How many places does China Green Card have each year?

Many people think that the American "green card" is the most difficult to apply for in the world. In fact, the green card in China is the most difficult.

A green card is also called a permanent residence permit. According to statistics, since 2004, China * * * issued 7,356 green cards to foreigners in 14, with an average of less than 600 green cards per year. At present, there are at least 700,000 foreigners living temporarily in China, and the application success rate is less than 1% according to the number of residents. It is understood that the number of green cards issued in the United States is 6,543,800,000, which is more than 6,543,800 times of the total number of green cards issued in China in recent 654.38+00 years. It's much easier than applying in China.

This is mainly caused by the different national conditions of China and the United States. The United States is about the size of China, but its population is only a quarter of that of China, and there are a lot of open spaces. Moreover, the United States itself is a country of people, and today's status depends entirely on immigrants from all countries. It is an important way for the United States to recruit talents and issue them green cards, and it is also a basic national policy.

China is different. China is the most populous country in the world, and it is rich in talents, so there is no need to attract from abroad. Therefore, it is difficult to get a green card in China unless you are a particularly outstanding person. We can see some foreigners who have obtained green cards in China in recent years.

1986 german expert Grice was the first to get a green card in China. He used to be the director of Wuhan Diesel Engine Factory in Hubei Province, and made great contributions to the development of diesel engines in China. At the end of 20 17, Bernard fehling, a Dutch chemist, got a green card in China, and he won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 20 16. At the same time, he got a green card in China, along with Swiss scientist Kurt Wüthrich, who won the Nobel Prize in chemistry in 2002.

It can be seen from these people that most of China's green cards are world-class scientists, and there are not a few Nobel Prize winners. So many netizens joked that if you want to get a green card in China, you have to win a Nobel Prize first.

Most of the reasons why these people are willing to settle in China are because China and China are safe and it is convenient to go shopping at one or two in the morning. There is a subway when you go out, Alipay when you pay, takeaway when you are hungry, and Taobao when you shop, which is unmatched by other countries.