How can I immigrate to Germany?

1. Immigrants studying abroad (students): Usually, after obtaining a German degree, they can apply for permanent residency after working in Germany for 2-3 years;

2. Investment immigrants (businessmen or other high-net-worth individuals): you can apply for a corporate visa by setting up a company, or you can obtain permanent residency with the support of the government and the operation of lawyers, such as buying a house and investing in an apartment;

3. Skilled immigrants (skilled or other high-net-worth individuals): By applying for the EU blue card or employee visa, the EU blue card is an advanced visa and has greater advantages in applying for permanent residence.

Extended data:

As of 20 16, Germany has a total population of 82.67 million, which is the most populous country in the European Union, with a population density of 226 people per square kilometer, which is one of the most populous countries in Europe. Mainly Germans, but there are also some Danes and Sorbs.

German is widely used. In addition, there are 7210.4 million foreigners, accounting for 8.9% of the total population, among which Turks are the most, accounting for 1.6 1 10,000 (German Federal Statistical Office website 20 1 year-end data). Among the residents, Protestants account for 29.2% (23,896,000) and Roman Catholics account for 30.2%(2465 1000) (data at the end of 20 12).

According to the German election law, every German citizen who has reached the age of 18 has the right to vote, and each voter has two votes. The first round of voting is used to elect the candidate for parliament in the constituency where the voter is located. According to the principle of simple majority, the person who gets the most votes is elected. Voters' second vote is used to elect a political party. How many second votes each political party can get will determine its seat in the Bundestag, which is very important for its chances of coming to power.

References:

Public trust. Com- Millions of immigrants to Germany every year "dream" German media: "Welcome immigrants"