What benefits and treatment do French immigrants have?

# French Immigrants # Introduction The welfare of immigrants in France is generally recognized as good. Do you know what this is? What I want to introduce to you is the concrete and real treatment and welfare of French immigrants.

1. What benefits and treatment do French immigrants have?

France has always enjoyed the reputation of a romantic city in the world. Champs Elysé es, countless holidays, intoxicating red wine and delicious food have endowed this country with fairy-tale colors. Immigrating to France has also become the first choice for investors. There are more than 400 welfare systems in France, which is called the country with the most welfare in the world. Citizens are protected by more than 400 kinds of welfare from birth to death.

The characteristic of French social welfare is that you can enjoy it as long as you have legal residence status in France, regardless of nationality. National education is free from primary school to university. If the family income is below a certain standard, the child can get a subsidy of 249.07 euros at the beginning of each semester. Medical insurance in France is free. According to personal income, citizens pay at most one week's minimum wage every year, while the unemployed are exempt from this fee. Mainly includes: unemployment relief, sickness insurance, industrial injury insurance, pension system, housing subsidies, disability subsidies, multi-child subsidies and so on. There are nearly 40 kinds of subsidies, and all kinds of subsidies have strict conditions and regulations. Under the protection of this system, with few exceptions, every Frenchman, from birth to death, can get basic social help when facing difficulties and will not be displaced. This is the so-called "guarantee system from birth to death".

France, a huge social security system, was not formed in a short time. It has gone through a long road of development, from the beginning of19th century to the end of World War II, and gradually reached today's scale. There are more than 400 kinds of welfare in France, and the government takes out a lot of money from the national treasury every year for various welfare subsidies. A child enjoys one of these more than 400 kinds of benefits from the fifth month after his mother's conception until he grows up and dies. The main feature of redistribution in France is that it is enjoyed by all people, including farmers and foreigners. The poorer they are, the more benefits they enjoy. As long as foreigners have legal residence status in France, they can enjoy certain benefits like French nationals without any discrimination. Of course, the fairness of the distribution system in France cannot be separated from the constant struggle of the French working class.

2. What conditions do French immigrants need?

Unlike some other European countries, France does not provide gold visas for people who passively invest in real estate or government bonds. The entrepreneur visa provided by France (and similar visas provided by Germany, Britain and Belgium) is quite different from the real estate investment visa provided by Portugal, Cyprus and Spain, which requires the least contact and participation with the country, but can eventually obtain permanent residency and citizenship. There is no plan to acquire citizenship by investing in France.

Permanent residence visa for buying a house in France

France's "Talent Pass"-a multi-year residence card, a new way to immigrate to France!

On March 7, 20 16, France put forward the bill "foreigners' rights in France", which was formally adopted and came into effect on March 7, 200018/0. France has specially set up a multi-year residence visa called "Talent Pass", which can be renewed after expiration. French immigrants finally have clear ways and channels!

"Talent Pass" multi-year residence visa is an important measure to attract international talents in France's new immigration law. Its main features are as follows:

Once you land in France, you can get a multi-year residence visa for 2-4 years.

There is no need to sign the "CIR*** Integration Contract with China", and there is no requirement to receive French language training.

It is not necessary to apply for a work permit from the Labor and Employment Bureau, and the right to work is directly granted.

Family members can get the right to work at the same time

"Talent Pass" multi-year residence card applies to people:

High-quality employees

Employees assigned to work in France

researchers

Founder of the company

Innovative project advocate

French investors

sydic

artist

Celebrities in professional fields

Application conditions

Requirements for investors to apply for residence cards in France:

1. Invest in assets (tangible assets or real estate) of not less than 300,000 euros in France.

2. Holding at least 10% of the shares of a French company.

3. Create jobs or keep existing jobs in France in the next four years.

Investment standard

The minimum investment of the French Louis Stanislas Xavier Castle Project is 365,000 euros, and two sets need to be purchased, with an investment of 730,000 euros. The 80-square-meter castle hotel will obtain permanent property rights and participate in the year-end dividend permanently;

The minimum investment of Princess Rouen Castle in France is 365,000 euros, and two sets need to be purchased, with an investment of 730,000 euros. The 80-square-meter castle hotel will obtain permanent property rights and participate in the year-end dividend permanently.

France in the eyes of investors

France attracts more foreign investment than 1 and 100 every year, and it is the main recipient of foreign investment in manufacturing in Europe.

To understand the investment attraction of France, it is important to consider many factors.

High-quality labor, tax incentives for research, extensive infrastructure, energy consumption structure, favorable location in the center of the euro zone and a single European market (500 million consumers)-all these make France extremely attractive to investors all over the world.

According to the estimate of BusinessFrance, half of foreign investment projects are the opening of new industries, and 42% are the expansion of existing projects. The remaining 8% are foreigners buying French companies.

Investing in France: The first reason is infrastructure.

Europe's commercial aviation airport (Paris-Lebegs) and cargo airport are located in France. The second largest international passenger airport is Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport, one of the top ten airports in the world.

France is also attractive for investment, because it is the second longest high-speed railway network in Europe. Finally, France ranks third in Europe with a national expressway system exceeding 1 1 4,500 km (7, 1 15 miles according to Eurostat data). It should be noted that France is also the second European country in energy resources (according to the research of the 20 19 World Economic Forum).

Investing in France: The second reason is to lead an open economy.

France has the fifth largest economy in the world, the second largest consumer market in Europe and the seventh largest foreign investor in the world. It provides investors with a wide range of business opportunities and has mature experience in attracting and retaining foreign companies and key experts.

The contributions of foreign companies to the French economy are as follows:

16% of French economic added value;

30% of France's total exports;

More than 45% of the shares of listed companies in the national stock index belong to non-residents.

Nearly 2 1% of R&D work is carried out by foreign companies.

France always welcomes foreign talents and investment, and is the main host country of foreign investment in industry (according to Ernst & Young's 20 19 data). For example, in 20 19, foreigners owned 25,000 subsidiaries, and non-residents founded 117 new business enterprises (according to BusinessFrance20 19).

Investing in France: The third reason is the deep talent pool.

Foreign investors should consider that the hourly labor productivity in France is higher than that in Germany and Britain. Other privileges of French jurisdictions in terms of education and professionals:

654.38+06,000 scientists and engineers (44% of people aged 25-34 have received higher education, 30.5% in Germany and 25.6% in Italy);

Some business schools in the world are here;

Three of the top six institutions that awarded master's degrees in management were French;

New and innovative participants train 900 developers every year.

France is the fourth largest higher education country in the world-more than 309,600 foreign citizens study here.

Investing in France is also attractive, because foreigners use the personal tax system that lasts for eight years, providing income tax exemption of 30% to 50% of total wages.

Another fact that is beneficial to the French government is the large number of start-ups and hardened start-ups (12000 or more), as well as the start-up parks in Paris.

Investing in France: The fourth factor is the strategic position of the country.

In 20 19, Europe was the second largest market in the world, with a single European market with more than 67 million residents and direct contact with more than 500 million consumers. It should be emphasized that France is the most concentrated place for the headquarters of large international companies (more than 500).

France provides a superior geographical position for foreign investors in Central Europe, and can easily enter EMEA (Europe and Middle East Economic Zone) and African markets.

As far as foreign investment in France is concerned, the most interesting key sectors in the country can be safely called:

health

Information and financial services;

Food industry;

Robotics;

Aerospace complex;

Automobile industry;

Logistics transportation;

Chemical industry;

Alternative energy sources.

Investing in France: The fifth reason is creativity, innovation and friendly business environment.

France is well-deserved as a European R&D (R&; D) Places that offer tax incentives and effective corporate tax rates.

By the way, "entrepreneur" is a French word, which appeared much earlier than the word "enterprise" So we will not give up this historical moment-first of all, the French put forward this concept and explained the classical economy in the image of trade and handicraft organizations.

Today, the important indicators here are:

Implement preferential tax policies for companies whose turnover does not exceed 654.38 billion euros;

Since 2007, the R&D cost of foreign companies in France has increased by 9% every year.

France is the main source country of high-tech companies in Europe, the Middle East and Africa.

Among the global 100 innovation organizations, France is the source country of Europe.

Another focus of foreign investment in France is the second largest country that won the Fields Medal (13). The Fields Prize is the winner of the international mathematics prize, which is awarded to young mathematicians as part of the international mathematics congress.

Investing in France: The sixth factor is the financial center of Europe.

Since 20 17, France has been a venture capital market in Europe, with financing exceeding 2.7 billion euros (in the first and third quarters), followed by Britain.

Paris is the financial market in the euro zone, with more than 800,000 full-time jobs and 400,000 part-time jobs in the financial industry (the data is related to the Paris area).

Another focus of foreign investors is the stability of the French banking system. Even during the global economic crisis, there was no economic fluctuation and various negative factors, which has been confirmed.

Investing in France is also beneficial, because financial services not only cover a wide range, but also provide more privacy and security measures.