Which countries in the world are more difficult to obtain nationality? How can I move to the local area?

In recent years, immigration seems to be a trend. Many people choose to change their nationality and emigrate abroad, whether for daily life, study and training, or work. However, immigration is not an easy task. Many things should be fully considered and complicated.

With the opening of the country's foreign policy, there has also been a wave of immigrants in China. In particular, many rich people in China emigrated overseas. Relevant data show that in 20 18, the total number of rich immigrants in China was15,000, and the total number of immigrants in China showed an increasing trend year by year.

Many people choose to emigrate just for the education of their children, while some people emigrate just to enjoy better wages and benefits. Many entrepreneurs emigrate for project investment or tax saving, and the economic environment abroad is relatively relaxed. And they will choose some countries with low or even no tax.

In recent years, the globalization of economic development has developed rapidly, and the links between countries in the world have also been continuously strengthened. With the social and economic development of China, the overall strength of a big country is constantly emerging, and the improvement of international competitiveness has also attracted many foreigners to China. However, it is not easy to immigrate to China, and it is especially difficult to obtain China nationality. What are the requirements for emigrating to China?

China has strict immigration standards. China is indeed one of the countries with the strictest immigration standards in the world. Many foreigners are not eligible to apply for China citizenship. They can only get a green card in China, that is, a permanent residence permit in China. In addition, there are many restrictions on obtaining a permanent residence permit. According to the Law on the Entry and Exit of Foreigners, to obtain the permanent residence in China, one of the following conditions must be met.

Except EU citizens, you must live in your country for five or ten years to obtain permanent residency in Switzerland. If you have lived in your country for a long time and you are eligible for permanent residency, then you are also eligible to apply for real citizenship. However, this is not guaranteed; Applicants with real citizenship must also prove that they have integrated into the development of Swiss society and will not pose a threat to social security. More importantly, each state and city has its own identity standards granted to citizens.

Germany Unless you are a citizen of another EU country, it is difficult to obtain permanent residency in Germany. Foreigners living in Germany need to have French proficiency and an understanding of the political system and society in order to obtain the true identity of German citizens. Applicants must also prove that they have made a living and contributed to the national pension plan, and they must also have proof of address. To become a citizen, the applicant must live in the host country for at least eight years (seven years if the applicant's ability is evaluated) and give up his true citizenship in other countries.