Seven procedures for applying for French immigration

Article 1 Seven Procedures for Applying for French Immigration

1. Preliminary positioning. If you have the intention to immigrate, you must first have a basic understanding of the common sense of immigration, understand the types of immigrants in different countries, and whether the cost of immigration is acceptable. Then make a preliminary choice according to your own situation, whether you are an independent immigrant or a relative immigrant, a skilled immigrant or a commercial immigrant, pay attention to the immigration dynamics and understand the changes and adjustments of immigration policies in various countries. 2. Qualification assessment is very important for immigration application. Basically determines the quality and smoothness of your future immigration. Qualification evaluation should not only find out the problems of your immigration qualification, but also find out the problematic aspects of your experience, so as to be practical and truly reflect the value of evaluation.

3. When preparing the materials, the immigration application materials should meet the basic requirements of authenticity, accuracy, completeness and logical rigor. The first point is easy to do, but the last three points are not easy. To prepare a set of high-quality application materials, we should not only understand the immigration policies and regulations, but also objectively and thoroughly analyze the applicant's situation. After submitting the immigration application to the embassy or consulate of the host country, wait patiently for the interview notice.

4. After the interview and physical examination, you will receive the immigration acceptance notice and application number, indicating that your application will be accepted. The visa officer will tell you whether you need an interview within a period of time (the waiting time varies from country to country). If you don't need an interview, the visa officer will send you a physical examination form and let you go to the designated hospital for a physical examination. If you need an interview, the visa officer will tell you the time and place of the interview and the materials you need to bring. Physical examination should be conducted within 7 days after the interview. The physical examination hospital is designated by the Immigration Bureau.

5. Immigrant visa, interview passed, physical examination is no problem, immigration will issue immigrant visa. If you are unfortunately rejected, you should analyze the reasons for rejection in time, supplement and modify the application materials, and wait for the interview notice after resubmitting.

Before departure, it is necessary to know the following things: notarization, physical examination, exchange of goods, luggage, entry and exit, and take this opportunity to make good preparations for the trip. In order to get familiar with the environment and adapt to local life as soon as possible after going abroad, it is necessary to practice oral English in advance. You can choose a suitable oral English class according to your oral English level, make full use of the time before going abroad, and prepare for the new environment and challenges!

7. Overseas life and new immigrants will encounter many difficulties when they first arrive abroad, whether it is necessities, food, clothing, housing, schooling, employment or investment and entrepreneurship. Therefore, before we begin, we should have a basic understanding of overseas life, especially foreign customs and habits, as well as financial insurance. When you have questions or difficulties, you can seek help from relevant local institutions.

Advantages of French immigrants

I. Permanent real estate property rights

In France, the ownership of land and real estate is permanent, can be transferred to spouses, descendants and others, and can be passed down from generation to generation.

Second, the return on investment is high.

Compared with domestic housing prices, European housing prices have gradually been accepted by ordinary investors, with high cost performance.

Third, mature management.

Real estate management in France is very mature. Whether it is property management or entrusted management, it is managed by professional companies.

Fourth, children enjoy international education.

France is the third largest receiving country for international students in the world, with 278,000 students studying in France (12% of the total number of international students studying in France).

5. Fresh air and beautiful environment

According to the air quality report of France, the average values of pm2.5 and pm 10 are only 10 μ g/m3. Fresh air and comfortable climate are suitable for travel all year round.

Article 3 Welfare treatment of French immigrants

1, old-age security system

The old-age insurance system in France is dominated by the general social insurance system. The supplementary old-age insurance system and the non-working-class old-age insurance system are composed of the following forms: the government gives out 12% of the gross domestic product (GDP) to issue retirement pensions every year, which is equivalent to 80% of the basic retirement pension for employees' retirement wages.

2. Medical system

Medical insurance is the basic social welfare system for all French people. The national social security system provides about 70% medical insurance for residents, and the remaining 30% is supplementary medical insurance purchased by individuals. For low-income and non-low-income residents, the state provides 100% medical insurance.

3. Family allowance

Families living in France with more than one child, whether local or foreign, are entitled to family allowances funded by employers and the government. There are many kinds of family allowances, including multi-child allowance, minimum family income allowance, single-parent family allowance, orphan allowance, children's schooling allowance, housing allowance, newly-married family loan and so on.

Citizens are protected by more than 400 benefits from mother to death. The characteristic of social welfare in France is that you can enjoy social welfare as long as you live in France legally, 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 a week's minimum wage every year, and the unemployed are exempt from paying this fee.