What are the immigration conditions in European countries? What is the threshold?

At present, European immigrants have gradually replaced immigrants from the United States, Canada and Australia and become the new favorite of the immigration community. Although Europe looks like a whole, the immigration policies and requirements of different countries are quite different. For friends who want to immigrate to Europe, it is the first and most crucial step for them to understand the advantages and disadvantages of immigration in various European countries and choose the right immigration country and mode. Camu will be a country at a time.

Swedish conditions:

As a non-immigrant country, Sweden has no clear immigration policy. For most immigrants, the only feasible way is to change permanent residence through residence visa, that is, by investing in part of shares or wholly-owned acquisition business, and meeting the expenses of the whole family through work income, you can get permanent residence. The type of immigrants accepted by Sweden is investment immigrants, and the investment is generally more than RMB 3 million. Investors can buy Swedish companies in whole or in part. As long as it exceeds 50%, investors can enter Sweden as self-employed immigrants and obtain residence permits two years later.

Although Sweden has no clear requirements for immigration supervision, new immigrants must live for at least half a year before they can renew their contracts.

There is no mandatory language requirement in Sweden, but for new immigrants, learning Swedish well is very helpful for life and naturalization. In addition, the Swedish Immigration Service has no clear requirements on whether the applicant has a criminal record.

Advantages:

The national welfare is high.

Good quality of life.

The quality of education is good.

Schengen countries.

The investment environment is good.

Two years of permanent residence.

Disadvantages: high start-up capital.

Need to actually operate commercial projects.

There is an immigration supervisor.

There are language tests.

Self-employed visa processing time is long.

Finnish conditions:

At present, the main way to immigrate to Finland is investment immigration. Immigrants can buy all or part of the shares of Finnish companies, thus obtaining a work visa in Finland and becoming permanent residents after four years. Finnish immigrants have lower investment requirements than Sweden, generally between RMB 2 million and RMB 3 million.

Finland has clear residence requirements for immigrants, and they must live in Finland for more than 183 days every year to meet the requirements for applying for permanent residence.

Finland's permanent residence permit does not require the language of immigrants, but naturalization requires taking the Finnish exam. In addition, the Finnish Immigration Service has no clear requirements on whether the applicant has a criminal record.

Advantages:

The national welfare is high.

Life is happy.

Education is of high quality.

Schengen countries.

The investment environment is good.

Arctic strategic thoroughfare.

Low investment.

Recognize dual citizenship.

Disadvantages: four years of permanent residence, long time.

There is an immigration supervisor.

There are language tests.

Dutch conditions:

Following the high-tech immigration policy, the Netherlands officially promulgated the affluent immigration policy on June 65438+1 October1to attract foreign investors to invest in the Netherlands.

The main form of high-tech immigration policy refers to a form of Dutch investment immigration in which the applicant has an operating parent company in China, sets up a subsidiary in the Netherlands relying on the operating entity of the parent company, and sends the applicant to work in the Netherlands in the form of sending the applicant outside the parent company to meet certain residence years and immigration-related requirements. The registered capital of the domestic parent company must be above 6,543,800 yuan, and the annual turnover must reach 3 million yuan. If the subsidiary established in the Netherlands is a private company, the start-up capital shall not be less than 6,543,800,000 euros. If it is a limited liability company, the start-up capital shall not be less than 45,000 euros. The annual salary of high-tech immigrant applicants must meet the minimum wage standard promulgated by the Immigration Bureau. The annual salary of applicants over 30 years old is not less than 52,065,438+00 euros, and the annual salary of applicants under 30 years old is not less than 38,654,38+0,465,438+0 euros. Applicants can obtain a five-year residence permit in one lump sum and apply for permanent residence after five years.

The affluent immigration policy requires overseas immigrants to invest at least 6.5438+0.25 million euros in Finnish enterprises, and get a temporary residence permit of 654.38+0 years for the first time. Only when they continue to maintain this investment in the following year and need proof of the source of funds can they get an extension of their residence permit and apply for permanent residence five years after obtaining the residence permit.

There is no specific requirement for the applicant's residence time in the Netherlands, that is, there is no clear regulation on whether the applicant lives in the Netherlands.

There is no language requirement for applying for a permanent residence permit in the Netherlands, but you need to pass the Dutch exam before naturalization. The Dutch Ministry of Justice requires Dutch immigrants to have no criminal record in their own country or the Netherlands.

Advantages: the welfare system is perfect.

The quality of education is very good.

Living facilities are complete.

The investment environment is good.

High-tech immigrants can get a five-year residence permit at one time.

The affluent immigration policy does not require commercial projects.

There is no immigration supervisor.

Disadvantages: High-tech immigrants need to have corresponding work experience, have high capital requirements for domestic parent companies, and need to actually operate Dutch commercial projects.

The immigration policy for the rich needs high investment and sources of funds.

It takes a long time to apply for permanent residence after living for 5 years.

Naturalization has a language test.

Conditions in Latvia:

Although Latvia is only a small and insignificant country in Eastern Europe, its loose immigration policy and low property prices still attract many China investors to immigrate there.

At present, the immigration law promulgated by the Latvian government provides three immigration methods for Latvian immigrants:

Invest in Latvia's real estate market, buy real estate in Latvia and realize immigration; Second, invest in Latvia's financial sector and realize immigration through deposits in local banks in Latvia; Third, invest in shares, conduct business activities in Latvia and pay taxes on time to realize immigration.

Latvian immigrants can easily obtain a temporary residence permit for up to five years through any of the above three forms, which is renewed once a year. Applicants who hold a five-year temporary residence permit in Latvia and pass a simple language test can apply for permanent residence if their single departure time does not exceed six months and the total departure time does not exceed 1 year. Latvia's immigration law clearly requires that immigrants must live in Latvia. Latvia's permanent residence permit is renewed every five years, and the applicant must meet the following conditions: during this five-year period, the applicant's continuous residence in Latvia shall not exceed 65,438+02 months, but if the applicant does not live in Latvia due to circumstances beyond personal influence (such as going to other countries for medical treatment due to illness), it will be considered legal.

Latvia's basic requirements for investors include the clause of no criminal record.

Advantages:

Immigrants who can buy a house.

Low start-up capital.

The approval speed is fast (three months).

Passing through 26 countries in Schengen.

Disadvantages: Language and immigration requirements.

Portuguese conditions:

Like many western European countries, Portugal suffered heavy losses in the European debt crisis and its domestic economic situation declined rapidly. In order to alleviate the severe domestic economic situation, Portugal introduced the policy of "golden residence permit" to attract more foreign capital inflows. The gold residence permit policy includes several immigration methods: investors will either transfer 6,543.8+0,000 euros by bank, create at least 6,543.8+0,000 jobs, or buy 500,000 euros of real estate.

At present, a large number of immigrants from China mainly immigrate through buying real estate in Portugal. Portugal's real estate prices are low, ranking at the downstream level in Europe. After the European debt crisis, house prices fell by 30%. This is a good time for immigrants to buy a house.

The Portuguese government has clear requirements for the residence of immigrants, but it is not as harsh as most European countries. Applicants only need to stay for 7 days in the first year; After that, you can live for 14 days every two years, and you can apply for permanent residence after obtaining a five-year residence permit. Holding a residence permit for 6 years, passing the basic language test and having no criminal record of 3 years or more, you can apply for naturalization and obtain a Portuguese passport according to law. The applicant's spouse (married for 3 years) and minor children can apply for naturalization and obtain a Portuguese passport.

Portugal's requirement for applicants is that they have no criminal record of imprisonment for more than one year.

Advantages:

Immigrants who can buy a house.

Three generations of family immigrants.

The approval speed is fast (two months).

There is no immigration supervisor.

Low house prices are popular in 26 countries in Schengen.

Disadvantages: high start-up capital.

Language requirements.

Danish conditions:

Denmark has always been regarded as the happiest country in the world. Denmark's welfare system and education system are among the best in the world, attracting a large number of immigrants. Denmark mainly focuses on skilled immigrants and adopts a scoring system to score the background conditions of applicants one by one. To obtain a residence permit, the assessment score must be at least 100. The grading contents include: education (education, major, graduate school), language ability, work experience, adaptability, age and economic situation.

Denmark has clear regulations on the residence requirements of immigrants: immigrants must legally live in Denmark for five consecutive years, have no criminal record and have no overdue public debts, in order to successfully obtain permanent residence status. Continuous residence means that immigrants should not leave Denmark for more than half a year. Although permanent residence does not require immigrants to speak Danish, immigrants must take the Danish language test to become naturalized.

Denmark has strict requirements for immigrants' criminal records, and immigrants are not allowed to have criminal records.

Advantages:

No investment funds are needed.

Excellent welfare policy.

Passing through 26 countries in Schengen.

Disadvantages:

The academic qualifications of the applicant are high.