The "immigration tide" swept the world, and it was "decisive" to give up nationality. There are several "thresholds" back.

As the largest economy in the world, the United States attracts many immigrants every year. After all, the United States is very strong at present, with advanced economic conditions, social welfare, educational resources and medical standards. Many rich people value these things, so they will choose immigration decisively. In addition to the rich, there are many talents who want to have a higher platform to display their talents and will choose to enter the United States. According to statistics, by the end of 20 19, 510 million people in the world had immigrated to the United States and become American citizens. Another set of data shows that 40% of the 5 1 10,000 people come from Asian countries, and the number of people who immigrated to the United States in China alone exceeded 1 1 10,000.

Although the United States is a paradise for immigrants, many Americans still want to join other nationalities every year, such as Australia, New Zealand and China. It can be described by a classic saying-people outside want to come in and people inside want to go out, just like a besieged city. Sheng, the founder of Hong Kuifang, said that he wanted to give up American citizenship and rejoin China citizenship.

Many people say that this situation is related to many reasons, first of all, the impact of unexpected events, on the other hand, the relevant tax policies are relatively strict, and many business owners have no choice but to reduce costs through immigration. In fact, the threshold for joining American citizenship is very high, and it is not easy to give up American citizenship.

If a native American wants to leave the United States, he needs to pay a huge supplementary tax and bear the corresponding punishment tax. These amounts are so large that ordinary families will naturally give up their ideas if they can't afford them. Unless they have to emigrate, they are willing to submit to humiliation and pay the money.

Now many people in China like to immigrate to the United States. In fact, immigration is understandable. This is a matter of personal choice. But choosing to emigrate means that you have to give up all domestic welfare and abide by foreign laws, regulations and living habits. It's hard to come back.