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Excuse me, what's the difference between expatriate labor and skilled immigrants?
Expatriate workers get a work visa with a fixed number of years, skilled immigrants are direct permanent residents, and the latter is an immigrant visa.
Skilled immigrants can apply for naturalization as long as they meet certain living conditions and working years, but there are many restrictions on overseas labor services, and the renewal depends on whether the employer is willing to hire them.
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