Introduction of French immigrant pension system

# French Immigrant # Introduction In France, most maverick French elderly people do not choose to live with their children. Because France has a perfect old-age security system, they have enough economic strength to live independently and do not need to rely on the help of their families. The following is the organized pension system for French immigrants, welcome to read!

Introduction of French immigrant pension system

France has a unique, highly decentralized and inclusive old-age insurance system with wide coverage and orderly differences. The old-age insurance system in France includes not only basic old-age insurance, but also other old-age insurance, such as supplementary old-age insurance and special security system. France has set up many subsidies for retired elderly people, such as personalized self-care allowance (the amount depends on the degree of self-care loss, ranging from 1700 euros to 660 euros per month), housing allowance (the amount is paid according to the income of the elderly, accommodation fees and the location of nursing homes), and mutual assistance allowance for the elderly, which is not enough to guarantee the minimum income of the elderly 1400 euros; The housekeeper allowance is applicable to the elderly who can't do housework, and the housekeeper can help with housework maintenance and government payment.

In addition, according to relevant research, by 2050, the number of elderly people in Europe will double. Among the 28 member States of the European Union, France has the longest life expectancy, but the retirement age of 62 is the youngest. The legal retirement age in Germany, Belgium, Luxembourg, Denmark, Spain, Finland, Greece and Portugal is 65, and Germany, Denmark and Spain plan to raise the legal retirement age to 67 in the next 10 year.

France has formulated a national policy related to the pension industry to promote coordination and cooperation among all regions and parties. On this basis, public institutions and private clinics form a network to provide social care and medical care for the elderly population in France. The French government has also strengthened financial subsidies to reduce the family burden of the disabled elderly and guided the society to form the understanding that "prevention is the key to the old-age policy".

The French government has successively launched two national pension plans, aiming to establish a diversified pension service system based on home and supplemented by institutions, and put forward strengthening measures to ensure that elderly people who cannot take care of themselves can freely choose whether to take care of themselves at home and strengthen the training of family caregivers. At the same time, the French government supports the development of various pension institutions. At present, there are more than 3,000 institutions for the aged in France, with 700,000 beds, which is equivalent to an average of 127 beds for every 75-year-old person. Among the institutions for the aged in France, 40% are public and non-profit nursing homes, 29% are private and non-profit nursing homes, and 22% are private and for-profit nursing homes. In addition, it is a community service center for the aged.

Article 2 Standards and procedures for French immigrants to purchase houses

First, the French housing immigration application conditions

1. Invest in assets (tangible assets or real estate) of not less than 300,000 euros in France.

2. Holding at least 10% of the shares of a French company.

3. Create jobs or keep existing jobs in France in the next four years.

Second, France's investment standards for housing immigrants

The French Le Mans Castle project started with a minimum investment of 365,000 euros, and won 40 square meters of permanent property rights of the castle hotel, with a five-year lease period and an annual return of 8%;

France Sino-French Venture Industrial Park started with a minimum investment of 500,000 euros, and won the permanent property right of about 140 square meters office building in the center of Paris, with a lease term of 5 years and an annual return of 5%.

Third, the French housing migration process

1. Sign a contract with Panda to go abroad;

2. Visit France to apply for a visa (7 working days);

3. Sign the real estate pre-purchase contract and investment agreement (1 working day);

4. Remittance of investment funds after approval (7 working days);

5. The notary office handles the transfer of property rights (2-3 months);

6. Change residence card when landing in France (20 working days);

7. Obtain a multi-year residence card in France.

Article 3 Ways of emigrating to France

First, business migration.

French business immigration is a business immigration program specially designed for those who want to do business in France and obtain permanent residency in France. Applicants need to start a new enterprise or company in France or invest in an existing enterprise or company in order to apply for a business license and a residence visa.

Here we should pay attention to the following points:

(1) If applying for a subsidiary/branch, the parent company must have a history of more than two years; The registered capital of the parent company has reached more than 654.38 million yuan;

(2) Renewing the card requires the company to guarantee a certain turnover.

Second, buy immigrants (non-profit residence cards)

The French province of Reunion has launched a government-guaranteed policy of buying a house and sending immigrants. Anyone who invests more than 330,000 euros to buy a designated villa in the French province of Reunion has a non-profit residence card for applying for immigration.

Here we should pay attention to the following points:

(1) Applicants for non-profit residence cards cannot work in France, but they can start a company to do business;

(2) Need to prove that there are enough funds to live in France;

(3) Apply for a 1 year non-profit residence card first. After five consecutive applications for a 1 year non-profit residence card, individuals can apply for a 10/year residence card or become naturalized.

Three. Immigrants with special talents (talent passport)

According to the relevant laws and regulations issued by France, "foreign citizens engaged in economic and investment activities in France can be granted the right to own at least 10% of the shares of a French company and buy a property of more than 300,000 euros." You can apply for a four-year residence after you legally have a four-year French identity card from your business or agency. You can apply for a second four-year residence after the expiration.

Here we should pay attention to the following points:

(1) Invest in a French company (at least 10% capital) where you have lasting interests, or invest in a company that you personally manage and hold at least 30% equity;

(2) creating or protecting employment within 4 years after investing in France;

(3) Investing at least 300,000 euros in tangible or intangible fixed assets in France.

Fourth, invest in immigration.

France has a new fixed investment residence permit for investors, which is divided into two categories: three-year card and ten-year card.

Three-year card: invest at least 300,000 euros.

Ten-year card: minimum investment1190,000 euros.