Why do you prefer to immigrate to Jeju Island, South Korea?

# 中中中 # Introduction Before, many people would choose to emigrate to popular countries such as Australia and Canada, but now, more and more people are considering emigrating to South Korea. The proximity and cultural similarity between China and South China attract many people to immigrate to South Korea, so why do Koreans love to immigrate to Jeju Island? Let me introduce it to you.

1. Why do you prefer to immigrate to Jeju Island, South Korea?

1. Unique cultural landscape and natural scenery

Here, people don't know what smog is, and what they see every day is the crystal sky.

Jeju Island is an island of South Korea and a volcanic island. It is located at the southern tip of the Korean Peninsula, with an annual average temperature of about 65438 06℃. Compared with the Korean peninsula, it is warm in winter and cool in summer, which is the place with the smallest temperature difference and the warmest weather in Korea.

Jeju Island is South Korea's honeymoon island, a worldwide holiday resort and the shooting place of many Korean dramas. This may also be a major attraction for China people. One day I may meet a big Korean star.

Jeju Island has different scenery in four seasons. There are rape fields in spring, beaches and bathing beaches in summer, red leaves in autumn, and snow scenes of Purple Mountain and Hanna Mountain in winter ... Jeju Island's rich beauty and leisure life rhythm are its unique charm.

There is a world-class teddy bear museum, and the museum houses the world's most expensive Louis Vuitton teddy bear worth 230 million won, as well as teddy bears made of 125 carats of precious stones and metal. It not only collects rare teddy bears from all over the world, but also moves like a robot, introducing the development history of teddy bears to tourists in the past 100 years.

Teddy bear museum, visited by the Crown Princess and the Empress Dowager in the Korean drama Palace, is here, and the teddy bear, a fan in the TV series, has also become the treasure of the town hall here.

2. Preferential immigration conditions

Compared with the immigration threshold of Australia, New Zealand and Canada, it is obviously more cost-effective to immigrate to Jeju Island. It only needs 500 million won (about 450,000 US dollars), which is not as good as the price of a suite in Beishangguang. It seems that savvy Koreans have also grasped the real estate prices of China people.

Among the Chinese mainland people who moved to Jeju Island, quite a few people took a fancy to the close distance between Jeju Island and Chinese mainland across the sea and the visa-free treatment of Jeju Island. Starting from Shanghai, we will arrive in more than an hour. I haven't walked from Puxi to Pudong, and your Gao Fushuai is already in a foreign country.

It is for this reason that many Chinese mainland immigrants live in Jeju Island with their wives and children, and their husbands do business in the mainland and fly to Jeju Island for family reunion on weekends. In case of emergency, it only takes one hour to fly back to Chinese mainland from Jeju International Airport.

3. First-class educational environment

Jeju Island not only has a good environment and relaxed immigration conditions, but also attracts mainland immigrants. This is its first-class education. China and South Korea have always attached importance to education. Since 2007, Jeju Island government has started to build a world-class English school and education environment to attract overseas students and introduce foreign investment.

20 1 1 September, the North London School (NLCS- Jeju) officially opened. 20 12 Canada's Brankson women's college (BHA) and the public Korean international school (KIS Jeju) have also been completed one after another. In the near future, 20 17 St. John's, USA.

Due to the opening of the International Education City, the population of Jeju Island has shown a sharp upward trend, and nearly 65% of parents are satisfied with the International Education City. This shows the importance of Jeju English Education City, which has played a positive role in improving the overall impression of students, parents and Jeju.

It is precisely because of the English Education City that a large number of China immigrants can send their children to school at close range and enjoy quality education.

2. Korean legal immigration methods

First, entrepreneurial immigrants.

Invest 300-500 million won in South Korea to start a business. This money needs to be used for its own company affairs, and the ROK will conduct an investigation within one year. As long as the money is not hollowed out, the storefront operated by the entity can generally obtain the qualification equivalent to investment immigration within one year and obtain the permanent residency in Korea without passing the Korean exam. High-risk investment immigrants are subdivided into the following three situations:

-The D8 investment visa of a registered company with an investment of more than USD 500,000 can be renewed after living and operating for more than 3 years.

A registered company with an investment of more than US$ 500,000-"foreign independent legal person-"will be issued an immigrant visa if it is dispatched to Korea for more than three years.

Registered companies with an investment of more than US$ 300,000-those who employ more than two employees in Korea can renew their immigration visas for three years.

D8 is an investment visa with a minimum investment of 65.438 billion won. As mentioned above, it belongs to the category of high-risk investment. In fact, the initial investment is 654.38 billion yuan. In the future, you can apply for a residence visa or even an immigrant permanent residence visa if you meet the standards according to the business situation and employee situation.

In recent years, South Korea has launched "real estate investment immigrants" and "public welfare investment immigrants". The former means that foreigners invest a certain amount of real estate in a designated area of Korea, get a residence visa (F2), and change to permanent residence after five years (F5).

Second, real estate investment immigrants.

20 10 was implemented from Jeju Island, and then developed to Pyeongchang, Nanjiangyuan, Lishui, Jeollanam-do and Incheon Economic Free Zone. Invest more than $500,000 to buy holiday apartments, resorts, family hotels, villas and other accommodation facilities for rest; No business background, no age limit, no academic qualifications and language ability restrictions, no proof of assets, no proof of source of funds, no physical examination, no immigration supervision; If one person applies, both spouse and unmarried children can enjoy the right of abode; No long-term residence requirements, just log in once a year. Because its investment immigration threshold is lower than that of European and American countries, and its residence requirements are relatively relaxed than that of Japan, it has been recognized to some extent.

Third, public welfare investment immigrants.

It is the latest investment immigration policy launched by the Korean government in May 20 13. It means that if you invest more than 500 million won (for those over 55 years old, the investment can reach 300 million won) in public welfare investment projects designated by the Korean Ministry of Justice, you can get an F-2 visa (residence visa extended every five years) that enjoys the rights and interests of free economic activities. Those who have invested for more than 5 years can obtain permanent residency in Korea.

"Public welfare investment immigrants" have two choices. One is the principal guarantee type. The advantage of this investment is that it can be fully recovered after five years, but there is no extra dividend and the risk is low. It is equivalent to recovering the cost and getting a green card after five years of interest-free deposit in Korea. The other is profit and loss investment, depending on the investment project, it may get extra dividends or lose money (at present, the Ministry of Justice has regulations and banks have not yet opened).

Fourth, skilled immigrants.

Skilled immigrants refer to immigrants who immigrate to South Korea by their own skills and talents without relying on other people's guarantees. Generally speaking, the age of immigrants is required to be between 2 1 and 44 years old (there is still a chance if you are older). Academic qualifications require university graduation, and graduate students and doctoral students are more popular. In addition, Korean must have a certain level before you can apply for immigration to South Korea.

Holding a legal work visa and working in Korea for more than 5 years, you can apply for permanent residence in Korea or apply for naturalization. At present, South Korea's work visas for foreign workers mainly tend to Koreans. Except Koreans, not many people apply for permanent residence or Korean nationality through working for more than five years.

For China students studying in Korea, they can apply for naturalization in Korea (special talent reservation system) as long as they have legally resided in Korea for five years (including study time) and have certain economic proof.

Verbs (short for verb) migrate with relatives.

If I have been naturalized in Korea, my immediate family members can also apply for Korean citizenship. This requires passing the naturalization test, which mainly tests basic information such as Korean culture, history, geography and life. And asked to sing the Korean national anthem (it is not difficult to check the paragraph)

In addition, if you have separated relatives (such as grandparents) or Koreans born in Korea, you can also apply for Korean citizenship. In this way, they also have to pass the naturalization test and the blood test.

Marriage naturalization, foreigners who moved to Korea through international marriage (one of the husband and wife must have Korean nationality) can apply for naturalization after three years or after giving birth to children. For example, a China woman can apply for Korean nationality if she has been married to a Korean for three years or has children after marriage.