Expert advice on wealthy immigrants

The mainstream groups of China immigrants are still high-level overseas students and wealthy class, while the white-collar class has not yet become the main force of immigrants.

According to the standard of Forbes survey, the assets of 600,000 ~ 6,543.8+0,000 yuan are considered as the mass affluent class, and this group has more than 6,543.8+0,000 people, while the standard of white-collar workers will be lower. Some studies have included people with an annual income of more than 60,000 yuan into the white-collar class, and the calculated figures may be hundreds of millions.

The number of immigrants in China is only 654.38+10,000 per year. The case of white-collar immigrants does exist, but it is only a case after all.

It is not recommended for white-collar workers to sell houses and cars for immigrants. "If your savings are only enough to immigrate, you still have to face the huge cost of living and looking for a job abroad. If there is not enough financial support, it is likely to face a huge crisis of survival. "

Ordinary immigrants generally give everything they have, and the risks are not small. "If you choose to invest in immigrants, American investment immigrants have no government guarantee. Can such an investment be recovered? Can you adapt to life abroad after going abroad? Ordinary immigrants need to consider these issues in advance. "

Giving everything is a concern before immigration, but after immigration, ordinary white-collar workers have to face the psychological gap brought about by changes in social status.

Immigrants cannot imagine a foreign country as a paradise. Since you choose to emigrate, you should stick to the principle of "hard work in the first year, hard work in the second year and no hard work in the third year". After several years of transition, they can still integrate quickly. "

The concept of a new generation of immigrants has become open. "Many immigrants no longer focus on making a living in overseas life, but have a stronger sense of integration and ability."

Traditional overseas Chinese often focus on their own industries, are indifferent to politics, and rarely participate in social affairs in countries where immigrants live. They usually have their own relatively closed Chinese community, and they have a strong "passerby mentality" and "falling leaves to the roots" complex. Because of language and cultural differences and poor economic conditions, they do not actively integrate into the society of immigrant countries, have no strong sense of identity with the political culture of immigrant countries, and their political participation is low.

This situation of overseas Chinese is gradually changing. Skilled immigrants have greatly improved their sense of integration, participation in politics and their ability to participate in politics because of their high education level, strong language ability, high professional level and good economic situation.

20 1 1 In March, Wu Zhenhua, a French-born China, became a member of the Political Bureau of the French ruling French People's Movement League. In the Canadian federal election held in May 20 1 1, 22 Chinese participated in the election, and 7 won, with a record number of candidates. In the election held by the British local council in May, 20 1 1, 9 Chinese participated in the election, 6 won, and 5 of them were elected with the highest vote in the constituency.

Overseas skilled immigrants from China are realizing their influence on immigration affairs by participating in voting, elections, paying attention to community building and forming Chinese social groups.