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★ Which countries have looser immigration policies?

The most relaxed immigration policy, European housing immigration, is simple, with few requirements and high success rate. Such as Spain, Portugal, Greece and Cyprus;

Followed by immigrants who buy government bonds or invest, such as Irish immigrants and Hungarian immigrants;

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Of course, there are also countries with very low requirements, such as Gambia, Vanuatu, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Grenada and Antigua, which are not recommended by individuals.

It is said that Europe is very difficult, there are definitely no projects in Europe, and there are no successful customers in Europe. The European project is the fastest and most successful project at present. You can check it online and compare it more. ...

Australia requires language and entrepreneurship. Investment immigrants are basically in a step-by-step state, and there are not many places where intermediaries can help. Attention should be paid to the scope of employer's guarantee. It is not terrible to refuse a visa. What is terrible is traceability and accountability. Generally speaking, the number of investors doing business in Australia in Shandong Province is small, and the data available for reference is limited. Because I have no actual basis for the data in the industry, I will not mislead here. I will think about it myself;

Canadian qualification certificate, capital accumulation, plus scheduling, I don't know when I can wait for the card;

Canada: The original federal and current Quebec investment immigrants can basically be classified into one category, that is, the "post-paid" category. The process of total assets and asset accumulation is also a cliche, so I won't repeat it here. The current risk lies in whether the maple leaf card obtained through the Quebec project actually lives in Quebec, and another is whether the immigration director can really satisfy it. I heard that some companies are now doing business such as "protecting maple leaf cards". Personally, I think so. As for the projects nominated by other provinces, it is suggested to pay the deposit first and then do business in the local area to prevent settling accounts after autumn.

The investment cost in Singapore is quite high, with an investment of S $2.5 million (about RMB10.2 million yuan) (after five years, it will be returned with interest) and invested in GIP funds (but the funds are basically losing money when they go public); If it is real estate, construction, automobile 4s shop industry, the requirements are higher, and enterprises pay 2.5 tax. ...