Is Germany an immigrant country?

According to statistical reports, Germany is the third largest immigrant country in the world after the United States and Russia. However, compared with the United States, Australia, New Zealand and other traditional immigrant countries, Germany's immigration policy is unique.

German immigration law came into effect in June 2005. Since then, the German federal government has legally recognized that "Germany is an immigrant country". According to this, the statistical report shows that Germany has created a superior investment environment with its strong strength, advanced scientific and technological level, perfect legal policies and unique rigor, and has become the "New World" for investment immigrants and the third largest immigrant country in the world. At the same time, the blue card policy of "skilled immigrants" adopted a few days ago further shows the attitude of the German government to welcome immigrants.