Dutch immigration procedure

Sweden is the country with the best welfare in the world, and the welfare system from cradle to grave is also a big Nordic country. But the winter in northern Europe is cold and long, and the suicide rate is relatively high.

Switzerland cannot immigrate. At present, most immigrants in Switzerland come from the European Union. They can only apply from their own country if they have lived in Switzerland for 12 years, depending on whether you have paid enough taxes. If you are a teenager, twice as long. Six years is twelve years. This is based on the fact that EU residents can first live and do business freely in Switzerland.

Take the Netherlands as an example. The country is relatively rich and its welfare is good. Before the child is 27 years old, the government subsidizes tuition and living expenses. After calculation, a child is subsidized by 6000 euros a year. Basically, Britain and Malta are English-speaking countries in Europe, while others have their own languages, not to mention Dutch. Therefore, Dutch English is a compulsory course, and it is also the country with the highest penetration rate of English as a foreign language in Europe, with a penetration rate as high as 97%. But Dutch marijuana and red light districts are legal. Amsterdam and Switzerland have been there, and the Netherlands is no worse than Switzerland. But living in Rotterdam is better than Amsterdam, and it is also the largest port in the world.

If you go through the formalities, Sweden and the Netherlands are both ways of commercial investment. There is a parent company with a registered capital of more than two years in China, then go to Switzerland or the Netherlands to open a subsidiary, register at least 50 thousand euros, and then issue you the right of abode. You can apply for permanent residence after five years. Naturalization depends on the living conditions and business conditions of each country, but neither country is an immigrant country and there is no immigration supervision. Switzerland is not good. If you really want to go, you can live and work freely after becoming a Swiss or Dutch citizen.