German immigration policy 20 17

In recent years, the number of German immigrants has changed greatly. The opening of German refugee policy has brought Germany to a deadlock. 20 17 What are the changes in German immigration policy? Let's take a look at it with the overseas immigration network! Welcome to reading.

20 17 german immigration policy

In 2007, it was reported at the cabinet meeting of Germany's grand coalition government that in order to cope with the shortage of professionals in Germany, foreign students studying in Germany in the future can work in Germany for three years after obtaining a German university degree. In addition, Germany will also open professionals from Eastern European countries to Germany. German graduates studying abroad are not limited to majors. At the same time, major German media generally reported that foreign students will be able to work in Germany for three years "without any obstacles" after obtaining a German university diploma. According to the current immigration regulations, foreign students in Germany are only allowed to find jobs after graduation.

Get a one-year visa. According to the relevant data released by the German Ministry of Economic Affairs not long ago, the bottleneck of professional talents in Germany will cause losses of more than 20 billion euros in 2007, accounting for 1% of GDP. However, the details of the German federal government's decision on international students working in Germany for three years were not disclosed.

Immigration index: two stars

It is necessary for international students who want to stay and work in France to master French. International students who have obtained French higher professional diplomas are considered to have some work experience and more employment opportunities because they have participated in many internships.

It can be seen from the newly issued post-graduation policy for international students that these major education countries are adjusting their graduation policies for overseas graduates, both in immigrant countries and non-immigrant countries, in order to attract more overseas talents and provide a better development platform for these overseas talents after graduation. For those international students with rich work experience, good English ability and high academic level (paying special attention to studying abroad), the chances and grasp of applying for immigration have been greatly improved.

International students who do not meet the immigration requirements, including those from non-immigrant countries such as Britain, hope to have the opportunity to stay for a period of time to seek jobs and development opportunities after completing their studies. In response to this demand, non-immigrant countries have basically introduced corresponding policies to allow international students to directly obtain a 1-3-year work visa after graduation.

Under the background of fully understanding the needs of international students, governments all over the world are constantly adjusting their education policies, visa policies and exit policies for overseas graduates, which fully reflects the desire of these educational powers for overseas talents, and their concern for China, a major exporter of international students, is also increasing year by year.

Immigration index: three stars

Nowadays, with its perfect investment environment, preferential policies and excellent quality of life, Germany is becoming a new hot spot for China people to work, invest and live overseas. Compared with other investment projects currently implemented in China, the minimum investment limit of registered capital required by a company registered in Germany is only 25,000 euros (the company can freely use the capital after successful registration).

France has introduced a new immigration law to increase immigration opportunities.

Under the background that the French government has increased investment in education and embassies and consulates in China has actively organized various activities, the French study abroad market is still "favorable". In the second half of 2007, France passed a new immigration law. The new policy makes it easier for international students to get the opportunity to work in France after graduation; Some outstanding international students will be treated as French citizens. Foreign students who go to France to study for a master's degree or above and hold a long-term student visa will automatically get a "temporary residence permit" valid for one year in the first year of their residence in France. Different from the past, from the second year, the certificate will be automatically converted into a "multi-year residence permit".