What is the basic policy of South African immigrants?

South Africa and China can accept a limited number of immigrants, mainly for the following reasons: First, South Africa itself has a large number of unskilled and semi-skilled workers, who have the right to enjoy employment opportunities first, so as to improve their economic situation and make their families live a better life. Considering this factor, it is almost impossible for unskilled and semi-skilled people to apply for immigration to South Africa. Second, the South African people need a lot of employment, training and development opportunities. Therefore, immigrant applicants must introduce their assets, technology and knowledge at the same time to benefit the people of South Africa. Otherwise, it is understandable that the South African Political Department does not agree with these people's applications. Once the application is approved, the applicant must report to South Africa within six months to accept permanent resident status, otherwise the right of abode will be revoked. If the applicant applies for extension of registration for any reason, the relevant authorities will consider the application according to the circumstances of the case, and whether the applicant's funds and assets are in place will also be considered. Three. Immigration regulations (1) The South African government's immigration policy at this stage is based on improving South Africa's economic development, and the immigrants welcomed by the South African government can make concrete contributions in this regard. (2) South Africa's immigration policy has been summarized in the Immigration Law (199 1 article 96), which clearly stipulates that the parties concerned must meet the following conditions before applying for immigration to South Africa: 1. Applicants must be of good character. 2. The applicant must be poor in South Africa. 3. The applicant must have no potential threat to South Africa, and more importantly, the applicant must not engage in industries that are already quite saturated locally. (c) The above requirements are specific to individual applicants, and each application case is reviewed and approved by an independent recruiter committee. (4) The process of selecting immigrants by the town committee is very strict. Only professionals that South Africa really needs can be approved. In order to achieve this goal, town committees usually require applicants to provide legal certificates as the basis. (5) The above provisions are based on the choice principle of individual immigrants. Under this principle, if the government has any flexibility, it is also to protect the employment opportunities of South African natives and permanent residents from threats. (6) For a long time, South Africa has been in a disadvantageous position of low employment rate and economic depression. The heavy burden of social and economic development and infrastructure construction forced the government to adopt a cautious and rigorous attitude in the selection of new immigrants.