How to apply for skilled migration?

You'd better take your resume and contract to the county (Trade Promotion Bureau) on the second floor of a red building in front of the Cultural Oriental Hotel, and the staff will tell you if it is possible to apply for skilled migration.

If the answer is yes, you should find an agency to help you apply for a third country passport, and then make an appointment for an interview (also CCPIT). If the interview is successful, you can make an appointment to submit the materials. If there is no problem with the information, see if it is passed. If you can pass the examination, you can take temporary id card after a while.

The whole process takes more than one year, with the lowest handling fee (passport processing) 1.8 million and the highest fee of 30,000. Depends on how you find it.

The validity of temporary id card depends on the validity of your China passport. If your passport expires after 7 years, your first temporary id card will be valid for 3 years. You have to resubmit your information six months before the ID card expires to see if you are qualified to renew your ID card, and so on.

If your passport expires in two years, your temporary id card will only be valid for two years.

In response to other people's answers,

1. Education requires a bachelor's degree or above, but in fact, if you have worked in this major for a long time and have not changed your major, you can generally pass it.

2. Macau is a colony, so the Macau government has racial control over skilled immigrants, and the chances of China people passing through are not high.

All the friends around me have bachelor's degrees, and their positions are also at the director level. The labor cost was around 40 thousand, and they finally refused. Some friends have passed; It's hard to say that some friends were rejected when they changed their cards. As I suggested, it is best to evaluate them first, so as not to waste money on third-country citizenship.