A detailed introduction to French immigration methods.

# French Immigrants # Introduction More and more people will choose to emigrate overseas, among which France is a good immigrant country, so what are the ways and means of emigration in France? This seems to be a problem that many people who go abroad are interested in. Let's get to know it with KaoNet!

1. Introduce the methods and ways of French immigration in detail.

What are the ways and means of French immigration?

In recent years, more and more people choose France, on the one hand, because with the improvement of living standards, people's requirements for quality of life have gradually increased, on the other hand, French immigration policy has deeply attracted the attention of immigrants. Investors can choose their own immigration methods to live in France according to their own needs. There are mainly the following immigration methods for reference:

1. business visa (including two visas of Schengen and Reunion in France): after signing the house purchase contract and paying the down payment, you can apply for a business visa of 1-2 years to 5 years permanently through the French Consulate in Shanghai.

2. French non-profit residence card: After obtaining the real estate license, investors can apply for a non-profit residence card with a term of 1 year (renewable).

3. According to the French immigration regulations, after an investor has applied for a 1 year non-profit residence card for five consecutive times, an individual can apply for a French 10/year residence card according to actual needs, or choose to be naturalized.

What are the types of French immigrants?

France is a romantic country, and both the Louvre and the Eiffel Tower show the romantic temperament of France. Want to immigrate to France, you can learn about the following three types of French immigrants!

1, French immigrants with high skills and professional knowledge: including entrepreneurs, senior managers, various senior professionals, artists, athletes, etc.

2. Immigration of foreign employees: middle-level employees of subsidiaries or branches of foreign companies in France.

For the above two categories, the residence permit is issued for three years and can be renewed once every three years. After five years, you can apply for permanent residency in France or the EU (you can work, live and enjoy welfare freely in 27 EU member countries).

3. Investment immigration: You can get French 10 permanent residence status in one step, and you can get French nationality when the investment expires. It is required to create or maintain no less than 50 jobs or invest no less than 6,543,800,000 euros (the amount of investment and the number of employees can be reduced in some areas of France, with a minimum investment of 300,000 euros; Or create or maintain two jobs).

What do French immigrants need?

For those who intend to immigrate to France, if they meet the requirements, they should also prepare relevant immigration fees, such as investment fees, application fees, experience fees, notarization fees, etc. And go to the embassy to go through the formalities.

1, investment cost

If you choose to buy a house, you need to buy at least 330,000 euros of real estate; If you choose to invest in immigration and apply for a three-year card, you need to invest 395,000 euros, while a ten-year card needs to invest at least1190,000 euros; If you choose commercial immigration, you need to invest at least 5 million euros.

2. Other expenses

Other expenses here include application fee, landing fee, medical examination fee, notarization fee, insurance fee, etc. The medical examination fee for adults 1.300 RMB, and for minors 1.000 RMB, generally around 60,000 RMB.

2. What benefits and treatment do French immigrants have?

France has always enjoyed the reputation of a romantic city in the world. Champs Elysé es, countless holidays, intoxicating red wine and delicious food have endowed this country with fairy-tale colors. Immigrating to France has also become the first choice for investors. There are more than 400 welfare systems in France, which is called the country with the most welfare in the world. Citizens are protected by more than 400 kinds of welfare from birth to death.

The characteristic of French social welfare is that you can enjoy it as long as you have legal residence status in France, regardless of nationality. National education is free from primary school to university. If the family income is below a certain standard, the child can get a subsidy of 249.07 euros at the beginning of each semester. Medical insurance in France is free. According to personal income, citizens pay at most one week's minimum wage every year, while the unemployed are exempt from this fee. Mainly includes: unemployment relief, sickness insurance, industrial injury insurance, pension system, housing subsidies, disability subsidies, multi-child subsidies and so on. There are nearly 40 kinds of subsidies, and all kinds of subsidies have strict conditions and regulations. Under the protection of this system, with few exceptions, every Frenchman, from birth to death, can get basic social help when facing difficulties and will not be displaced. This is the so-called "guarantee system from birth to death".

France, a huge social security system, was not formed in a short time. It has gone through a long road of development, from the beginning of19th century to the end of World War II, and gradually reached today's scale. There are more than 400 kinds of welfare in France, and the government takes out a lot of money from the national treasury every year for various welfare subsidies. A child enjoys one of these more than 400 kinds of benefits from the fifth month after his mother's conception until he grows up and dies. The main feature of redistribution in France is that it is enjoyed by all people, including farmers and foreigners. The poorer they are, the more benefits they enjoy. As long as foreigners have legal residence status in France, they can enjoy certain benefits like French nationals without any discrimination. Of course, the fairness of the distribution system in France cannot be separated from the constant struggle of the French working class.

3. Changes in German immigration policy

Germany's special residence immigration policy

German official immigration bill: residence law 2 1 company visa, residence law 18 work visa, residence law 19a EU blue card. The legal person signed a request to set up or invest a company in Germany to carry out actual operations and bring economic benefits to the local area. EU Blue Card must have a high-paying job in Germany with a bachelor degree or above. A work visa requires employment in Germany and many years of relevant work experience. In addition to the above methods, you can also choose to invest in immigration, invest in local real estate projects, and quickly move to Germany. Pandas apply for going abroad according to their customers, which perfectly matches the various immigration methods suitable for customers. You can call to complete immigration customization.

Investment standard

You can invest in designated projects and get special approval from the government for immigration. Currently investable projects: the minimum investment is 6.5438+0.7 million euros, and 25 square meters of super-value real estate+immigration status is obtained.

German legal person visa policy

The implementation of this project is based on the Law of the Federal Republic of Germany on the Residence, Work and Integration of Foreigners in Germany, especially its article 2 1.

legal provisions

Foreigners who meet the following conditions can obtain residence permits in order to operate freely in Germany:

(1) conforms to Germany's economic interests or regional needs;

(2) The investment behavior of foreigners can be expected to have a positive impact on the economy;

(3) The funds required for the implementation of the investment behavior are guaranteed by the investor's own funds or loan commitments.

Investment standard

The investor invests in the establishment of a German limited liability company and serves as the executive director, with a registered capital of1-200,000 euros and a paid-in capital of 5,000-110,000 euros, and employs 2-4 employees within two to three years.

German blue card immigration policy

The legal basis of Germany's permanent residence blue card project: Germany revised and introduced the German EU blue card immigration bill, aiming at attracting high-end talents to work in Germany on a global scale. 19a of the Law on Residence of Foreigners, which came into effect in August/February, clearly stipulates that those who hold blue cards and live in Germany will obtain permanent residence in Germany within 2 1 month at the earliest. Customers only need low economic strength, and the whole family will land in Germany together in about 3 months to enjoy Germany's super high social welfare; Spouses and children can settle in Germany through family reunion; The whole family enjoys German welfare.

Application conditions

1) Bachelor degree or above.

2) Applicant 18 years old and under 60 years old.

3) No criminal record

4) There is no language requirement

Remarks: The blue card is applied for and obtained by the main applicant. Accompanying spouses and children under the age of 18 can follow the main applicant and submit an application to obtain a residence card for family reunion, with the same benefits as the blue card.