Do European immigrants have immigration directors? Do I have to live in these countries?

European countries have different immigration policies and supervision mechanisms, but generally speaking, European countries have immigration supervision mechanisms to ensure that immigrants abide by laws and regulations. These regulatory mechanisms may include visa requirements, residence permits, identity verification, police registration, social security, taxation and so on.

When you immigrate to Europe, you usually need to meet some conditions to get a visa and residence permit. These conditions may include language ability, education level, asset certificate, medical insurance, work permit and so on. Different countries and immigration plans have different requirements and restrictions on these conditions.

As for whether you must live and live in an immigrant country, it depends on the immigration plan you apply for and your own wishes. For example, some countries may require you to live and work in China for a period of time before applying for permanent residence or citizenship. Other countries may not have these requirements, and you are free to choose whether to live and work in that country.

In short, the requirements and conditions of European immigrants vary from country to country and from plan to plan. You need to carefully study and understand the immigration policies and requirements of the immigrant countries, and make full preparations and plans. At the same time, you need to abide by the laws and regulations of the country of immigration, fulfill your obligations and ensure the smooth progress of your immigration plan.