look at the above problems, the success rate of corporate visas is relatively low. You can get a German green card three years after you get a corporate visa.

Another way is to apply for an employee visa or a blue card visa. The applicant must have a German company as the employer, and the employee visa should be handled in accordance with the provisions of Article 18 of the German Law on Foreigners. This law requires applicants to have a labor contract that conforms to the German labor law, pay in line with local German standards, and have excellent academic qualifications and foreign language skills. Five years after obtaining an employee visa, they can apply for a German green card.

The blue card visa must comply with Article 19 of the Aliens Law, which is a work permit issued by EU countries to attract technicians from all over the world to work and live in the EU. The application condition is that there is a German company as the employer, and the income reaches the pre-tax annual salary of 49,600 euros. If a scarce industry, such as natural science, mathematics, architecture, urban planning and transportation planning, engineers, human medicine (except dentists), IT, etc. The annual salary can be reduced to 38,688 euros. After obtaining a blue card visa, you can apply for a German green card in 2 1 month at the earliest.

As for the way of application, it needs to be judged by professional comprehensive evaluation.

I hope my answer is helpful to you ~