Which city is better for German immigrants?

# German Immigrants # Introduction Germany's economic development and education development level are in the forefront of the world, especially its engineering technology is leading the world, attracting many investment immigrants. So which city is better to immigrate to Germany? Let's take a look with KaoNet.

1. Which city is better for German immigrants?

1. Overview of German immigrant cities

The northwest German economy is slightly better, with dense cities and convenient transportation, and there are many people in China. It is more convenient to go to Holland, Belgium and Denmark. Like Dusseldorf, Hanover and Hamburg are all good choices; Personally, I think we should choose cologne.

The economy in southern Germany is very good, cities are relatively scarce, public transportation is relatively sparse, the natural environment is better, and there are relatively few people in China. It is more convenient to go to Switzerland, Austria and Italy. Munich, Stuttgart, Nuremberg, Freiburg and Frankfurt are all good choices. Personally, I should choose Mannheim.

Northeast Germany, the former East Germany, has a poor economy and few Germans, and is concentrated in cities such as Berlin and Dresden. Personally, I wouldn't choose to live there. But Berlin is a great city, and many people like it.

Talking about the weather, natural scenery and products, Berlin is not outstanding. But as a city, its content is rich and colorful, like a fragrant, rolling hot pot. You never know whether you can fish out a fat cow, a Flammulina velutipes or a yellow throat.

2. Recommended by German immigrant cities

Munich: City of Culture

Munich, Germany's second largest financial center, has become the center of the World Expo and is rich in tourism resources. There is the oldest BMW factory, the beautiful and dreamy Neuschwanstein Castle, and the Oktoberfest that shocked the whole world.

In fact, Munich can also be regarded as the cultural capital of Germany, with galleries, museums, beer, fashion, sports and many other aspects in the forefront. The economy is developed, but there are no high-rise buildings here, but there are a lot of urban scenery and quaint customs that still exist today. It can be said that Munich is a place to feel Germany's rich national temperament and rich living atmosphere. Remind immigrants who choose to immigrate to Germany and settle in Munich to take an umbrella when they go out, because Munich often rains unexpectedly!

Berlin: an international model

As the capital of Germany, Berlin is a city in Germany, and its economy is beyond doubt. In addition, with convenient transportation, it can never be said to be the economic center of Europe. However, it is a good city not only in economy, but also in culture, media and science.

In terms of environment, Berlin is the city with the largest number of tourists in the EU system. The whole city seems to be immersed in a green ocean. Happy and unrestrained, full of vitality is the deepest impression of this city. Berlin has three large opera houses, five world-famous universities and a Bundesliga team Hertha Berlin. Immigrating to Germany is most suitable for young people to rest, entertain, study and start a business.

Hamburg: City of Bridges in the World

Hamburg, the second largest city in Germany, is a comfortable and pleasant seaside city with beautiful scenery and an international tourist city. But that's not the point. The advantage of Hamburg is that it is a big port in the world. When the oceans from all over the world come to Germany, they will stop at Hamburg Port, so they are known as "Germany's gateway to the world". Hamburg has developed transportation and has the reputation of "Bridge City of the World". In addition, Hamburg is the second largest aircraft manufacturing area in the world, producing "Airbus".

Frankfurt: the territory of the European Central Bank

When you immigrate to Germany and choose a city to settle down, Frankfurt has an advantage in finance, because it is the financial center of Germany and even Europe and the seat of the European Central Bank. There are more than 324 banks in this city, which handle 85% of German stock exchange and European-scale international auto show. It is the "second capital".

It is also very good in education. For example, Frankfurt University ranks among the top international universities in Germany, with the largest number of Leibniz Prize winners and the second largest number of elite clusters in Germany. In 20 12, its graduates ranked tenth in the world and first in Germany.

It takes only 6-7 months to immigrate to Germany with 25,000 euros, and choose a beloved city among various pleasant cities in Germany to start German immigrant life. I have to say that it is really cost-effective! Start a business with 25,000 euros and enjoy free education, free medical care and generous social welfare in Germany. Investing in German immigrants is simply a project that will "make money"!

2. What are the ways of German immigration?

First, invest in immigrants by starting a company.

If you want to be an immigrant here, you want to come to the company here, and you can invest here. If you have had such entrepreneurial experience before, you need a certain amount of money, but not too much, but also a lot, otherwise you can't start a company here. As long as you can start a company here, you can become an immigrant here. But if you have no business experience, you need a lot of money, so that the relevant departments can pass your examination and you can become an immigrant in this country.

Second, it can contribute to the science and technology of this country.

This condition is not necessary, but if you can do it, you can become an immigrant in this country very easily. If you are a very good technician, in this case, you can make a lot of contributions to the industry or technology of this country. In this case, they will very much want to keep you as a talent, and you can easily become an immigrant in this country. So, if you are a very capable person, but you don't have much money, you can become an immigrant in this country through this method.

First, the EU blue card: suitable for highly educated talents

In order to implement a directive issued by the European Union in 2009 on relaxing the employment of highly educated professionals from non-EU countries in EU countries, Germany revised and implemented the new residence law and added the 19a blue card system, with the main purpose of attracting high-quality talents from non-EU countries to Germany.

Application conditions

At least 22 years old, not more than 55 years old.

Bachelor degree or above recognized by Germany.

No criminal record

Permanent residence conditions

Blue card holders can obtain a permanent residence permit after legally residing in Germany for 33 months. If they can prove that German has reached the level of B 1, they can get a permanent residence permit after 2 1 month.

Second, the executive visa: suitable for people with business management experience.

According to the third paragraph of article 18 of the German Law on Foreigners, foreigners can apply for administrative immigration in Germany if they have a labor contract that conforms to the German labor law, meet the local standard salary in Germany, and have certain foreign language ability and administrative experience.

Application conditions

22 to 55 years old

College degree or above.

No criminal record

Permanent residence conditions

Holders of administrative visas can apply for permanent residence in Germany if they have legally resided in Germany for 60 months and their German level has reached B 1.

3. Enterprise visa: suitable for entrepreneurs and investors who want to start a business in Germany.

On June 20 12, Germany made major amendments to the law on foreigners. Article 2 1 of the revised Aliens Law has greatly lowered the threshold for foreign SMEs to invest in Germany and apply for corporate visas. Moreover, once you get a German legal person visa, you can legally operate the company after entering Germany.

Application conditions

Have successful entrepreneurial experience or rich enterprise work experience.

22 to 60 years old

No criminal record

Permanent residence conditions

Corporate visa holders can apply for permanent residence in Germany if their German companies are operating well (that is, they basically meet the business plan) and their German level reaches B 1.