The sense of identity as a "global citizen" is rising. Are you a national or an international citizen?

A BBC survey shows that many people consider themselves "citizens of the world" and not Chinese citizens of a certain country. Among them, 71% of Chinese respondents consider themselves “global citizens”. World economic visibility

There are also those who feel that it is a collective driving force in solving global problems such as global warming and uneven national development. “Global citizen” may also represent the ease of communication and voice on social media in the information age. For many, it also represents immigration investment and freedom of movement. After all, we are witnessing the largest migration event in human history since World War II. This move is not only due to war or conflict but also due to the prosperity of the global economy and the pressure on the middle class to get air tickets.

Many people now believe that immigration investment serves as a bridge between future project investment, property purchase, daily life, culture and education, and sustainable development, especially in the fields of property purchase and investment, overseas identity, and China. People's true identities are treated very differently. The concept of immigrants rather than immigrating over the years has been further upgraded to the definition of global citizenship. Many high-net-worth families consider themselves global citizens, that is, they are no longer restricted by residence, passports and visas, and can travel to and from countries around the world and live in multiple countries. EU citizenship

The definition of EU citizenship was clearly stated in the 1992 Maastricht Treaty. Article 8.1 of the Convention stipulates that every individual who holds citizenship of a member state is an EU citizen. In fact, anyone who is a member of the European Union is automatically recognized as an EU citizen.

EU Chinese citizens have the right to move and reside at will within the land of EU member states. In addition, the main family members, even if they are non-EU Chinese citizens, have the same right of residence. EU citizens have the convenience of traveling at will. Any EU citizen, regardless of nationality, can cross the EU's internal boundaries without being subject to border inspections. EU members can travel freely in China without any passport, visa or official seal.

European countries have always been known for their comfortable living environment, good social management, comprehensive public welfare, high-quality teaching resources, comprehensive and complete elderly care services, and many advantages of the medical system. It has attracted many foreign immigrants and has become a destination for population migration in the world. Since European countries opened their immigration policies, they have immediately become the new favorite of the immigrant investment community.

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