There are several ways for France to invest in immigrants.

1. How many ways can France invest in immigrants?

The first method:

Those who invest more than 6.5438+0.50 million-0.55 million euros (investment is more conducive to applying for residence) can apply for the three-person residence index.

One of them holds business residence and the other two hold work residence, so they can apply for one-year residence for the first time.

After three years, you can apply for a ten-year residence (the current law is still the same, and it may be changed to five years later).

The second method:

To invest in real estate, the investment amount must be more than 600,000-800,000 euros (more investment is good for applying for residence).

You can apply for three residence indicators, one for legal person residence and two for work residence.

Applicants can buy real estate for rent, buy land to build their own buildings, villas and hotels, and manage themselves.

You can also entrust a lawyer to manage it, so that the management company can provide stable rental income.

The third method:

People who invest more than 65,000 euros can also apply for residence as businessmen, but only one person can apply.

At first, you can only apply for a three-month multiple-entry visa, which can be extended and cannot obtain long-term residence.

However, the business situation in the company is very good. If you can expand and increase your investment, you can get a long-term residence.

The fourth method:

Applicants who have studied in France or are about to study in France can get a French business residence permit with an investment of 60,000 euros.

You can work first, get a green card, and then continue your studies. Foreigners with permanent residence study in France, and many schools are free of tuition.

2. Common sense of emigrating to France

I. Country profile

The French Republic, referred to as "France" for short, is a semi-presidential republic in Western Europe, and its overseas territory includes parts of South America and the South Pacific.

France is the third largest country in Europe and Western Europe. It borders Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Switzerland and Italy in the east and Spain, Andorra and Monaco in the south.

The local terrain is high in the southeast and low in the northwest, roughly hexagonal, surrounded by water on three sides, facing the Mediterranean Sea in the south, the Atlantic Ocean in the west and Britain across the English Channel in the northwest. Corsica is an island in France.

Second, the characteristics and advantages of French immigrants

1, a world-class education system, where children attend school free of charge from kindergarten to university.

France is a country with quality of life.

3. Enjoy free medical care for life, and start seeing a doctor for free on 20 17.

4. Unique geographical environment and comfortable and pleasant climate

5. Real estate with permanent property rights is your investment choice for steady appreciation.

6. Enjoy visa-free access to 175 countries and free travel to 26 EU countries.

7. The processing period is short, there is no immigration supervisor, and the immigration conditions are relaxed.

Third, the welfare of French immigrants.

The characteristic of French welfare is that no matter what nationality, as long as a person has legal residence status in France, he can enjoy welfare. In other words, as latecomers, immigrants can enjoy the same benefits as the French.

Education welfare in France: free public education from primary school to university. This is not available in many European and American countries, especially kindergartens and universities are free. This is beyond the ability of many so-called welfare powers such as the United States and Canada.

The government spends a lot of money from the state treasury for various welfare subsidies every year. Children enjoy one of these 400 benefits from the fifth month after their mother's pregnancy until they grow up and die. This can be seen from the proportion of welfare expenditure.

3. Introduction of French immigrant city Montpellier

If you like to enjoy the sun bath, lazy life, the city is full of scholarly atmosphere, or walk quietly in the old city in the evening, then this city in the south of France will definitely make you linger.

Montpellier is the capital of the French province of Ero, located on the Mediterranean coast. It was once a member of the Principality of Provence. Although the population of the city is only 280,000 at present, it is the eighth largest city in France.

Montpellier was originally a city in the 8th century. Montpellier has always been an important trading center because of its important position connecting Iberian Peninsula and Roman Empire. 1220, Pope Honnore III founded the charitable Montpellier Medical College here, which is the earliest medical college in France and the predecessor of Montpellier University.

Influenced by its geographical location, Montpellier belongs to the Mediterranean climate, with abundant sunshine all year round, warm and comfortable summer and mild and humid winter. It is a holy place to avoid the cold in France and is known as the "city of sunshine".

Get up in the morning, wash and dress, turn into the small cafe on the corner, order a cup of espresso or hot jasmine tea, and match it with an authentic ode to the Dharma. A full day comes from these little things.

List of attractions in Montpellier:

1, St. Pierre Cathedral

In addition to enjoying the gift of nature, when you come to Montpellier, don't forget to visit the essence of the city and feel the pious religious atmosphere of St. Pierre's Cathedral. This Gothic building is a church that was not completely destroyed in the religious war.

2.Perumen

About the Arc de Triomphe, Paris has it, and Montpellier has it! The Arc de Triomphe in Montpellier, also known as the "Peruvian Gate", is modeled after the saint-denis Gate in Paris. The front and back of the door are engraved with relief and inscriptions praising the sun king Louis XIV.

3. Faber Museum

If you are a young man of literature and art, you must visit the Faber Museum in Montpellier, which contains many works of Spanish, Italian, Dutch and French artists in 17 and 18 centuries.

Let's talk about Montpellier's education industry with a long history. As early as 1289, Pope Girolamo Masci authorized the establishment of Montpellier University, which is one of the oldest universities in Europe. In addition, Montpellier Business School is also famous.

In the 20th century, Montpellier University was divided into three parts. Montpellier I University is composed of medical college, law school and school of economics and management, Montpellier II University is composed of polytechnic, and Montpellier III University is mainly composed of humanities and social sciences. In 20 18, CWUR published the world university ranking, and Montpellier University ranked 14 1.

Montpellier University has cultivated many world-famous figures in history, such as French writer and poet Paul Vallech, French mathematician Alexander Grothendieck, China mathematician Xiong Qinglai and Albanian Huo Cha.