How to immigrate to Norway?

After graduating from postgraduate entrance examination, you can get a work visa through proper channels, and you can get four years of permanent residence. Move your home, that is, you can stay with me at school. If you graduate and find a job, you can go home once every six months. If you are an only child, and one of the old people has passed away, other old people can apply for long-term residence. Norway is a non-immigrant country, so it can't invest in immigrants, but it can invest in other countries before coming back. The specific price depends on which country you invest and immigrate first, and the price in 2000 was $654.38 +0.8 million.

Conditions for emigrating to Norway

The following requirements are required for qualified personnel: 1. General staff: have high school vocational skills and cultural quality, and have corresponding vocational training plans in Norway; If you must have a bachelor's degree as an engineer or nurse; If you have long-term work experience, your work experience must also be consistent with the career you want to pursue. If you are a teacher, you must have a master's degree or above. In addition, you can also become a permanent employee of the shipping company.

If you are employed by a Norwegian employer, you need to get the approval and authorization from the local government. If an industry collective agreement is signed, wages can be paid according to the local wage payment rate in Norway. If you don't sign an industry collective agreement, you may lack some corresponding job security.

3. You can't change your job or employer within the residence permit period, and the residence permit is generally 3 years.

4. During work, your spouse and children under 18 can go to Norway with you. If you lose a job, the Norwegian authorities will give you half a year to find your next job.

What are the ways to immigrate in Norway-through self-employment?

For investors who immigrate to Norway through self-employment, there are the following requirements:

1. Permanent business activities must be conducted in Norway, which can be in the form of a domestic parent company setting up a subsidiary in Norway.

2. If it is a sole proprietorship, you are fully responsible;

3. If it is a limited liability company, it only undertakes limited liability. At this time, the operation of the enterprise must have certain financial guarantee.

At the same time, you need to provide a minimum living guarantee and a basic salary for hiring Norwegian employees. The current requirement is NOK 229,354 per year. Only by meeting these requirements can your company really operate.

When you have lived in Norway for three years, you can apply for permanent residency. However, you cannot leave Norway for more than two years after obtaining a permanent residence permit, otherwise it will be cancelled. You can apply for Norwegian citizenship after seven years.

What should I do to immigrate to Norway? Get to the point!

That's with Norwegian citizen marriage immigration. If you don't know Norwegian (there are two official languages in Norway: standard Norwegian and West Norwegian), find an China. There is no ready-made search on the dating website ... (Norway accepts gay couples to immigrate)

Visa requirements in Norway

When visiting relatives in Norway for personal reasons, China citizens should provide an invitation letter and a living guarantee from their relatives in Norway, indicating that they have the ability to bear all the expenses. This guarantee must be authenticated by the seal of the Embassy of China in Norway, otherwise it will be invalid. Fill in two visa forms in English and hand in two photos.

If you want to settle in Norway for personal reasons, you must provide proof of kinship. Other projects are the same as visiting relatives. Fill in two visa application forms in English and hand in four photos.

To study in Norway at your own expense, you need to provide the admission notice and financial guarantee of the institution you intend to attend, and the visa form is the same as that for applying for residence. When going to work in Norway for personal reasons, you must provide employment certificate, work contract, technical certificate of the applicant, etc. Visa forms require the same residence. Citizens of Nordic countries working in Norway do not need to apply for a work permit. Other foreigners must obtain a work permit from the Aliens Administration. To apply for a permit, you must provide an employment agreement that you have been employed in Norway for at least 1 year before going through the Norwegian embassy in the applicant's country of residence. Applicants must prove that they have a workplace in Norway and obtain a residence permit from the local police station. The scope of the work permit is limited to a certain industry.

Norway has banned immigration since 1975. Permits to work in Norwegian enterprises are only issued to experts and other key personnel who are considered indispensable in business, as well as those who have skills that Norway lacks. Foreign companies operating in Norway have different regulations, and business residence for more than three months is classified as a special immigrant.

China citizens who travel to Norway on business should provide an invitation letter. Fill in two visa application forms in English and hand in two photos. Issue a one-time entry visa with the same period of validity and stay. Apply for a transit visa. Norway issues a transit visa, allowing you to stay for 3 days.

Entry-exit inspection

Entry: Entry passengers do not need to hold proof of disease immunity. Non-commercial items not exceeding 1500 NOK can be brought in. Non-European travelers can take 400 cigarettes, 2 bottles of wine, 50 grams of perfume and other items worth 3500 NOK. There are no restrictions on the import of foreign currency and Norwegian currency.

Exit: Foreign currency and domestic currency of non-residents shall not exceed the amount at the time of entry, and Norwegian currency shall not exceed 5,000 kroner.

If you immigrate by marriage, you won't spend any money ... I hope you can get what you want.

How to immigrate to Finland or Norway

Hehe, it's basically impossible. The three Baltic countries are the countries with the best welfare in the world, and factories are the countries with the most difficult immigration.

It's unlikely.

What are the requirements for emigrating to Norway?

Education or business background:

1, whether you have experience in managing or running a company,

2. Whether there is at least 3 years of technical or management higher education.

Working capital: Do you have the capital needed to keep the company running and living in Norway?

1. The applicant does not need proof of the source of assets.

2. Immigrants have no age and foreign language achievement requirements, but the legal working age is above 16.

3. the processing time is short, which can be completed in about 3 months, and it will not exceed half a year at most.

4. One person and the whole family (spouse and children under 18) can enjoy Norway's high welfare.

5. Have a Norwegian residence permit and freely enter and leave 26 countries.

Leave Norway for no more than 2 months every year for 3 years.

You can apply for permanent residency in 7 or 3 years and become a Norwegian citizen in 7 years.

8. With a Norwegian passport, you can go to most countries without a visa.

How to immigrate parents after emigrating to Norway?

For the time being, this is Norwegian law. According to Norwegian law, children divorce their parents after 18 years old, and husband and wife take care of each other, so as long as your parents are still alive, according to Norwegian law, they should take care of each other, not the children. This has little to do with whether you are an only child or not. But when one of them is gone, then your only child is the only blood relative, and you can live with your father or mother. If you are not an only child, as long as you have brothers and sisters in China, you can't take the remaining one of your parents to Norway to live with you. Remember, Norway is a welfare country, but not an immigrant country.

Whether Norwegian immigration law will change in this respect in the future is unknown, but it is not optimistic. You are not the only one who wants to bring his parents to play. So don't think that Norway alone is making things difficult for you. As far as the system is concerned, your parents have never made any contribution to Norway. As soon as they arrive in Norway, they will enjoy the same welfare as Norwegians. Everyone living in Norway has an obligation to contribute. Everyone is paying to the national fund for their future welfare. Your parents gave China * * *, but why should Norwegian * * give your parents a pension? Is this unfair?

You said that you contributed to Norway and paid such a high tax, but who are all the people living in Norway? Everyone pays his share. You said that you support the elderly, eat your food, drink your food and live your life. However, the Norwegian law is to give every legal citizen/legal resident the same treatment, even if you don't want to, he must give it. Therefore, immigration will not be as easy as you think, and you can pass if you want to. Everything is not satisfactory!

I'll figure it out after a long stay. The heart will be painful, but it will return to reason.

Besides, after all, your parents came to Norway, and they are old and sick, so they don't have to pay the welfare in Norway, but they can't walk when they are old. How can they fly back to China in more than ten hours? Even if I can go back, how can I go back to Norway if I am sick and have no medical insurance and can't afford the medical expenses in China? They have medical insurance when they immigrate abroad at home, but they have no medical insurance after emigration. Is it acceptable to die in a foreign land when you are old? There's a lot to consider, my friend. Our younger generation will feel a sense of belonging after living in a country for a long time. When you are old and come to a foreign country with different languages, you will miss your relatives and friends at home. Think more!

Lectiel!

About immigration, Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark? 10 point

It's even harder to start your own business in Sweden now. Strict and demanding, 300,000 or 400,000 is not enough. Don't believe what the agent says.

Sweden, Finland and Norway basically have to have a work permit and then live for three to five years. Norway can get languages if it needs them.

Denmark can study or study or work for five years, and you can get permanent residency by passing the Danish exam, so you can consider applying for an undergraduate course and then go to graduate school after finishing it, but it is not enough for Denmark to charge 300,000 to 400,000 tuition fees.

Then come through cohabitation or marriage, and you or your boyfriend will come after you get permanent residence. This is a question of the length of time that is feasible in these countries. To put it bluntly, fake marriage is getting stricter and riskier, and permanent residence can be cancelled. If the Immigration Bureau finds problems afterwards, I've heard a lot about many disputes.

Basically, Northern Europe is not an immigrant country. It is difficult for China people to emigrate through formal channels except by crooked ways. They all know those channels, so the investigation is getting stricter and stricter. In addition, permanent residence can be cancelled and naturalization takes a long time.

So I suggest you go to other countries. In fact, the welfare in northern Europe is not as good as that in newspapers and magazines, and there are fewer job opportunities.

The difference between Norwegian immigrants and green cards

If the Norwegian green card still has welfare benefits after returning to China, as long as the green card is not cancelled, it will continue to enjoy Norwegian national welfare benefits. However, if this happens for a long time, the conditions for continuing to apply for a green card will not be met, and the green card will be withdrawn and there will be no welfare benefits.

A green card is a permanent residence permit for foreign citizens. Holding a green card means that the cardholder has the permanent residence in the issuing country, and at the same time, holding a green card can exempt entry visas for a certain period of time. Since 2004, People's Republic of China (PRC) has issued permanent residence certificates, also known as China green cards, to foreigners who meet the application conditions in China.

How about emigrating to Norway?

If you can be sure that you can find a satisfactory job there and you won't worry about your livelihood, you might as well go out and have a rest. After all, there are not many people in China who have immigration conditions like you. The scenery in Norway is beautiful and charming. If you encounter a cold and long winter, you can go back to China for a holiday.

The conditions for emigrating to Norway are more detailed. thank you

Norway is the northernmost country in Europe, located in the west of Scandinavia, bordering Sweden in the east, Finland and Russia in the northeast, Denmark across the sea in the south and the Norwegian Sea in the west. Scandinavian mountains run through Norway, and plateaus, mountains and glaciers account for more than two-thirds of the whole country. Norway has a land area of 385,000 square kilometers and a winding coastline of 25,000 kilometers, with a total of 6,543,800 islands. According to Zhao Benshan, the Norwegian territory is as long and narrow as a pig kidney! Norway has a population of about 4.6 million, of which 96% are Norwegians.

Norway is a country with developed modern industry, rich in oil and natural gas, as well as coal, iron, titanium and other resources. Norway is also rich in water resources. The main traditional industrial sectors are machinery, hydropower, metallurgy, chemical industry, paper making, wood processing, fish product processing and shipbuilding. Norway is the largest aluminum producer and exporter in Northern Europe, and the output of magnesium ranks second in the world. Most ferrosilicon products are exported. The offshore oil industry, which rose in the 1970s, has become an important pillar of the national economy, the largest oil producer in Northern Europe and the third largest oil exporter in the world.

Investment immigration conditions

1. Personal net assets are not less than 400,000 Canadian dollars, including cash, deposits, real estate and company assets;

Two, more than three years of business management experience;

3. High school education or above.

There are two investment modes for investment immigrants to choose from: Yimin/A. Self-funded investment mode: after the applicant passes the interview, he will invest 400,000 Canadian dollars in Canada, which will be guaranteed by * * * *. After five years, Canada * * * guarantees that the principal will be returned to you with interest * * *. It is zero risk and zero interest for the applicant. B. Loan investment investment mode: After the applicant passes the interview, he will invest 654.38+0.2 million Canadian dollars in Canada, and the financial institution designated by Canada will help you with a loan of 280,000 Canadian dollars. After five years, your investment of 6.5438+0.2 million Canadian dollars will be returned to this financial institution as the five-year interest of the loan. Generally speaking, you bought your Canadian permanent resident status with 6.5438+0.2 million Canadian dollars (about 800,000 RMB).