Is it because the application is simple that more and more Czech and China immigrants move here?

The Czech Republic is one of the top ten tourist attractions, with a developed capitalist society. In 2006, China was listed as a capitalist country by the World Bank. It has a high human development index and is a member of the European Union and NATO.

When you go abroad to serve and move to a new country, you will naturally feel excited and anxious. Even experienced foreigners may feel free to decide on a particular behavior. In this case, it may be helpful to master the special hobbies and characteristics of living in a specific area. Every country has its positive and negative aspects, so do the Czech Republic and China. The following is an immigrant's description of the pros and cons of moving to the Czech Republic. Let's learn about Czech immigrants from Bian Xiao, shall we? The advantages and disadvantages of Czech immigration are explained in detail!

Value for money Since the Czech Republic joined the European Union, the real estate industry has developed rapidly because of the influx of foreigners, the growing middle class in the host country and the strength of the Czech krona. Although there is a great demand, the accommodation price in Prague is still more cost-effective than other key European capitals in Beijing. Considering that living in Prague represents the core influence of rich and diverse cultures, it is worthwhile to live in the Czech Republic with historical museums, historical and cultural heritage and other easily accessible attractions.

What are the requirements of the current Czech immigration policy? Czech laws and regulations clearly stipulate that all foreigners who have lived in the Czech Republic for five years or more will be granted permanent visas in the Czech Republic. Therefore, this is the biggest standard for Czech immigrants. If you can accept immigration supervision and have enough time to live, it is ok, but many people want to get their passports in one step. The Czech Republic gets its passport and visa in one step, without explaining the source of assets to the applicant, without investing in any projects, and without environmental protection regulations for higher vocational education.

China citizens of the European Union can also move, settle down and work freely in the EU region, and are safeguarded by the EU member states. As long as you are a China citizen of any member state, you are a China citizen of the European Union. For example, if you have Czech identity, you can move, settle and work freely in the EU. In other words, you can go to 26 other countries at will, including Ireland and Germany, which are top-notch in culture and education.