What does immigration mean? What does investment immigration mean?

Immigration refers to moving to other countries to live.

Many countries have special immigration offices and designated immigration programs. If they meet the immigration requirements, they can apply for emigration to other countries. The four traditional immigrant countries are the United States, Australia, Canada and New Zealand. At present, many European countries have gradually opened their immigration programs, including Britain, Portugal, Spain, Italy, Greece and Cyprus. , can immigrate.

Investment immigration refers to the behavior of investors who have certain assets and meet other restrictive conditions to invest their funds in investment funds or suitable commercial projects approved by the target government. Applicants who invest in immigration can obtain permanent residency in the investment country, or they can obtain nationality directly through investment.

There are many countries that can invest in immigration, and investment immigration has higher requirements for the applicant's assets, so other conditions will be relatively reduced.

1. American investment immigration EB-5: American investment immigration project, also known as "EB-5", was promulgated by Congress on 1990. Its purpose is to stimulate the American economy by creating employment opportunities and investment capital of overseas investors. EB-5 is the fifth type of employment immigrants in the United States. This visa has 10000 places every year.

2. Australian Investment Immigrants 188: Australia 188 Business Innovation and Investment (Temporary) Visa is applicable to applicants who want to own and operate new or existing enterprises in Australia or invest in Australia. Australia 188 visa is part of the business innovation and investment plan. Applicants must submit EOI through SkillSelect. Before being invited to apply for a visa, they must be nominated by the state or local government or Australia (Australian Trade Commission) representing the Australian government. Holding a 188 visa is the first step to obtain the qualification of a business innovation and investment (permanent) visa (category 888).

3. New Zealand investment immigrants: New Zealand investment immigrants are suitable for investors who want to obtain the right of abode in New Zealand. There are two types of investment immigrants: investment immigrants I and investment immigrants II. InvestorPlus is suitable for applicants who are willing to invest at least NZ $6.5438 billion in New Zealand and wish to apply for the right of abode in New Zealand. Applicants can submit their residence applications directly.

4. Buying a house in Europe: If you invest 250,000-500,000 euros to buy a local property, you can apply for a legal residence visa and immigrate to Europe. Including Portugal, Spain, Italy, Greece, Cyprus and other countries, can buy houses for immigrants.