How to deal with the issue of immigrating when you are rich tn=se

Nearly 60% of the multi-millionaires surveyed have completed investment immigration consultation or are considering related considerations, and about 27% have completed investment consultation immigration. The immigration wave of wealthy people has triggered widespread heated discussions, and some experts have even proposed restricting the immigration of wealthy people. In fact, Chinese people had immigrated to Europe more than 100 years ago. After the reform and opening up, China has experienced two waves of immigrants. The first time was in the 1980s, when the immigrants were mainly low-class workers mixed with illegal immigrants; the second time was in the 1990s, when the immigrants were mainly foreigners who joined the queue when the country first opened. Most of these people developed in Southeast Asia, and later found gold and became overseas Chinese. During the three-year difficult period in 1962, a wave of 100,000 people fled to Hong Kong in Guangdong. Compared with today's so-called immigration wave, the wave of people fleeing Hong Kong was very difficult and bitter, and almost resulted in a narrow escape from death. In the era of globalization, the emergence of immigration waves has its inevitability and rationality. First of all, it highlights a basic attitude of the people towards the country. It is also the product of the contradictions in the country's development to a certain period. Before mainland China, Taiwan, Singapore, South Korea and even some developed countries had experienced an outflow of elites. However, they later benefited greatly from the transfer of talents. For example, during the peak period of studying abroad in the 1970s and 1980s, only 20% of international students returned to Taiwan after completing their studies. Data also shows that in the past ten years, Taiwan has contributed 90,000 immigrants to Australia, among which knowledge-based talents are on the rise. But in contrast, Taiwanese businessmen travel to other places to make a living and start businesses in various forms. It can be said that Taiwan compatriots doing business abroad have contributed a lot to the rapid development of Taiwan's economy. The business credibility and quality of Taiwanese businessmen have won recognition from the world. Up to now, Taiwan has been exempted from visas or visa-free arrivals from about 124 countries and regions. Taiwanese people can travel around the world unimpeded. Moreover, when the immigration wave rises, the number of people coming to work or do business from overseas areas is also increasing.