How to immigrate to Europe?

In some emerging immigrant countries in Europe, investors can enjoy generous welfare conditions, and the immigration policy is much looser than that of traditional immigrant countries. For parents who want their children to enjoy a pure European education, and those who love European customs and travel freely and conveniently, the European investment immigration project will be a good choice. Immigration to Europe can be understood as a three-step model: the first step is to acquire temporary id card; Step two, get a permanent identity card; The third step is to apply for naturalization. The second step has been realized, and the dream of emigration has basically come true. It is worth mentioning that Cyprus is the only country in the EU that has achieved permanent residence in one step, which is equivalent to omitting the first step. Different countries in Europe have different ways to obtain permanent residency, but nothing more than the following: 1. Investment In some countries, applicants are required to invest in the country by depositing money or buying funds and bonds. When a certain amount is reached, the government will award temporary id card to investors and their families. Investment immigrants from Britain, Hungary and Bulgaria belong to this type. 2. Buying a house Some governments allow investors to invest in this country by buying real estate. When the investment reaches a certain amount, investors and their families can get temporary id card, but the immigration policy of buying a house often does not last long. Investment immigrants from Portugal, Cyprus and Latvia belong to this type, of which Cyprus is a permanent identity card directly obtained. 3. Start a company In some countries, the government requires investors to start a company in their own country. As long as the company's operation can meet certain requirements, investors and their families can get temporary id card. Sweden, Germany, Belgium and other countries have similar immigration policies. 4. Looking for a job In addition, some governments have formulated a scoring system for skilled immigrants. If the applicant can get the required score, it is considered that he has successfully found a job in that country, and the applicant has obtained temporary id card. The high-tech immigration policies before Britain and Denmark belong to this category. Either way, the residence permit obtained by the investor allows him to legally settle in the country and can be renewed when the permit expires. In order to obtain a permanent identity card, some countries must live in the country for a period of time. WorldCom experts said that because France, Britain, Germany, Italy, Spain and other countries have been plagued by illegal immigration and domestic economy for many years, immigration policies are harsh, and investors can choose EU countries with relatively relaxed conditions, such as Cyprus and Portugal.